In a year where John Cena turned heel, Logan Paul is somehow credible, and The Miz is still employed, the WWE is once again pushing the boundaries of “Wait, what?” with the reported return of Travis Scott at the upcoming Money in the Bank premium live event on June 7.
Yes, that Travis Scott. The “Sicko Mode” hitmaker. The guy who helped John Cena defeat Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania, because that sentence is apparently real and we’re all just pretending this is normal now.
According to Wrestlevotes via X (the artist formerly known as Twitter), Scott’s appearance has been in the works since before WrestleMania, meaning this wasn’t just a wild improv moment—it was a long con. And whether he’s there to wrestle, rap, or just dramatically hold a mic while Cena yells, no one knows yet.
What we do know is this:
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He was ringside at Elimination Chamber for Cena’s long-awaited heel turn.
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He actively helped Cena at WrestleMania, officially making him the first Grammy-nominated accomplice in a world title robbery.
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He vanished afterward, like a fashionable genie in Jordans.
The rumor mill is spinning faster than a Canadian Destroyer. WWE might be building to a tag match featuring Cena and Scott vs. Cody Rhodes and a mystery partner, a sentence that sounds like it came from a MyGM mode fueled by Monster Energy and delusion. But with Cody still off TV after his WrestleMania loss, the mystery thickens. Is he injured? Brooding? Growing a beard for dramatic effect?
Whatever the outcome, we now live in a universe where a Travis Scott run-in is less surprising than a ref bump.
And for those worried about Travis stepping into the ring: let us remind you, this is WWE in 2025. If Bad Bunny can deliver a Canadian Destroyer in Puerto Rico, anything is possible—including a Cena/Scott tag team being referred to as Attitude Adjustment Volume II.