Travis Scott Shows Off His Luxury Cars, Talks Collecting Sneakers and Speakers

In the latest episode of On Display, rap superstar Travis Scott sits down for an interview and takes us through his car collection and shows off some of the incredible vehicles he owns.

From his Lamborghini Urus, to his Mercedes-Maybach G650 Landaulet, Scott has built an unreal collection of cars, many of them custom wrapped in his signature brown colorway.

Scott also tells us the story of how he collected stereo speakers as a child, explains his love of collecting rare sneakers, and reflects on shooting the “GATTI” music video with Pop Smoke.

 

The Forgotten Legend Who Sacrificed His Legacy To Save His Childhood Club

How good was Rui Costa actually?

One of the most talked about players we've seen over the 1990s in football. In this short film we talk about Rui Costa who played for AC Milan, Benfica and Fiorentina for most of his career.

 

The Rise And Fall Of Wu Wear || Demise Of Hip Hop's First Streetwear Empire

How many remember Wu Wear clothing? In the eairly 90s Wu Wear was the first streetwear company launched and owned by a rap group. Not just any rap group, one of the biggest of the day, both in popularity and shear member numbers, Wu Tang Clan. Wu Tang has long been innovators within hip hop culture, whether it came from their music, style, or their lingo. Before the masses draped themselves in popular streetwear like Supreme, V-Lone and Bape, Wu Wear occupied that space within the streetwear community.

Their impact was worldwide, each article of clothing was designed to showcase the most iconic logo in the history of hip-hop, the infamous Wu Tang “W” , combining their love for kung fu movies and hip hop.

But over the decades, the brand that was once the main representatives of rap culture, has fallen off it's thrown. But why exactly? What caused one the most popular clothing lines of the culture to suddenly lose it's luster? Let's find out.

 

Patrick Andy/Yabby You || Living in Mount Zion (Full Album)

Sit back, relax and hit play.

 

Jeff Staple's $130,000 Nike Sneaker That Sparked a New York Riot

In this short film, designer Jeff Staple breaks down the anatomy of the legendary Nike Pigeon Dunk—one of the most infamous sneaker releases in history.

From the initial sketch to the fateful meeting at Nike HQ in Beaverton, Oregon, Jeff walks us through how a simple idea—paying tribute to the everyday pigeon, New York City’s unglamorous mascot—turned into a cultural explosion. We get into the nitty-gritty: the muted grey suede uppers inspired by the bird’s feathers, the pop of pink on the outsole mimicking pigeon feet, and how Nike’s Zoom Air tech was built into the sole to balance comfort with street utility.

Jeff also reveals details from the design process, showing up to sell a show he'd not even seen yet and the moment he realized the release had caused near-riots outside his NYC store, Reed Space. With archival photos, rare samples, and personal artifacts, this short film peels back the hype to reveal the true story behind a sneaker that made history.

 

From Switzerland to 30 Years in Rural JAMAICA!

Many dream of it, few ever do it.....but Tom has left Switzerland almost 30 years ago and has been living life his way in rural Jamaica. Enjoy this long chat with Tom, and hopefully it inspires you to follow your own dream!

 

Will Smith Goes Sneaker Shopping With Complex

Will Smith returns to go to Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Lapstone & Hammer in Philadelphia and talks about wearing Air Jordans to his prom, how he used to get Jordan’s early, and how he never goes sneaker shopping.