Travis Scott cut a low-profile as he stepped out for a spot of retail therapy in Sydney amid his string of sold-out shows in the city.
The American rapper, 33, is Down Under for the Australian leg of his Circus Maximus tour and he performed at the Allianz Stadium on Thursday and Friday nights.
But he took some time out from his busy schedule on Saturday as he was seen visiting some high-end designer shops on a daytime shopping trip.
For the outing, Travis cut a laidback figure in a black T-shirt and baggy trousers as he was spotted leaving the Hermes and Chanel stores.
He added a pop of colour to his casual ensemble with a pair of red trainers and accessorised with an array of chunky silver jewellery.
Travis appeared to have had a successful shopping trip as he was seen stepping out of the Hermes shop with a large orange bag.
His outing comes just hours after footage allegedly from one of his Sydney sold-out concerts emerged seemingly showed a fan being knocked out cold in the mosh pit.
In the video, purportedly taken at Travis’ show on Thursday, a group of men were shown standing towards the back of the general admission section and appearing to get agitated.
A shirtless man then seemingly placed another concertgoer into a chokehold before violently tossing him to the ground.
‘Knock him out,’ one person shouted.
‘Whoa, World Star,’ a second said in reference to a news site famous for its fight videos.
The alleged victim lay motionless while other concerned attendees rushed to his aid.
NSW Police and NSW Ambulance told Daily Mail Australia that neither department was made aware of any incident during Thursday’s show.
One person who was at the same concert as the alleged incident said they were also in the mosh pit and that things had gotten scary at times.
‘I was at the barricade and people were acting absolutely insane I was actually scared at some points like I’m a pretty small person and I was getting SUFFOCATED. This is so sad and scary,’ they wrote.
Others who attended Scott’s second Sydney concert on Friday night echoed the experience.
‘I was barricade too and [was] just trying my best to not crush the two really short girls next to me. It was insane at the front,’ one person said.
‘I was at night two and I think one of the dudes who was a self imposed mosh pit creator had his front teeth knocked out,’ a second wrote.
‘These things are so dangerous. I really feel for the girls who were in there.’
Travis has two more concerts scheduled in Melbourne on Tuesday and Wednesday, which will be followed by a final show in Brisbane on Saturday.
