Travis Scott BEATEN UP at WrestleMania 41 as he helps John Cena win record WWE title against Cody Rhodes

FAMOUS rapper Travis Scott suffered the wrath of Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 41 after another surprise WWE appearance.

Scott, 33, got involved in the main event of WrestleMania at the Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas during an intense bout between Undisputed WWE Champion Rhodes, 39, and John Cena.

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The Grammy award nominee has been involved in WWE programming ever since last month's Elimination Chamber event that saw him teaming up with Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson.

The singer took part in a legendary segment in Canada that saw Cena, 47, turning heel - becoming a bad guy - for the first time since 2004.

In fact, Scott participated in the beating of Rhodes by The Rock and The Champ, who had just won the Men's Elimination Chamber Match to earn a title match at WrestleMania.

The artist delivered a few blows of his own to The American Nightmare and reportedly got so stiff that he accidentally injured the pro wrestler's eye and ear.

Scott also interfered at WrestleMania on Sunday as he dragged the referee out of the ring before he counted a pinfall that would have seen Cena losing.

The songwriter, who wrote and performed this year's Mania theme, then entered the ring to confront Rhodes.

The producer tried to punch the ex-AEW superstar in the face once more but was blocked and his rival delivered a devastating Cross Rhodes that knocked the celebrity down to the mat.

Cena then tried to hit Rhodes in the head with the Undisputed WWE Championship belt but was caught.

However, the champion hesitated and didn't return the favor which allowed the challenger to hit a Low Blow before whacking the belt on his opponent's face.

Cena then got the pinfall and sealed his record 17th world title reign, surpassing two-time WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair in the process.

Scott managed to get back up on his feet to celebrate with the new champion as WrestleMania went off the air during Netflix's broadcast.