Hello, Travis.

So this is your third time, but this is the first time

sitting down to talk to me.

And we usually just offer water.

But your rider says that--

this is what you asked for in the dressing room.

Moet champagne, Don Julio tequila, Ciroc apple vodka,

and Hennessy.

Now, do you mix these?

I just wanted you to have your choice.

What do you like?

Well, I like the 42.

But I keep the Ciroc, because I have this one nightmare

that Diddy might just pop in my dressing room

at any time of the day.

And you have to have it?

And it just has to be right.

Good idea.

And the Hennessy might be just a daytime thing for anybody

that might come through.

Hennessy is a daytime drink.

Yeah.

Oh, I didn't know that.

[LAUGHS]

I didn't realize that it was a daytime drink.

Now I'll start.

Hold on.

Wait, wait.

Before you go, though.

What?

Since it's my first time on the couch, I brought you something.

Some shoes I made.

You sure did.

There you go.

What?

Oh, god.

Everybody backstage is so jealous right now.

Travis, these are awesome!

[APPLAUSE]

Thank you so much.

And I got you nothing.

I'm going to get you something now.

But look, I have beverages for you.

So there you go.

What are you going to take?

What's this right here?

What is that?

42.

OK.

There you go.

[APPLAUSE]

There we go.

And we're off.

We're off.

All right.

So congratulations on your album.

Astroworld is the biggest album of the year.

Congratulations.

Thank you.

[APPLAUSE]

And you have the biggest album of the year,

and you have a brand new little baby girl.

I mean, what a year for you.

I know, right?

[APPLAUSE]

Yeah.

Look at that face.

That's just got to be hard, to be away from her.

Yeah, I just had to leave her to come up here.

And it was just so hard.

Man, Stormi is just so animated, man.

She's running around the house right now on this new walker.

And she's turned it into a full blown runner.

Yeah.

[LAUGHS]

Yeah, that's dangerous, when they

start being able to move around like that--

Yeah, it is.

--being mobile.

Then suddenly, you can't do anything, keeping your eyes up.

She's got a little outfit on that's adorable.

She's got a workout outfit on.

Yeah, yeah.

Is she doing cardio right now?

You know, her mom just tries to keep her fit.

Yeah, sure.

She's always on her own workout plan.

I think this the Stormi up-downs we're doing right now.

This is, Daddy, make me go up and down

or I'm going to cry forever.

Oh.

So this is an up-down right there.

Well, that's adorable.

Now, Kris was here the other day, your mother-in-law.

And she said that she helped deliver Stormi.

That is a fact.

That is a fact.

She held me down, because it was so scary.

This is actually my first delivery room.

Yes.

And so she was walking me through this whole process.

And there's this thing called the placenta that I've just

been hearing about.

Oh, my god.

So I was fearful of that.

But I cut the umbilical cord.

And she held it down, Mama KJ.

She's the best, man.

Yeah, she is.

Now, wait.

So the placenta freaked you out.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Very crazy.

Yeah.

But then you cut the cord.

And then there's gotta be something amazing--

Oh, man.

--that you just created that little baby.

Yeah.

You know, going into it, I was nervous and scared.

You know, we were just both young.

But you know, when you first have that baby in your arms,

it's just uncontrollable.

It's like this whole warp that just

takes over your whole body.

And I never thought I could just love something so hard.

It's crazy.

That's sweet.

That's what everyone says that has a baby.

It's true.

So this is amazing.

So everyone knows you as who you are today.

By the way, your name isn't Travis Scott.

It is what?

It's Jacques Webster II.

Yeah.

But you like people to call you Travis.

Yeah.

So in high school, you were in musical theater.

And so did you sing sing?

You were a singer?

I wouldn't say I was a singer.

But I wasn't in the Thespian Society, which is plays.

So I tried out for this Oliver Twist.

But I was actually in this play called Kiss Me, Kate.

And I had this song "Too Darn Hot." (SINGING) Too darn hot.

It's too darn hot.

[VOCALIZING] baby tonight.

[VOCALIZING] baby tonight.

[VOCALIZING]

[APPLAUSE]

[LAUGHS]

And man, I love Broadway.

It's just super dope.

You do.

You love Broadway.

Yeah, it's fire.

It's plays.

You should write a Broadway show.

Because you write all of your own stuff, right?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You should write a whole show.

Yeah, I was thinking my next album should

be, I do a play for a whole week somewhere, and I just do a play

and design a whole play around my album.

I think you should.

Because you're a super smart guy.

It would be so easy for you to do that.

You'd probably sit down in an afternoon.

Yeah, right?

Yeah.

I'll be over and I'll help you out.

Because it's daytime drink, I'm going to have some of that.

[LAUGHS]