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Don Toliver recruits Bam Margera for 'NITROUS' launch

The Houston rapper confirmed that Travis Scott also helped recruit the skater for an upcoming promotional trip to Norway.

By Chioma Kuznetsov ·

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Bam Margera is joining the rollout for Don Toliver's next album, NITROUS.

The Houston rapper confirmed the collaboration following the commercial success of his 2024 record, OCTANE. That project drove high ticket sales for festivals and venues, with tracks like “E85” and “Body” dominating charts. Toliver also headlined Rolling Loud, where his set became a focal point for fans and critics alike.

Margera disclosed the partnership in a recent interview. He stated that Travis Scott and Toliver contacted him without prior warning to include him in the album promotion. The rapper offered a specific sum of money for Margera to travel to Norway.

“We need you to come to Norway… we don’t care, and we’ll give you x amount of dollars,” Margera quoted during the conversation.

Speculation grew immediately after the interview aired. A photograph appeared online showing Margera wearing a shirt that read “NITROUS IS COMING.” The image circulated widely on social media, reinforcing the narrative of a planned joint appearance.

The exact scope of Margera's involvement remains undefined. While the skater is confirmed for the rollout, no official dates or specific activities for the Norway trip have been announced.

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