Travis Scott is currently under heavy fire following the deaths of eight people that attended his Astroworld festival in Texas. The tragedy, which took place last weekend, has resulted in a lawsuit (and potentially more incoming) filed against the US rapper. As part of the fallout, it appears that several of Scott's previous partners have started distancing themselves from him, including Epic Games and Fortnite.

Epic distances itself from Travis Scott

Epic Just Canceled Fortnite's Travis Scott Emote Following Festival Tragedy

The popular hip-hop artist was one of the first to hold a live-event virtual performance in Epic's battle royale title, Fortnite. The nine-minute concert, which was held in 2020, netted Scott around $20 million including merchandise. To date, there are still several other merchandises available in Fortnite for sale that's related to Scott. This includes the "Out West" music emote, which features a sample of licensed music from Travis Scott and Jackboys.