Travis Scott appeared to address the postponement of his Friday night concert at the United Center in Chicago in a cryptic post that was shared on his Instagram Story on Saturday.

The 32-year-old performer’s planned show, which took place as part of his Circus Maximus Tour, was postponed just a few hours before it was set to begin.

The rapper seemingly revealed the cause for the delay, as he wrote: ‘U ever spent 24 hrs on a runway I have. F*** that s***.’

An official statement was shared on the venue’s X account on Friday afternoon informing the 32-year-old rapper’s fans that his show would not be going forward, and a new date for the show has not been announced.

The specific cause for the show’s delay has not been revealed to the public as of yet.

Travis Scott appeared to address the postponement of his Friday night concert at the United Center in Chicago in a cryptic post that was shared on his Instagram Story on Saturday; seen in 2021

The concert’s cancellation took place just two years after the tragic events of the 2021 Astroworld Festival, during which ten fans were killed as a result of a crowd crush that took place during the rapper’s set.

The incident occurred on the first night of the event, which was held at NRG Park in the performer’s hometown of Houston, Texas.

After Scott took to the stage, hundreds of his fans pushed their way towards his stage, and eight fans died in the crowd crush.

Two more fans, one of whom was only nine years old, passed away from injuries suffered during the incident.

It was later alleged that proper safety measures had not been taken by the festival’s organizers and that the rapper continued to perform after being informed that several concertgoers were in danger.

The performer issued a public apology following the incident, although it was criticized by many of his fans for his perceived lack of remorse.

Scott also lost numerous lucrative partnerships after the event occurred, and he was pulled from the lineup of the 2022 Coachella Music Festival.

However, the hitmaker eventually made a professional comeback, and he has since released collaborations with companies such as Nike and Dior.

Various lawsuits have been launched against the rapper and the Astroworld Festival’s organizer, Live Nation, although two were settled last year.

Scott announced that he would be embarking on the Circus Maximus Tour this past August.

The rapper seemingly revealed the cause for the delay, as he wrote: ‘U ever spent 24 hrs on a runway I have. F*** that s***’

An official statement was shared on the venue’s X account on Friday afternoon informing the rapper’s fans that his show would not be going forward, and a new date for the show has not been announced

The concert’s cancellation took place just two years after the tragic events of the 2021 Astroworld Festival, during which ten fans were killed as a result of a crowd crush that took place during the rapper’s set

It was later alleged that proper safety measures had not been taken by the festival’s organizers and that the rapper continued to perform after being informed that several concertgoers were in danger

The performer issued a public apology following the incident, although it was criticized by many of his fans for his perceived lack of remorse

Scott also lost numerous lucrative partnerships after the event occurred, and he was pulled from the lineup of the 2022 Coachella Music Festival

The tour was organized promote the rapper’s newest album, Utopia, which was released in July.

Teezo Touchdown, who has collaborated with the songwriter on several occasions, serves as the opening act for the tour, which kicked off at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, this past October.

Many of Scott’s fans were disappointed when he unexpectedly canceled his second show in Raleigh, North Carolina, on October 14.

The Circus Maximus Tour is currently scheduled to conclude with a show at the Amway Center in Orlando, Florida, on January 31.