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Travis Scott performs onstage during the MTV Video Music Awards at Radio City Music Hall on Aug. 20, 2018 in New York City. Theo Wargo/Getty Images

Travis Scott is no stranger to unusual creativity. Recently the "Sicko Mode" rapper worked in conjunction with General Mills to design a custom Reese's Puffs box and now, he has added another interesting addition to his portfolio of projects.

According to TMZ, the musician has now hired a Houston-based company to create a $50k vending machine for his office. The innovative appliance will include a 3D hologram image of his "Astroworld" album cover, and the unique offerings the machine has will include soda from all over the world, as well as a Wheaties box. The machine also offers the capability to place custom orders for snacks.

On Monday, Exotic Pop posted a few snippets on their Instagram highlighting the unique features of the machine, one of which can be seen below.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

@tmz_tv -We know how @travisscott is gonna be getting his goosebumps now -- aside from Kylie Jenner -- it's a baller vending machine built to satisfy all his cravings! Well, most of 'em. The Astroworld commemorative machine will be installed in Travis' office, and besides kicking out some very cool snacks, it also projects a 3D spinning hologram image of Trav's "Astroworld" album cover. It was designed by Houston-based beverage company Exotic Pop, and owner Charleston Wilson says they were happy to deliver when the rapper reached out for a customized vending machine. TMZ The 49-inch multi-function touchscreen makes it easy to navigate the machine's vast offerings. For instance, it serves up soda from all over the world and, if you find yourself looking for a literal breakfast of champions, there's a Wheaties box! Shout out to Kylie's dad. And, if Travis or his crew doesn't see something they like, they can use the display to place a custom order, and have it delivered. The unique vending machine has 14 patented parts, and getting one built would run ya around $50k. Charleston tells us they'll hand over Travis' machine in mid-July when he wraps up his European tour. BTW ... Exotic Pop built @lilpump his very own soda vending machine earlier this year ... which came complete with freakin' Apple TV!

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If you are interested in obtaining your own, the machine, which houses 14 patented parts and a 49-inch touchscreen, it won't come cheap though, as these creations can potentially run you close to $50k. Exotic Pop, the company behind the elaborate machine, says they plan to hand it over to Scott once he returns from his European tour in mid-July.

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