Since breaking into the mainstream in the mid-'10s, Travis Scott has fielded calls from plenty of artists hoping to harness his hooky, Auto-Tune-soaked rap style. He sounds right at home on the grim, murky minimalism of MadeinTYO's “Uber Everywhere”, while his turn on the creeping, synthetic soul of Justin Bieber's “No Sense” brings the same punchiness that has turned his solo hits into street smashes.