Travis Scott deletes Instagram account over Halloween Batman costume, trolls say 'boy couldn't take cyberbullying'
Travis Scott notched up his Halloween celebration this year by dressing up as Batman for the occasion and his Instagram picture and a short video of the same went viral within a matter of minutes. All was good until he started getting trolled for the dark chocolate brown color of the Batman suit which the Houston rapper even managed to match with the color of his hot wheels parked in his garage.
Looks like the 29-year-old ‘Astroworld’ hitmaker took the trolling to his heart as the rapper deleted his Instagram account and currently his social media page is blank as a white sheet. Travis has not addressed the issue on Twitter as of now. After the news of the rapper deactivating his Instagram account went viral, some fans were sad while others still made fun of his actions over getting trolled.
One user tweeted, “Mf like me have been hyping up everything Travis Scott been doing for the past 4 yrs...should’ve known that boi couldn’t take a lil cyber bullying.” Another one also made fun of the same and said, “I'm really tripping off of the fact that Travis Scott deactivated his IG because of his costume slander.” One individual praised Travis’ Batman suit and stated, “@trvisXX Sorry to hear about the backlash from what I thought IMO was an AWESOME Batman fit!! Everybody just wants to troll behind a keyboard these days instead of lift up or support. Hope to see you back on the gram! #CactusJack.” One individual added, “I had a good laugh at them Travis Scott jokes but like... I've felt that feeling before of being hype for something and people shooting it down. It's really not cool.”
Mf like me have been hyping up everything Travis Scott been doing for the past 4 yrs...should’ve known that boi couldn’t take a lil cyber bullying 😂😂
— sosa (@akaSosa13) November 2, 2020
I'm really tripping off of the fact that Travis Scott deactivated his IG because of his costume slander. 😂🤣
— 2020 is a scam 🥴 (@STFUkj) November 2, 2020
@trvisXX Sorry to hear about the backlash from what I thought IMO was an AWESOME Batman fit🔥!! Everybody just wants to troll behind a keyboard these days instead of lift up or support. Hope to see you back on the gram! #CactusJack 💪🏾
— Jermaine Bostic (@jbostic1315) November 2, 2020
I had a good laugh at them Travis Scott jokes but like... I've felt that feeling before of being hype for something and people shooting it down. It's really not cool.
— THRD (@THRDandrews) November 2, 2020
It is assumed that Travis might soon make a comeback to the photo-sharing app as the rapper always promotes his new music and his lavish business deals on the platform.
Also, this is not the first time when a celebrity has quit social media citing different reasons. A-listers such as Demi Lovato, Camila Cabello, Justin Bieber, Tom Holland, Billie Eilish, Shawn Mendes and a few others have earlier taken a step away from their respective social media accounts only to come back later.