Kanye West cheers for Travis Scott a week after feud

Travis Scott's 'Astroworld' tour in Los Angeles was attended by a lot of celebrities, including Jay-Z, Beyonce, Kylie Jenner, Halsey, members of 'Migos'. But the one who caught everyone's attention was Kanye West who attended the concert with his wife Kim Kardashian.

This comes just days after, the 'I Love It' rapper expressed his frustration with Scott on Twitter for letting Drake diss him in the track 'Sicko Mode'. West, however, kept all the grudges aside and showed support for Scott by attending the show, reported People.

"Kanye and Travis are fine. Travis is very chilled just in general. He let Kanye air his frustration over Drake, so Kanye doesn't have any issues with Travis now," a 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' source told People.

Kim posted several videos from the show on her Instagram story featuring her and her husband having a fun time at the show. She posted another picture posing with Halsey and her mother Nicole Frangipane.

Halsey's ex, G-Eazy, was also present at the show but it's unclear if the former lovers had any interaction. Kylie Jenner's best friend Jordyn Woods was also spotted at the concert and she even took a ride on the onstage rollercoaster. Wiz Khalifa was seen in attendance.

Scott and West have been longtime friends and collaborators. However, Scott got involved into West's feud with Drake specifically over the 'Sicko Mode' lyrics in which both Scott and Drake rapped about how they prefer 'checks over stripes' which refers to Nike, a brand they both have deals with, and Adidas, which makes West's sneakers.

Shortly after West called out Scott on Twitter, he shared that the two are meeting up and later West tweeted that "it was all love" between them.

In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, Scott hinted that he and West might officially become a family soon.

"It got to a point where I was like, 'I need [Kylie] with me to operate. She's that one. We'll get married soon. I just gotta sturdy up - I gotta propose in a fire way," Scott had said.