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Travis Scott Brings 7 Year Old Daughter Stormi Onstage in Tokyo

Stormi Webster needed no warm-up. When Travis Scott brought his 7-year-old daughter onstage during his concert in Tokyo on Nov. 8, the crowd immediately lit up. It was a quick…

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Stormi Webster needed no warm-up. When Travis Scott brought his 7-year-old daughter onstage during his concert in Tokyo on Nov. 8, the crowd immediately lit up. It was a quick moment but a standout one, showing Scott in full proud parent mode while Stormi looked perfectly at ease in front of thousands of fans at the Belluna Dome.

Stormi Steals the Spotlight

As Scott performed his 2023 track Thank God, Stormi joined him wearing a graphic T-shirt, a fur coat, and bright braided hair. She had headphones on to block out the noise, but she was smiling the whole time, moving right along with the music like she had been practicing for this exact moment.

Scott positioned the mic for her so she could say her line from the song. When he rapped, "Storm's a minor but you know she livin' major," Stormi answered with: "That's right, Daddy." The crowd roared, and Scott told everyone to “give it up” for her. It was a short exchange, but it landed.

A Surprise Guest Appearance

The night had more surprises. Kanye West also appeared, walking onstage with his face covered before revealing himself to cheers from the audience. He and Scott shared a laugh and performed “Through the Wire” along with other tracks.

A Dad Who Loves Being a Dad

Scott and Kylie Jenner welcomed Stormi in February 2018, later adding their son Aire in February 2022. Scott has spoken often about how much he values being a father. In his CR Men cover story in 2021, he explained their parenting style: "She's so fire because she goes to sleep now," he said, describing how they encourage Stormi to build her own routine.

Jenner told Harper’s Bazaar in 2020, "We have such a great relationship. We're like best friends. We both love Stormi and want what's best for her."

A Family Presence Onstage and Off

This was not the first time Stormi has been part of a performance moment. At Coachella earlier this year, Scott called out, "Stormi, let's rock!" as she watched from the crowd wearing headphones similar to the ones in Tokyo.

Stormi may not be a performer yet, but she knows how to stand in the spotlight. And in Tokyo, she didn’t just appear onstage — she made the moment feel personal, warm, and absolutely hers.

Kayla is the midday host on Detroit’s 105.1 The Bounce. She started her career in radio back in 2016 as an intern at another Detroit station and worked her way here. She's made stops in Knoxville, TN, Omaha, Ne and other places before returning to Detroit. She’s done almost everything in radio from promotions to web, creating content on social media, you name it. She’s a true Michigander, born and raised. So, you can catch her camping or vacationing up north to exploring the downtown Detroit or maybe even catching a sports game. During her free time, Kayla enjoys watching movies, roller-skating, crafting, and music festivals. She and her husband together dip into many of the great things Michigan has to offer. Together they also like to travel. A few hobbies of hers include wine and beer tastings, crafting, hiking, roller skating, movies, home improvement projects, gardening, and festivals. She’s always looking to take on more local events happening in the community. She loves connecting with the community. When writing, Kayla covers topics including lifestyle, pop culture, trending stories, hacks, and urban culture.