Travis Scott is one of the biggest artists in the entire world. Overall, his fans have been patiently waiting for his brand-new album, UTOPIA. At this point, no one knows if and when this will ever come out. Although some rumors point to June of this year, there is no guarantee this will happen. However, fans remain optimistic anyway, especially with Travis making more appearances as of late. At this point, fans will simply accept any hint at a new album. Once August hits, it will have been five years since the release of Astroworld.
Additionally, fans have been wondering if Travis Scott would be dropping any interesting sneaker collaborations. Of course, he has already done quite a bit with the likes of Nike and Jordan Brand. Moreover, the Air Jordan 1 Low has been his recent obsession. Although, there have been a ton of rumors claiming that an Air Jordan 7 could also be on the horizon. Now, it seems like Travis is looking to bring back a model from the mid-80s. That offering just so happens to be the Nike Mac Attack.
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The Mac Attack was worn by John McEnroe, and it was first released in 1984. According to Complex, Travis Scott had a performance at E11EVEN in Miami on Saturday night, where he repped the Mac Attack. However, the version that Travis was wearing had one immediate quirk to it. Of course, that was the backward swoosh that Scott has made so popular over these last few years. If you love his shoes, you know this look quite well.
For now, there is no word on whether or not this shoe will actually be released. Although, it would be a cool idea for Nike to bring back a sneaker like this. After all, the Nike Mac Attack is a great model that we think casual fans would love to see return. Let us know your thoughts on this, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more news from around the sneaker world.
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