Travis Scott has released the video for “When I’m Home,” the end-credit track from Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey—and this time, he directed the clip himself. Shot in a dark, wooded landscape and centered on a makeshift temple that eventually erupts into flames, the five-minute visual features Scott alongside collaborators James Blake and Ludwig Goransson. Scott works a flamethrower as the three perform, with the video’s stark cinematic tone echoing the song’s weight.
This isn’t Scott’s first time directing. He previously helmed Circus Maximus, the companion film to his 2023 album Utopia. But “When I’m Home” lands differently. Scott recently made his feature film acting debut in The Odyssey—a step he admitted made him “nervous as F”—and Nolan trusted him with more than music by giving him a speaking role. The video, then
