Travis Scott has signed Malu Trevejo To Cactus Jack Records
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Travis Scott has signed Malu Trevejo To Cactus Jack Records

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Malu Trevejo is the latest signee to Travis Scott's label, Cactus Jack Records. She announced the signature through a now deleted post on socials. However, we all know that the internet never miss. Pictures are all over socials.

https://twitter.com/rapalert4/status/1449360657506242568?s=20

Malu Trevejo is a social media phenom, with more than 10 million followers on her instagram alone. Her addition to Catus records shall be interesting to see.

In case you are wondering what she sounds like, here's a song

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