Travis Scott is being ripped by the family of an Astroworld victim for buying a $5.5 million Bugatti.
While Ezra's attorney says Travis has every right to live life as he sees fit, including buying what he wants, Hillard rips Travis' choices as"excessive" ... and says everything Travis does should be questioned because of what happened at Astroworld.
Ezra's lawyer also has some choice words for Travis' camp ... ripping them for trying to make Travis look good with a $5.5 million car in his driveway as the Astroworld litigation heats up.
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