Travis Scott deleted his Instagram account!

 Travis Scott deleted his Instagram account!
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Travis Scott has deleted his Instagram handle and fans think that it must be because of his new music release or the last photo updated on his account which was a Batman costume for Halloween.

The infamous rapper, Travis Scott, 29, has turned down his Instagram account! And most of the fans think that he took this action because of his new music release or the Halloween pictures for which he faced backlash. Scott had revealed his new album named 'Utopia' back in August in a message to the fans when he celebrated the anniversary of his ‘Astroworld’ album. And before deactivating his account he had shared a photo of himself dressed as a Batman for Halloween. The Halloween picture of him got mocked by his fans widely.

Travis Scott deleted his Instagram after fans clowned his Batman costume pic.twitter.com/3QRwmSgi24

— No Jumper (@nojumper) November 1, 2020

And as the deactivation came right after he got mocked for his new Halloween picture, one of the tweeters claimed that the reason for deleting the account must be because “because of the nasty comments about his Batman costume and also racist comments.” While another Twitter wrote, “Y’all really bullied Travis Scott off Instagram?”

Travis Scott deactivated his Instagram account because of the nasty comments about his Batman costume and also racist comments. pic.twitter.com/llosvcsI3x

— SKRT 🌡️ (@skrttgangg) November 1, 2020

Meanwhile, Scott has been sued for reportedly ripping off a video game joystick design. The court papers claim that Tavis has copied copyright-protected photos of KontrolFreek’s products to sell his Cactus Jack-branded merch when he appeared in the video game Fortnite. The Fortnite hosted the rapper’s latest “musical journey” between April 23-25, and that was the same time he released his new collaboration with Kid Cudi, ‘The Scotts’.

Y’all really bullied Travis Scott off Instagram? 😭

— Published Author (@Ter0me) November 1, 2020

Reported as "an other-worldly experience inspired by Cactus Jack’s creations, built from the ground up in Fortnite“, Travis's ‘Astronomical’ show helped to break the existing streaming record of Fortnite with over 12.3 million concurrent players.