The Travis Scott Song Bracket | THE S PODCAST EPISODE 3

Welcome to the S podcast! This is episode 3 where we take on the challenge of putting every one of Travis Scott's studio album songs head to head in a song bracket! Which song will win?
Join us as me and my S friends talk about Travis Scott for way to long and settle on an answer that's... correct?!
Podcast Description: Ranking Every Travis Scott Song - The Ultimate Bracket Showdown
In today’s special podcast episode, we embark on an ambitious mission: ranking every single Travis Scott song ever released in a bracket-style tournament. From the genre-bending soundscapes of his early mixtapes to the explosive anthems from Astroworld that dominated airwaves, we explore everything Travis Scott has brought to the game.
Travis Scott, also known as La Flame and Cactus Jack, is one of the most influential artists in the hip-hop scene. His sound-a unique fusion of psychedelic trap, auto-tuned vocals, and bass-heavy beats-has set trends, created chart-topping hits, and amassed a massive following worldwide. With the upcoming release of Days Before Rodeo on streaming platforms, it’s the perfect time to revisit his entire catalog, reflect on his growth as an artist, and debate which tracks truly stand the test of time.
In this podcast, we’ve taken the challenge of ranking each track in a head-to-head bracket format. The competition is fierce as we pit songs like Antidote against Butterfly Effect, or Stargazing against Mamacita. Will the mainstream hits survive, or will deep cuts like Drugs You Should Try It or Impossible come out on top?
Days Before Rodeo is now officially coming to streaming platforms, much to the excitement of the Travis Scott community. We discuss which songs from this project deserve to be in the conversation for his top tracks. Is Skyfall still the atmospheric masterpiece it’s always been? How does Sloppy Toppy hold up compared to newer bangers?
The Impact of Days Before Rodeo on Streaming Platforms
With Days Before Rodeo finally hitting streaming, this episode wouldn’t be complete without a detailed discussion about its legacy. When it was first released in 2014, Days Before Rodeo was the mixtape that solidified Travis Scott’s cult following. Songs like Don’t Play (featuring Big Sean and The 1975) and Drugs You Should Try It showcased a more experimental and gritty sound than what we hear in his later albums. Fans have long awaited its arrival on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. We discuss how these tracks will likely be received by a new generation of listeners who may be discovering Travis Scott’s early work for the first time.
Ranking Travis Scott Songs: Criteria, Debate, and Final Verdict
Ranking Travis Scott’s discography is no small feat. In this episode, we break down our criteria for judging each track: production quality, lyrical content, cultural impact, and, of course, how the song makes you feel. Whether it’s the hype energy of NO BYSTANDERS or the emotional depth of 90210, each song offers something unique. But only one can be crowned the best.
Final Thoughts and Listener Engagement
As we conclude this epic Travis Scott ranking episode, we invite listeners to join the conversation. What’s your favorite Travis Scott song? Did we rank your top pick too low? Or did we miss out on an underrated gem that deserves more attention? Hit us up on social media and share your thoughts-we’re ready to debate!
For all the Cactus Jack fans, hip-hop heads, and anyone who appreciates the art of ranking music, this episode is a deep dive you won’t want to miss. La Flame’s discography is packed with hits, and we’ve gone through each one so you don’t have to-though we’re sure you’ll want to after hearing our takes.
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