While it was big news for all Travis Scott fans when it was announced that the Butterfly Effect rapper would be a part of the high-profile star cast of the Academy Award-winning filmmaker Christopher Nolan's upcoming and much-awaited epic fantasy-drama The Odyssey, the netizens and movie buffs are now thrilled and also a bit surprised to find out that Scott's hit banger FE!N has reportedly been used in one of the important scenes in the movie.As it has not been announced officially that Travis Scott's hit track FE!N will be featured in The Odyssey, which is set to hit the big screen on July 17, 2026; however, according to reports, it is confirmed that the Sicko Mode hitmaker did compose a new and original track for the movie in collaboration with James Blake and Ludwig Göransson.While it is officially not confirmed whether FE!N has been used in the Matt Damon starrer The Odyssey, it was the parody hip-hop news outlet Daily Noud that shared an X (formerly Twitter) post alleging that Scott's FE!N will be in the movie. You can check out the X post below:Christopher Nolan opens up about casting rapper Travis Scott in The Odyssey"The Odyssey" World Premiere - VIP Arrivals - Source: GettyDirector of award-winning and critically acclaimed films such as Oppenheimer and Dunkirk, Christopher Nolan, who is considered one of the most influential filmmakers in Hollywood, during a conversation with Time magazine in May 2026, opened up about casting Travis Scott in The Odyssey.While Nolan has collaborated with Scott in one of his previous films, Tenet, in which the Highest in the Room rapper composed a song for the Robert Pattinson and John David Washington starrer action-sci/fi film, this time Scott worked with Nolan as an actor. Speaking about casting Scott, who played the character of a Bard, in his upcoming film, Nolan said:"I cast him because I wanted to nod towards the idea that this story has been handed down as oral poetry, which is analogous to rap."Matt Damon, while talking with Time magazine about Christopher Nolan's choices surrounding The Odyssey, said:"The script was very specific in what he was doing. He's very faithful to Homer because that's not somebody you rewrite. But thematically, what he looked at was really interesting."Keep an eye on Soap Central for more.