Travis Scott's Explosive Madrid Concert: Intense Energy, Repeated "Fe!n" Performances, 17,000 Fans

Controversial artist Travis Scott turned his first concert in Madrid into an explosive celebration with 17,000 fans at the WiZink Center. For over an hour, Scott and his followers jumped and screamed as the venue filled with flames, fireworks, laser beams, and flashing lights, creating an atmosphere so intense it seemed capable of causing a collective epileptic seizure.

One of the concert's highlights was the incessant repetition of his song "Fe!n." Scott performed the song five times in a row, each time being met with a roar from the crowd. "Fe!n," with its simple and repetitive structure, transformed into a hypnotic anthem, inducing the attendees into a trance. The word "fiend," repeated in the song, has a dual meaning, referring both to a demon and to a drug addict in American street slang. This is not trivial, given that Scott has openly talked about his opioid use.

However, the concert was far from the numbing effects of opioids. While Scott's songs on record contain psychedelic elements and can be understood as an analgesic against life's pains, live they are piñatas exploding over the heads of fans, a pure energy surge causing constant adrenaline rushes akin to a shower in energy drinks.

Travis Scott's concert in Madrid not only demonstrated his ability to mobilize a crowd but also highlighted the intensity and impact of his live music. It was a night of pure energy and emotion, leaving an indelible mark on his followers and setting a new standard for trap concerts.