Travis Scott ‘sells over $1MILLION worth of merchandise during his gigs at London’s O2 Arena

Travis Scott ‘sells over $1MILLION worth of merchandise during his gigs at London’s O2 Arena and breaks the previous UK sales record set by BTS’

He headlined London’s O2 Arena on the 6th and 7th of August. 

And Travis Scott, 31, reportedly sold over $1million worth of merchandise during his two gigs in The Big Smoke, breaking the previous UK sales record set by BTS.

Hoodies designed specifically for the rapper’s London shows went for $100 to $125, shirts ranged from $45 to $75 and hats were being sold for $45 each. 

Cha-ching! Travis Scott, 31, reportedly sold over $1million worth of merchandise during his two gigs in The Big Smoke, breaking the previous UK sales record set by BTS

A source told TMZ that Travis sold more than $1 million in merchandise at his weekend concerts in London, setting a record for performers in the United Kingdom.

The insider also revealed to the publication that the rapper is is the only artist to sell at least $1million in merchandise in the U.K.

They claimed that BTS sold just under $1million worth of goods during their Love Yourself World Tour UK dates at London’s O2 on 9th and 10th of October 2018.

MailOnline has contacted Travis Scott’s representatives for comment. 

Cashing in with merch! Hoodies designed specifically for the rapper's London shows went for $100 to $125

Cashing in with merch! Hoodies designed specifically for the rapper’s London shows went for $100 to $125

Dolla dolla! T-shirts ranged from $45 to $75 Merch: Hats were being sold for $45 each

Dolla dolla! T-shirts ranged from $45 to $75 and hats were being sold for $45 each

Beaten! The insider claimed that BTS sold just under $1million worth of goods during their Love Yourself World Tour UK dates at London's O2 in October 2018 (Pictured backstage)

Beaten! The insider claimed that BTS sold just under $1million worth of goods during their Love Yourself World Tour UK dates at London’s O2 in October 2018 (Pictured backstage)

Travis Scott’s London O2 gigs marked his first arena show in London after a deadly stampede claimed 10 lives at his Astroworld festival performance last year.

His latest concert did not proceed without incident, as an audience member threw a heavy object onto the stage but missed Travis.

Travis appeared to be irritated by the disruption to his set, but he kept rapping and refused to allow the disturbance to unhorse him.

Support: The rapper was supported at the gigs by his girlfriend Kylie Jenner and their daughter Stormi. The couple also share a son, Wolf, whom they welcomed this February

Support: The rapper was supported at the gigs by his girlfriend Kylie Jenner and their daughter Stormi. The couple also share a son, Wolf, whom they welcomed this February 

The rapper was supported at the gigs by his girlfriend Kylie Jenner and their daughter Stormi. The couple also share a son, Wolf, whom they welcomed this February. 

In November, when Kylie was pregnant with their son, she attended Travis’ Astroworld festival concert where a deadly crush of bodies occurred. 

The death toll from the tragic incident rose to 10 when a nine-year-old boy named Ezra Blount succumbed to his injuries. 

Travis largely pulled back from the spotlight after Astroworld, and plans for him to appear at Coachella this year were scrapped. 

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