Travis Scott Super Bowl Buzz Grows After Mystery Rehearsal Audio Leaks
A low, muffled beat leaking from inside Levi’s Stadium has set off a global guessing game and at the center of it is Travis Scott. As Super Bowl 2026 preparations reach their final hours, a fan-recorded clip from a closed rehearsal has ignited speculation that Scott and possibly The Weeknd, could be involved in the halftime show.
The audio, shared widely on social media, appears to capture a brief segment of “K-POP,” the high-profile collaboration between Travis Scott, Bad Bunny and The Weeknd. That alone was enough to send fans into overdrive. Bad Bunny is the confirmed headliner for the Super Bowl LX halftime show, but the idea that one of his biggest collaborations might surface on the world’s largest stage has fueled intense debate.
Here is what we know and what we do not. The NFL has made no announcement. Bad Bunny’s team has stayed silent. Representatives for Travis Scott and The Weeknd have offered no confirmation. Major music outlets have not verified the claims. At this point, the entire conversation is built on unverified fan footage and audio that could easily be part of routine sound testing.
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Large-scale halftime rehearsals often use placeholder tracks. Engineers test volume levels, bass response and timing with music that never makes it into the final performance. That means hearing a song during a rehearsal does not guarantee it will be performed live. Still, the choice of this specific track has raised eyebrows because of its cultural weight and its connection to all three artists.
For Travis Scott, even the rumor of a Super Bowl appearance carries significance. His presence on that stage would signal a major moment of visibility and validation, given the intense scrutiny surrounding his live performances in recent years. For fans, it would represent a crossover moment where hip-hop, Latin pop and global chart dominance collide in front of a worldwide audience.
Reactions online have been mixed. Some fans see “K-POP” as a high-energy crowd-pleaser that fits the spectacle of the Super Bowl. Others argue it clashes with the traditional tone of a halftime show designed to appeal across generations and continents.
Until official word arrives, this remains speculation, not confirmation. But the buzz itself shows how powerful the Super Bowl halftime stage remains and how a few seconds of leaked audio can dominate the global conversation.
As rehearsals continue behind closed doors and anticipation builds, we are watching closely. Stay with us for verified updates, clear facts and the full picture as Super Bowl 2026 approaches its biggest moments, on and off the field.
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