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  Travis Scott has dropped his new melody "The Plan," which will be highlighted in Christopher Nolan forthcoming science fiction spine chiller Tenet.  The mind dissolving track dropped early Saturday morning (Aug. 22) subsequent to appearing the past night during the NBA's Clippers/Mavericks game on TNT.  "The Plan" denotes Scott's first endeavor at composing a soundtrack tune. Precept chief Nolan as of late disclosed to GQ that the rapper's commitment to the secretive task resembled the last bit of a "yearlong riddle. "His bits of knowledge into the melodic and story system [composer] Ludwig Göransson and I were building were quick, keen, and significant," Nolan said.  Asked by GQ to portray Tenet, Scott answered, "I can't clarify it. You truly simply need to watch it. It's very fire."

"The plan won't accomplish anything," goes  a 1999  song from Built to Spill, "if it's not implemented." In 2020, when virtually all long-term plans have been upended due to a dangerously changed world, director Christopher Nolan has made more than a few attempts to stick to his own framework. The release of his 11th film,  Tenet , was  delayed  three times due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and while  a recent survey  of United States moviegoers reveals most people would be totally cool to watch it at home,  Tenet  will finally be released in theaters in the U.S. on September 3. Whether or not that actually happens doesn't seem to matter today (August 22), anyway, since  Travis Scott  has unveiled a plan of his own: a low-end banger called "The Plan," a track he wrote for Nolan's film that gathers its power from a deep, cavernous bass rumble. Scott  teased it  earlier this week on Instagram, as well as in a recent  GQ ...