Rapper and musician Travis Scott has opened up about his experience working on Christopher Nolan's upcoming film 'The Odyssey'. In a recent interview, Scott admitted that he was very nervous about taking on an acting role in the movie. He described feeling anxious about the challenge of acting for the first time in a major film directed by Nolan, who is known for his complex and visually stunning movies. Scott said he was 'nervous as f***' when thinking about the performance required. Despite his nerves, Scott also contributed to the film's music. He recorded an original song titled 'When I'm Home', which will play during the closing credits. The song adds another layer to Scott's involvement in the project, which has already generated buzz among fans of both the rapper and the director. 'The Odyssey' is based on the ancient Greek epic poem by Homer and is expected to be a big-budget adaptation. Nolan is famous for films like 'Inception', 'Interstellar', and 'Oppenheimer'. Scott is best known for his music career, with hit albums and sold-out concerts. This marks one of his first major acting roles. The film's release date has not been announced yet. Fans are eager to see how Scott transitions from music to acting under Nolan's direction.