Travis Scott took his daughter Stormi Webster, eight, to work with him during a fun day out in New York City.
The father-daughter duo attended the final day of Fanatics Fest on July 19, which HELLO! exclusively attended.
As Travis hit Center Stage for an impromptu performance, he brought his daughter along with him for the ride.
The pair went full out for the 2026 FIFA World Cup finale, as Travis donned his Cactus Jack x Nike T90 sweatshirt with Argentina on it, along with camouflage pants and sunglasses.
© Getty ImagesStormi rocked her dad's collection, however, she sided with Spain, as she wore a jersey, white skirt, and black flats.
Travis played Stormi's favorite song "FE!N" off of his album UTOPIA on stage while rapping his lyrics, "I'm the one that introduced you to the you right now," to her on stage.
After the two worked all sides of the stage and Stormi even waved to fans, they headed behind the DJ booth.
The proud father gushed: "In case you don't know, Stormi is a born rager," as she smiled ear-to-ear and the crowd cheered.
© Getty ImagesThe entertainer shared a mirror picture online of the pair backstage with the overlaid text: "Who u going 4," in reference to team Argentina or team Spain for the 2026 FIFA World Cup Finale.
The adventure didn't stop there, as they continued their fun-filled day by attending the finale at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey next.
Travis shared a behind-the-scenes photo of his son Aire Webster, four, whom he also shares with former partner Kylie Jenner, as the little one matched his sister with the same jersey and team.
Kylie attended the finale with her partner Timothée Chalamet.
Dynamic duo
This isn't the first time that the pair have taken the stage together. Stormi surprised the crowd by appearing onstage in Tokyo in November 2025, as well as at the SoFi Stadium in November 2023.
The artist released his hit song "THANK GOD" in 2023 and it featured an adorable tribute to Stormi, as well as her voiceover.
In the song, he rapped: "Storm's a minor, but you know she livin' major," and his daughter sweetly replied: "That's right Daddy."
© InstagramTravis' take on fatherhood
Travis previously opened up to Rolling Stone about what he's learned since becoming a father, revealing: "You can't crash out. You can't do a lot of crazy [expletive] like you would."
The father-of-two also gushed about how his kids are creative just like him.
He shared: "Man, my kids are just like me when it comes to trying to get off ideas. I took [Aire] to the Disney Imagineering spot, and his mind was just going off when he [saw] the robots and all the new tech and how it's built.”
© InstagramThe artist also revealed that he doesn't allow his children to play with AI at all.
He expressed: "My kids don't have AI. Having AI right now will compress their ability for their brain to maximize. So they got to learn the physical and the actual way of learning so then they know how to actually use AI to their best ability, because if it's doing everything for you, how do you even know what's right or wrong?"
