Kanye West has shown some love to Travis Scott as his 2014 mixtape Days Before Rodeo hits streaming for the first time on its 10th anniversary.
Posting on his Instagram Stories on Friday (August 23), Ye revealed how much he loves one of the tracks from the mixtape, which is now available on Spotify, Apple Music and TIDAL.
The Chicago rap legend uploaded a screenshot of him listening to the Young Thug and Rich Homie Quan-assisted “Mamacita” along with the caption: “@travisscott classic.”
See the post below.
Earlier this week, Travis Scott announced that the fan-favorite project, originally released for free in August 2014, would be made commercially available for the first time to celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Alongside throwback footage of him working on the mixtape with the likes of Metro Boomin and Young Thug, Scott wrote on Instagram: “DAYS BEFORE RODEO 10yr ANNIVERSARY BEING CELEBRATED BY FINALLLY RE-RELEASING EVERYWHERE AUGUST 23RD AND MAYBE COUPLE DBR SONGS FROM THAT ERA FROM THE VAULT Travisscott.com more info and shizzzz shsbsbsbsb IM FCKING JUMPING THRU WALLS AHHHH.”
In addition to streaming, digital deluxe editions of Days Before Rodeo featuring “unreleased DBR era bonus tracks” are available to purchase on Scott’s website for $4.99.
The deluxe contains five bonus tracks — “Mo City Flexologist,” “Too Many Chances,” “Yeah Yeah” featuring Young Thug, “Serenade” and “Whole Lots Changed” featuring Yung Mazi — although these have yet to be released on streaming services.
The project is also being sold on vinyl and as part of various merch bundles.
The follow-up to 2013’s Owl Pharaoh, Days Before Rodeo was Travis Scott’s second mixtape after signing with T.I.‘s Grand Hustle.
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Released to critical acclaim, the mixtape also featured appearances from Big Sean, Migos, Peewee Longway and British rock band The 1975.
It spawned several fan-favorite tracks including “Skyfall,” “Drugs You Should Try It” and, of course, “Mamacita.”
Scott followed up the mixtape with his debut album Rodeo the following year.
Kanye West appeared on the album cut “Piss On Your Grave.” which had previously been rumored to feature Paul McCartney and be included on Kanye’s The Life of Pablo LP.
Ye and Travis have an extensive number of collaborations, with the Houston star producing three tracks for the G.O.O.D. Music compilation Cruel Summer, two songs including “New Slaves” on Yeezus, the posse cut “Champions,” “Watch” which also featured Lil Uzi Vert, “Wash Us in the Blood,” Donda track “Praise God” and most recently Vultures 1‘s “Fuk Summ.”
