McDonald's Launches New "Travis Scott" Combo Along With Other Themed Merchandise
Sep 9, 2020
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Updated: Sep 10, 2020
September 9, 2020
Travis Scott is lovin buns that aren't Kylies in his new partnership with fast food giant, McDonald's.
McDonald's rolled out their latest influencer inspired combo dubbed, the "Travis Scott meal." The 'Astroworld' rapper themed meal will cost $6 and come with his favorite items; McDonald's Quarter Pounder with cheese, medium fries with BBQ sauce and a Sprite with extra ice.
To celebrate the union, Travis released McDonald's themed limited edition merch for sale on his site, displaying a variety of t-shirts, hoodies and other items including a $90 chicken mcnugget pillow and $250 “Cactus Jack” rug, named after his record label.
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