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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 29 entries checked · 12 flagged · 27 issues confirmed · 12 corrected · 15 still open
Wheezy — The entry states Wheezy produced 'Yes Indeed' by Lil Baby, but the song is by Lil Baby and Drake and was produced by Tay Keith, not Wheezy.
Wheezy — The entry claims Wheezy contributed to Gunna's debut EP 'Drip or Drown (2017)', but Gunna's debut EP is 'Drip Season' (2016), and 'Drip or Drown' (2017) is a mixtape, not an EP.
Epic Records — The claim that Epic's legal team can untangle a licensing dispute in a week is an invented, unverifiable claim with no basis in established canon.
Cactus Jack — Smokepurpp was never officially signed to Cactus Jack Records as a recording artist; he was an affiliate and collaborator, not a signed member of the label's roster.
Cactus Jack — The 'Did You Know' section mentions a cannabis farm called 'Cactus Farm' opened in July 2021, but Travis Scott launched a cannabis brand called 'Cactus Farms', not a physical farm.
Freebandz — The entry describes Freebandz as being founded by Future and having distribution through Epic Records, but this label is not part of Travis Scott's canon; including it as a Travis Scott-related entry is a factual error of relevance.
Cactus Jack — The entry states that 'Heaven or Hell' peaked at number seven on the Billboard 200, but the album actually peaked at number two on the Billboard 200.
Cactus Jack — The entry states that the label's artists are collectively known as the hip-hop group JackBoys. While JackBoys is a compilation album and the group name used for that project, the label's artists are not permanently or officially collectively known as a hip-ho
Rodeo — The entry incorrectly claims 'Rodeo' was released under Epic Records and Cactus Jack, but it was released under Epic Records and Grand Hustle.
Rodeo — The claim that 'Rodeo' is where the 'Astroworld' universe first took shape is misleading; the Astroworld concept originated from Travis Scott's childhood memories of the defunct AstroWorld amusement park, not from the 'Rodeo' album.
SICKO MODE — The song was released as the second single on September 4, 2018, but it was actually released as the third single from Astroworld (after 'Butterfly Effect' and 'Stop Trying to Be God').
SICKO MODE — The claim that 'Sicko Mode' was universally acclaimed by critics is an exaggeration; while well-received, not all critics universally acclaimed it.
Rodeo — The entry lists 'Wasted' as a Quavo collaboration, but the track features Juicy J, not Quavo.
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