Key Takeaways:

• Travis Scott and Playboi Carti’s “FE!N” headlines the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 multiplayer trailer.
• The cinematic model of the monitor underscores high-energy gameplay and fight visuals.
• Scott’s historical past with gaming collaborations, together with Fortnite and NBA 2K, continues with this newest crossover.

On Monday (Sept. 22), Call of Duty launched its newest trailer for Black Ops 7 utilizing Travis Scott and Playboi Carti’s “FE!N.” Alongside in-game footage, the rappers’ smash hit from UTOPIA soundtracked the playable characters partaking in fight, wall-jumping and way more.

“I been flyin’ out of town for some peace of mind,” Scott raps over a stripped-down model of the instrumental. “I been focused on the future, never on right now.” Then, about midway via the trailer, Carti’s verse performs over operators utilizing completely different tools and rating streaks.

The recreation itself is slated to reach on Nov. 14, with the early entry beta beginning on Oct. 2. “Never thought I [would] hear a cinematic take on ‘FE!N,’” one X consumer wrote within the feedback. Another individual recommended the builders “add a Carti skin.”

It’s clearly too early to know if Scott or his “BACKR00MS” collaborator will make it into multiplayer as playable characters. However, the Call of Duty franchise has brought in rappers before, together with 21 Savage, Nicki Minaj and Snoop Dogg.

Scott has lent his music — and likeness — to a number of video video games, together with NBA 2K and, maybe most notably, Fortnite. His Astronomical event broke free-to-play battle royale’s document for probably the most concurrent gamers ever at 12.3 million.

“I think people gravitate toward the experience,” Scott informed Billboard about working with the sport. “There are multiple things you can do. You can have these different ‘fits. You can shoot. It’s a different combination of things, which is why I think people f**k with it.”

Musically, 2025 has been a comparatively good yr for Scott, even and not using a solo album. In July, he dropped JACKBOYS 2, a compilation mission that includes Cactus Jack Records mainstays like Don Toliver, Sheck Wes and SoFaygo. Across the 17-song effort, listeners bought to listen to Scott respond to Pusha T’s jabs on “CHAMPAIN & VACAY,” whereas he and GloRilla flipped Shyne’s “Bad Boyz” on the fittingly titled “SHYNE.”