Travis Scott opens up about how his daughter Stormi gave him a 'different outlook on life'

• Travis Scott was recently interviewed by director Robert Rodriguez for i-D magazine.
• Scott said his 3-year-old daughter, Stormi, has become a "major inspiration" in his career.
• "I realized my job is way more important than what I thought because of her."

Travis Scott opened up about his young daughter, Stormi Webster, in his new cover story for i-D magazine.

The hip-hop star, who was interviewed by "Spy Kids" director Robert Rodriguez, said fatherhood has had a "huge impact" on his career.

"Fatherhood influences my job," he said. "It's a major inspiration, you know what I'm saying? Especially Storm, she's just acting like a kid. She's always interested, she catches on and learns things and adapts to things so fast."

"Kids show you a different outlook on life, how they view things, the type of pressures they have and what makes them happy, what makes them move," he continued. "Like, when she watches certain movies or listen to certain songs. Or she watches my concerts on YouTube and she realizes she's there, she's ready to see now."

"I realized my job is way more important than what I thought because of her. More responsibility, you know? You've got to use that properly."

"I don't live for myself anymore," Scott added. "I was already going so hard for the fans and now, oh man, Stormi, it's like… I love that."

The "Sicko Mode" rapper apparently shares custody of Stormi with her mother, Kylie Jenner, though some reports indicate Scott and Jenner got back together last year.

Regardless, it's clear from social media that both parents spend plenty of time with their daughter. They celebrated her 3rd birthday together in February at a big family party.