Travis Scott screams after James Harden's Cavaliers debut

The Cleveland Cavaliers have been dominant lately, winning eight of their last nine games.

Additionally, they made major acquisitions at the trade deadline, adding Dennis Schroder, Keon Ellis and of course James Harden.

Saturday night's game marked an interesting matchup for all three players, as Schroder and Ellis squared off against the team that traded them (Sacramento Kings), while Harden made his Cavaliers debut.

Despite the absence of Domantas Sabonis, the Cavaliers had trouble pulling away against the league-worst Kings. That said, 58 points combined between Harden and Donovan Mitchell was enough to thwart Nique Clifford's 30-point performance as Cleveland held on to a six-point victory.

Harden finished his debut with 23 points, eight assists, two rebounds and one steal. Fifteen of Harden's 23 points came in the fourth, as Cleveland came back from a three-point deficit to begin the final frame.

Following the game, Harden's postgame interview was interrupted by an unlikely source. As he was speaking with Mitchell, rapper Travis Scott interrupted to scream: "Not going to lie, we going to the yard. What are we doing? DM (Donovan Mitchell), JH (James Harden)." Scott's outburst drew laughter from both Mitchell and Harden.

While Scott's appearance may seem random, especially considering it being a regular season game in Sacramento, Scott and Harden used to share the same city.

Scott grew up in Missouri City, a suburb of Houston. As for Harden, many remember his nine seasons with the Houston Rockets, including his MVP season in 2017-18.

With Harden having moved on to Cleveland, it appears as though Scott will be rooting him on.

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