Travis Scott, Bad Bunny, The Weeknd Release ‘K-Pop’

Travis Scott, Bad Bunny, and The Weeknd have teamed up for a new single titled "KPOP." The music video features all three artists switching from scenes at a soccer field, a club, and then a house party with breathtaking views. There are also cameos by Pharrell and SZA.

"KPOP" marks Scott and The Weeknd's sixth time collaborating on a song. The pair first linked up for "Pray 4 Love" from Scott’s 2015 album Rodeo. The following year, they worked together on "Wonderful" from Scott’s album Birds In the Trap Sing McKnight. Their latest collaborations were two on Scott's Astroworld: "WAKE UP" and "SKELETONS" and then "Power Is Power" alongside SZA on the For the Throne: Music Inspired by the HBO Series Game of Thrones soundtrack.

Scott and Bad Bunny have worked together two other times before "KPOP." They were both on the remix of "Krippy Kush" by Farruko with Nicki Minaj, and Rvssian, and both of them were also on the remix to "Know No Better" by Major Lazer, Scott, Camila Cabello, and Quavo.

"KPOP" is the first time The Weeknd and Bad Bunny have worked together.

"KPOP" comes right before Scott's concert and live stream of his highly anticipated album, Utopia. The concert will take place on July 28 at the Pyramids of Giza in Egypt.  It was previously reported that it was canceled. Live Nation debunked those claims with a statement on Tuesday (July 18).

"There have been no changes to Travis Scott’s show in Egypt," Live Nation told Rolling Stone. "Any reports to the contrary are false. We can’t wait to celebrate Utopia with you in Egypt!"

It was previously reported that the show "goes against the cultural identity of the Egyptian people." Due to Scott's 2021 festival Astroworld, a safety measure was also a concern by government officials. Ten people died due to a crowd surge at the festival.

Listen to "K-Pop" below:

A new social media network has arrived under Mark Zuckerberg's Meta umbrella. The text-focused social media platform Threads officially launched on July 5, 2023. Take a look below to learn more about Threads and see which of your favorite rappers already took the plunge onto the new platform.

Threads is an app that was built by the Instagram team, which is part of Meta. The app is obviously designed to rival Elon Musk's Twitter which focuses more on text conversations than visuals. Although you can still share photos, videos, and GIFs on both apps. For Threads, your posts can be up to 500 characters long and include links, photos, and videos up to 5 minutes in length. However, unlike its direct competitor Twitter, Threads users will notice that you are unable to message other users directly or to use hashtags.

Zuckerberg's Threads has amassed 100 million sign-ups, according to the founder, over its first couple of days. The app had "mostly organic demand, and we haven't even turned on many promotions yet," Zuckerberg posted on Threads on Monday morning. "Can't believe it's only been 5 days!" With that amount of sign-ups, it has beat both ChatGPT and TikTok as the fastest-growing consumer app in history, according to CBS News.

TikTok took nine months to build the same amount of users. Instagram took two years to have 100 million users on the platform. Previously, ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence app used to formulate human-like responses in text and images, reigned as the fastest-growing app after amassing 100 million monthly active users within two months.

You can sign up for Threads through your Instagram account. Please note if you have multiple Instagram accounts, you must log in and out of them to access each individual Threads account. Note that if you sign up for Threads, and then decide you want to delete your account, you also need to delete your associated Instagram account.

Currently, you need an active Instagram account to join the Threads community.

Take a look at 10 rappers who have already joined Threads:

Ice Spice usually uses her socials to post sexy selfies and promote her chart-topping music. This year she released her debut EP Like...? and collabed with Nicki Minaj twice on the remix of " and "Barbie World." You can access her Threads account through her Instagram here.

Jack Harlow shows off his goofy nature on social media when he is not promoting his music. He has had quite a year after being nominated for a handful of Grammys and BET Awards. He also dropped his third studio album Jackman in April. You can access his Threads account through his Instagram here.

Coi is very active on her other social media handles like TikTok and Instagram so it is not surprising that the "trendsetter" also joined Threads. In music, she performed at the 2023 BET Awards and dropped her self-titled album Coi in June. You can access her Threads account through her Instagram here.

Lil Durk mostly uses social media to promote his music or post-concert footage. This year the Chicago-bred rapper dropped his eighth studio album Almost Healed. You can access his Threads account through his Instagram here.

Travis Scott loves to send clues to his fans via social media to try to figure out what he is working on. The Houston native is set to release his highly anticipated Utopia sometime this year. You can access his Threads account through his Instagram here.

Post Malone loves to show off his goofy nature on social media so hopefully he will continue it on Threads. The New York native is gearing up for the release of his fifth studio album Austin at the end of July. You can access his Threads account through his Instagram here.

JT is constantly showing her fans how to "act bad" on social media so we believe her Threads account will be no different. The emcee who is one-half of the rap duo City Girls with Yung Miami will be releasing a single titled "No Bars" on Friday (July 14). You can access her Threads account through her Instagram here.

Diddy loves a party, and he is bringing it over to Threads. The rapper is very active on social media so it is not a surprise that he was in the first group of hip-hop stars to join. You can access the Bad Boy's Threads account through his Instagram here.

While Soulja Boy wasn't the first rapper to be on Threads, the fact that he is jumping on another social media platform is a no-brainer. When he's not recording music, he is constantly in conversations regarding the hottest topic in pop culture. You can access his Threads account through his Instagram here.

It's a party, it's a party, it's a party! Waka Flaka Flame has been crowned the first rapper to have joined Threads which the Atlanta native already expressed on the app. Waka came out on top beating Soulja in the "first rapper to.." competition. You can access Waka's Threads account through his Instagram here.