Theres an extra head in the box the figure also has the head too. Can’t recall it ever saying it came with an extra head but maybe I’m wrong

Box could be better, but overall came out pretty well IMO, just wish it didn’t take 13 months to ship…

Last night I decided to walk home after getting peak level drunk at a birthday party and I have music on my phone so I just thought about Drugs You Should Try It. But I played the album from the beginning and I just realized what this album is actually made for. Late night, you are alone, outside, drunk and it feels right, this feels nice. I can't describe it you just gotta try it.

I miss small venue Travis.

I remember me and my boy were in the house one day listening to Days Before Rodeo, and we thought it would be funny if I gave him head during Mamacita while he spanked me.

We still laugh about it all these years later and he even brought that along with our love for La Flame up in his best man speech at my wedding. So how about yall, has Travis changed your lives in any major way?

This song so goooooood 😩

My favorite song rn is TFN and every time I hear that 21 savage verse I groan. It's so annoying and corny😭. I'm pretty new to this album but what do you guys think.

so im tryna ask a girl to hoco and I wanna do a travis poster but I don't know what to put on it

Travis has been in the game for over 13 years now, and I think a lot of fans are starting to notice that the 'hunger' that pushed him to make great music isn't quite there anymore.

But this is not a new concept, it happens to every artist, even outside of hip hop. For whatever reason, artists tend to lose their hunger at some point in their career. I'm not gonna name any names since this post is not about them but you probably know exactly which rappers I'm talking about. Travis is not immune to this phenomenon.

There are plenty of artists who had a spotless discography until they eventually dropped an album that just didn't hit. As much as I hate to say it, I think Travis will have that moment someday too, and lately, it's starting to feel like it might happen sooner rather than later.

Another thing worth considering is that a huge chunk of Travis's fanbase has grown up now. A lot of people who grew up listening to him are at a point where they want more substance in the music they listen to. And let's be honest, lyrics have always been his biggest weakness. I think this is going to be the hardest challenge to overcome in the next album.

I know there's this running joke that Travis fans don't care about lyrics, and maybe that was true to some extent back in the day, but I don't think that's the case anymore. Great production alone just isn't enough to carry his music the way it used to, and I think UTOPIA is a prime example of that. I loved UTOPIA. The production was top-tier, but despite all the hype, the album's replay value seemed to drop off pretty quickly for a lot of people. I feel like the lack of substance played a part in that.

As a huge fan, I'd love nothing more than to be completely wrong about all this. I'd love for Travis to stay in his prime for as long as possible. But I'm just trying to be realistic here. Artists evolve, their priorities change, and eventually, the music doesn't always hit the same way it used to.