The Houston-area product is now accused of negligence that led to injury during his performance at the Rolling Loud Festival back in 2019.
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The plaintiff reportedly said she suffered severe injuries after getting trampled by a crowd in Miami.
The lawsuit alleges that Scott continued to incite the crowd to engage in a mosh pit and other hazardous activities.
This comes after Travis is currently dealing with over 400 lawsuits from the Astroworld Festival tragedy on Nov. 5, 2021, that left 10 concertgoers dead and hundreds of others injured.
SEE ALSO: Astroworld Festival victims' deaths ruled as accident due to asphyxiation, medical examiner finds
WATCH: Travis Scott says he never heard fans' screams for help
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Travis Scott says he never heard fans' screams for help
Five months after the deadly concert, statewide experts suggested loopholes in city and state law need to be tightened up and emergency officials need more control over mass events.
SEE RELATED STORY: State experts look to close permitting loophole after Astroworld tragedy
WATCH: Travis Scott makes controversial 1st TV performance since Astroworld
Travis Scott makes controversial 1st TV performance since Astroworld