I can’t really blame him. People break down barriers to concerts and overcrowd the field all the time. Not only that, but you’re asking a majority inexperienced concert goers to mosh in an overcrowded field. Mix the overheating with overcrowding plus violent moshing and you get a recipe for disaster. While Travis Scott should’ve had a plan B in the very likely case people tried breaking the barriers, he can’t really assess the damage and intervene. He is the performer; it’s not his job to oversee the safety of the attendees. There are a ton of staffers involved with these events that are supposed to help prevent a tragedy like this. It shouldn’t be left to the entertainment to do the job of security/medical.

@lebanonjames1807

2 жыл бұрын

That’s why I try and avoid crowds like that And this shows that Travis doesn’t really care about the people who work and save money to come and see him perform. He just in it for the money that’s all, his fans are just numbers and stats to him.

@abrarmuhtasimsajeed3646

2 жыл бұрын

Ur still defending him... He could leterally see people dying but didnt stop the show.. Dude how uneducated and dumb u have to be to understand that... I barely survived dude...

@nestroit5010

2 жыл бұрын

@@abrarmuhtasimsajeed3646 exactly, he didn't care and proceed with the concert, disgusting.

@TurtlePops

2 жыл бұрын

Travis actively encourages breaking down barriers, dangerous mosh pits and bad behaviour. He was clearly aware of what was going on, although probably not to the extent that it went to, but also he needed the organisers who may have been aware of what was going on to tell him to stop. He's definitely partly responsible.

@supernovasavage2734

2 жыл бұрын

@@abrarmuhtasimsajeed3646 I understand him not seeing 1 or 2 people passing out and or dying but what happened was so ridiculous I doubt he didn't know what was happening

big respect to the fans that where helping instead of acting like an animal

@NDwhITeBoYZ

2 жыл бұрын

When things like this happen it just reminds me of how instinctual some people are

@TheMissiIe

2 жыл бұрын

Humans natural instinct is to help and protect, when life threatening situations happen out of nowhere our first reaction is to help

@LaAngie.

2 жыл бұрын

and a big ol’ F U to the idiot who began dancing on top of the ambulance

@Syakirin57

2 жыл бұрын

@@LaAngie. there are people who does that!? Must be drunk and high out of their mind

@CChissel

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheMissiIe Not everyone.

One of the most horrible things I’ve read about this is a headline that wrote "Pregnant Kylie Jenner uninjured, as 10 people die during Houston Travis Scott concert". I guess everything is all good, since the billionaire Kardashian/Jenner is unscathed. This celebrity worship shit has to stop

@shesarrived7690

2 жыл бұрын

I know it’s so fucking toxic! Really shows our stupid elitist culture! 3 minors where killed and all they can think about is the most protected person in the venue 🙄

@Carefreeblues

2 жыл бұрын

If we stopped giving them money for essentially nothing, maybe things could change.

@trinigooner8865

2 жыл бұрын

@@Carefreeblues it's not their fault bro....if it was ANY "famous person"....the coverage would have essentially been the same...it's not a "Kardashian" thing, society is as a rule very celebrity centric

@strykrpinoy

2 жыл бұрын

Um that is the mother of his child, so the headline makes sense .

@SMDH.2204

2 жыл бұрын

Noooo, really?

The guy was singing “yeah” from a tower looking down on a lifeless body being carried off to the side. There were ambulances with their lights on driving through the crowd and his fans were jumping on them. He mocked an audience member when he distinctly heard someone screaming to stop the show. His camera crew who have radio coms ignored the pleas of two people willing enough to climb the tower. Grab the camera to stop him from filming screaming someone is dying out there. And they wouldnt even look at them. They closed all games and rides to funnel everyone to the stage knowing the venue could not handle that many people surging to one place. You missed your mark here. At past shows he encouraged fans to jump from 3 stories up into crowds. Theres a trend fellas. And you’re missing it. An audience member passing out at a comedy show and this are two very different things. Pin that

@OHCAM5

2 жыл бұрын

He saw someone passed out. How can he know he is dead? Not defending him but this narrative is dumb.

@santana7042

2 жыл бұрын

@@OHCAM5 right

@jaypatroleum

2 жыл бұрын

Lol the pleas of two people in a crowd of 50000

@kbruff2010

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@grinchmafia7295

2 жыл бұрын

They were sacrificed

And the fact that Travis stopped the show because somebody stole his shoe but couldn’t when he sees ambulance in the crowd tells people pretty much everything they need to know

@caleighhraee

2 жыл бұрын

He didn’t just stop the show, he SPIT on that underage fan and told the rest of the crowd to beat the sh*t out of him. To quote Travis exactly he said “go f*ck him up!” Travis is a menace to society and shouldn’t ever be allowed to host his own events.

@petrusedwardjr.2598

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, how could you defend someone that got upset his shoe was taken but turns a blind eye when his fans were dying right in front of him and he knew. It honestly makes sense why Fresh & Fit dissed these guys, they're frauds

@kylecossey1

2 жыл бұрын

@@caleighhraee you're a whole ass stretch

@lilnightshade6784

2 жыл бұрын

@@kylecossey1 and you're a btch for Scott

@ameliaah

2 жыл бұрын

He has an earpiece in, they told him everything was under control and to continue the show. They were directing him to stand on the platform that was going to elevate him. I'm not a fan. But I don't think anyone should be saying anything until the investigation is complete.

I remember attending Rockville a few years ago, a crowd surfer cracked his head open and the lead singer noticed so he stopped the entire performance to let the medics through and get him out of the crowd. I’m not saying all is to blame on Travis, but it should be a clue that when there’s ambulances and bodies getting dragged out, it’s ok to stop and let them through safely. The artist has the biggest influence on the crowd, it’s ok to stop a performance.

@XixiSplash

2 жыл бұрын

Its also OK to think & behave for yourself on ur own behalf. I hate these new aged "rappers" but let's not be slow. We already got enough mini puppets who got hurt & the big puppets show.

@bravuh18k18

2 жыл бұрын

You guys are thinking and I respect that 👍

@ericdixon7412

2 жыл бұрын

@@XixiSplash when your in a crush you cant get out unless they stop the show or huge people like the guy here bulldoze a path...the artists and managment should have stopped the show..people are posting a shit ton of videos now of other artists rap and metal stopping shows

@wnynewjersey222

2 жыл бұрын

Bra ain't no devil worshiper artist gonna give a.f about the crowd

@platinumpolicy2384

2 жыл бұрын

He did stop and I don’t know why people are lying and keeping this narrative that he didn’t stop going. I saw 3 times when he stopped the show in the hour I watched. People really need to stop allowing the lies to continue instead of getting the facts. After seeing this, I’m not believing shit the news says.

Someone stuck a syringe needle in a security guard's neck as he was trying to help people. The security guard passed out and had to be revived with narcan. Another incident was as the medics were trying to get people out, people climbed on the cart preventing those people from getting the help they needed. Smh this is awful...people are crazy.

@umiluv

2 жыл бұрын

Dafuq?! That’s crazy!

@niecienorth5880

2 жыл бұрын

That's not even selfish. Selfish is when you only care about yourself. They did the most to stop people from getting help... that's evil

@psychegoddessoflight9358

2 жыл бұрын

That witness account called it: "it was demonic." Who the F does that?!? That's some next level sickness.

@iamawesomeprods

2 жыл бұрын

What type of drug induced rag do you have to be to stab a needle in someone! What the hell!

@alexanp4225

2 жыл бұрын

@@psychegoddessoflight9358 I’m disgusted by all of this, it does seem demonic. Who acts like this? It’s bizarre and disturbing.

The amount of people coming to the defense of this mega artist is astounding. Is Astroworld not his festival? Ran by him? It’s sad to see the youth hype these celebrities up like gods and base their entire identity off of them. Meanwhile, the celebrities don’t really care about them, the fans just fill their bank accounts.

@caleighhraee

2 жыл бұрын

3 fans died at his earlier astroworld festivals too but everyone seems to forget that. And he stopped one of his shows once because a fan in the crowd tried to steal his shoes. He spit on them and told the crowd to beat him up. The person was a minor…

@iMMortster

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed, but they did it to themselves, he was just out there to make money, he didnt make nobody kill no one

@visionentertainment8006

2 жыл бұрын

Aint his problem that fucktards decided to trample other people.

@williammitchell8247

2 жыл бұрын

@@visionentertainment8006 So in your opinion he holds zero responsibility for what happened?

@tashboog

2 жыл бұрын

Ran by him?.. not hardly, beloved. I agree w the latter statement tho, it is incredibly dangerous to be in this world w no sense of who you are. This proves that.

Travis is known for inciting chaos at his shows and was even arrested for it once. That is why people are holding him accountable. Also, it is HIS festival, the law suits are about to be crazy

@abumansaray7

2 жыл бұрын

Well, people decided to go to his concert. No one forced anybody. Self-responsibility is lacking nowadays. Always looking to blame someone else. These are adults who decided to attend this type of event. And the majority of them were most likely high or drunk. They chose the lifestyle of hedonism and celebrity worship.

@davidhickman2236

2 жыл бұрын

@@abumansaray7 it was just adults teenagers died

@Relax-ge2uf

2 жыл бұрын

@@abumansaray7 he is responsible end of story

@Torontopia

2 жыл бұрын

If this is his festival, then of course, he is responsible and needs to be held accountable.

@NationLsix

2 жыл бұрын

@@abumansaray7 I would say he is part at fault but its true, self-responsibility is lacking these days.

There was a massive crowd surge when slipknot played download 2014 that broke open the barriers and literally all of us anywhere near the front got pushed forward and over with people then falling on top of you. But yeah Slipknot stopped the show and Corey Taylor got the crowd to move back, waited for them to rebuild the barriers then told everyone that they need to chill out or the show can’t carry on. It calmed down a lot after that.

@Fadogar911

2 жыл бұрын

that's how it's supposed to go

@crisisjack

2 жыл бұрын

Even in the most metal shows whether it'd be death or grindcore, people always have had this silent consideration. I've fallen several times in moshes and without fail was always picked up or had my fall broken.

@milk-el8vq

2 жыл бұрын

That's how it should be handled instead Travis encourages reckless behavior this is the result

@zoezzzarko1117

2 жыл бұрын

Even though they dress like monsters... they aren't. Slipknot are good guys... just pretending to be "dark" Ppl who pose as good ppl are often.... not.

@phillipg4304

2 жыл бұрын

Love this comment!

There were people chanting "Stop the show." There were ambulance lights everywhere. There were people being pulled from the barrier RIGHT in front of the stage. There were many people screaming help, RIGHT in front of the stage. Travis is definitely at fault for not stopping. Great artists have stopped the show for less because they were concerned about their fans. Travis obviously isn't.

@caleighhraee

2 жыл бұрын

@Chime In well the really need to update their statement. Makes them look awful. I’m big fans of them and this was really disappointing to hear from them.

@Alexandra-ew3ep

2 жыл бұрын

@Chime In i agree they made the video WAY too early without knowing all the facts they should delete it or apologize

@ddg_snipa0187

2 жыл бұрын

There were 100 in a crowd of 5000 chanting There were ambulances people are gonna pass out have u seen any Micheal Jackson concert It was a crowded concert how was that Travis fault

@Alexandra-ew3ep

2 жыл бұрын

@@ddg_snipa0187 his tour manager told him to stop and Travis kept going for 47 min… he’s literally encouraged people at his shows to rage and break out the barriers to enter illegally. This is his third time being sued for encouraging chaos

@hatchicus6242

2 жыл бұрын

@@ddg_snipa0187 Was there ever 8 dead, 300 critically hospitalized including a critically injured 10-year-old at a Michael Jackson concert as well?

noticing so many “i can’t blame travis” you can’t blame the guy who knew there were casualties but kept singing ‘yeahhhh’ through his autotune mic? he absolutely could see into the crowd. there are so many musicians who have stopped singing just for a single fan who’s fainted to get assistance. that’s what any performer who gave a shit about the fans that came to see them would do. it’s not hard.

@callmeinfested

2 жыл бұрын

yeah because apparently you are his conscious and know what he was aware of. If you or anyone else actually watched the concert, he paused the show multiple times to get people help, he also paused it in the clip you mentioned but it was taken out of context to look bad. It's disgusting how quick everyone wants to come to the worst conclusions. you can't blame Travis for all that happened, it was LiveNation's responsibility to let him know of this and they never did. Would it really make sense for him to continue knowing people died? it's ruined his career, costed him millions of dollars. For all we know, Travis could feel genuinely shocked, guilty and devastated from what happened. Maybe put the pitchforks down for a minute and think for yourself, damn

@zxnaz_

2 жыл бұрын

That yeah yeahhhh scene was debunked . You watched separate short cut scenes. The full scene was him saying yeah as they was taking the person that passed out out of the crowd . He was helping

I don’t understand how people get so obsessed with celebrities and worship them like gods. You can appreciate the art, talent, music etc., but when I see videos of fans in concerts I find it sad and quite pathetic. This is no way to die. That’s why I don’t do the fan shit. Hopefully this kind of tragedy will never happen again!

@devanshepard9118

2 жыл бұрын

imma be honest i think travis scott is being used as a scapegoat. He is not innocent but i dont like how everyone is just blaming him and I truly think the media is doing that so people dont start asking questions like where are all these drugs coming from (border) and why was ther enot enough security or emts ( the mandates)

@SPACECOWBOY_Hej

2 жыл бұрын

Ye I feel ya, worst part about it is 99,999% of them if given the opportunity would either yap about how big of a fan they are and how much they love him/her. Or ask him/her to listen to their music or ask him/her for money. Or to get close to maybe get some free stuff.

@TT-jj3qx

2 жыл бұрын

Right

@AbcAbc-nv9kz

2 жыл бұрын

After the Las Vegas concert shooting now this. These events should not be portrayed as accidents / tragedies because it's denying the obvious.

@KingTheGermanShepherd

2 жыл бұрын

hypebeast

“A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky dangerous animals and you know it.” -This was a quote I had heard as a kid in the film Men In Black. I always felt it to be very true and profound.

@newtdockery9575

2 жыл бұрын

For me, it’s always been the scene in any Dune iteration where the reverend mother talks to Paul about the Gom Jabar. She says that some people are humans and others are animals. When animals get trapped, they will chew their own leg off. Humans will continue to help others and endure the storm.

@RayThomasFilms

2 жыл бұрын

This is what Sheep come from. NPCs, etc. Been like this forever, never gonna change, even after things like this continue to happen. It's because young people have to learn on their own, they don't learn from others.

@MrGreengiant4200

2 жыл бұрын

@@RayThomasFilms nothing new under the sun

@firghteningtruth7173

2 жыл бұрын

@@RayThomasFilms has nothing to do with age. Sure, a larger percentage of older people can think better critically... But there are plenty of old sheep, too. Most people never even take the time to learn HOW to think. Many do so at a young age, though. It just must be encouraged by people around them...which takes time and care and patience many dont have. Edit: to anyone that hasn't...take a philosophy class. 101 (intro) works. It will teach you how to ACTUALLY use logic. Many think they are "logical," but dont even know the rulesets of LOGIC. Further reading...anything involving socrates is pretty good. And remember, just because its logical...does NOT mean its correct. It means it has a chance TO be correct.

@ayedrey

2 жыл бұрын

Weird you wrote this. That quote kept playing over and over in my head as I was watching the news about this

This is why I don't do music festivals. People revert to their primal instincts when you put them in packs with no assigned seating.

@zoezzzarko1117

2 жыл бұрын

Yes I hate going to shows without assigned seating... unless it's a very small venue like a hometown bar

@Apekhan47

2 жыл бұрын

Truth

@unknownd8718

2 жыл бұрын

Animal behavior

@dwigs

2 жыл бұрын

Assigned seating : this way sir to your seat 3O4S. GS: Aruuuughh!! Move! You're in my way!!! Savages 🤡👹👺🙀😾

@phis.750

2 жыл бұрын

agreed. I have never been, nor intend to be at one of these absolute shit shows.

Yes, he's to blame. He's been in trouble before for inciting a riot. He encouraged them to break down barriers, bypass security and push forward. He refused to stop the show. He's encouraged fans to beat other fans too. He's at fault. However I noticed at lollapalooza these kids these days have no chill, no respect. Their so obsessed with getting closer and closer to celebrities that they crush each other. At lollapalooza kids trying to get out were kicked, punched laughed at. My daughter and I barely got out. It was hot and suffocating. But when you already have amped up kids, pushing them further causes this to happen.

@lanrebloom3809

2 жыл бұрын

L comment

@GayBlackMan-ft6so

2 жыл бұрын

W comment :)

@niekodante6966

2 жыл бұрын

No he’s not to blame…if you’re stupid enough to go to a concert where you say “kids have no chill, no respect” that’s on you!

@angellaraprado3659

2 жыл бұрын

@@niekodante6966 but still tho he did not stop the concert after he saw the dead bodys and hearing people screaming gelp AND he saw ambulance so why did he not stop it

@abrahamclintona3596

2 жыл бұрын

Disagree the venue people should be held responsible. They had all the power and responsibility to shut it down due to it being unsafe. It’s not the stars responsibility to ensure the safety of fans. Security was weak, I’m sure the limit of people was maxed out and they let the concert continue. Where’s the fire marshal in this?

As a metal head, I've lived in actual mosh pits for years. Not once have I ever felt unsafe in or around a pit. Every single person in that pit is there for fun but we also know how dangerous it can be. We help each other out. Some one gets knocked down, 3 of us stop to help them back up. Some falls unconscious, the pit stops and everyone turns to help. Period. There is no middle ground. After hearing this rendition and others like it, makes me sick to my stomach hearing that these people just kept partying and taking pictures and videos. I want to thank and give a shout out to everyone that actually did help in some way. For the rest of you, I hope this shit haunts your dreams for the rest of your lives. Fucking pathetic, zero compassion or humanity. Another reason why the metal community is one of the best in the music industry.

@HertoftheCity

2 жыл бұрын

Using this situation to point score for metal heads

@TheCokee47

2 жыл бұрын

@@HertoftheCity yup, metal heads for the win. SMH, you're an idiot.

@langletprolet8378

2 жыл бұрын

I thought Metalheads became more safety aware cus they have similar history of tragedies like this in the past. So it’s not like it came out of nowhere.

@tessapugsley9836

2 жыл бұрын

Metal literally has the wall of death when kids charge at eachother and circle pits but people don't die. There's an etiquette and mutual understanding that you help your fellow man. Metal has been successfully 'raging' for years but if you behaved like a selfish twat it wouldn't be tolerated by people around you and the performers would shame you on stage, stop the show if it went too far. The music was deliberately cathartic and angry and yet there was a sense that you were all in it together as a crowd. So sad that people couldn't give a shit including Travis tbh🤷

@turwalswor

2 жыл бұрын

@Cookie Food yeah it's the genre of music's fault lol. This Travis incident is really bringing to light how dumb a lot of y'all mfs really are hahahaa

The rap community taking from metal culture without adopting all the safety precautions. And I disagree. There are many instances where performers have full command of their audience. They take breaks when things get out of hand to redirect all that energy. It was Travis’ responsibility to stay alert and control his stage, by extension the crowd. He’s not entirely to blame, but his incompetence cost many lives. I don’t think this has been the first time either. Travis feeds off of this energy and encourages his fans to behave irresponsibly. He’s been known to incite riots. Edit: I just watched the TMZ footage. Travis could clearly see an ambulance stuck in the middle of the crowd. That’s rather unusual, and any sensible person would’ve stopped for a moment and asked people to make way. He simply didn’t care.

@williamkl2325

2 жыл бұрын

Logic is a great example of how to do it the right way

@kylebenjamin358

2 жыл бұрын

I think he gonna be sued but I don’t think the other side will win. Because even thought metal bands have experience in situations like this, usually hip hop artists don’t. Secondly, it will be argued it court, about breach of duty. What duty did Travis Scott have to each and every crowd goer? Something is harder to prove behind a preponderance of evidence when in court.

@TheOnlyTaps

2 жыл бұрын

True 💯, though I don't even think it has to be a metal culture thing or rap culture thing. Just a general society thing. Human decency, etiquette and empathy for your fellow humans and being considerate. Awareness. Society has reached a point where we'd rather pull out our phones and film than help :(

@hector1234

2 жыл бұрын

In the metal community we have a list of unwritten rules and one of them is IF YOU SEE SOMEONE DOWN YOU PICK THEM UP! yes we may look angry but we're civil and we take care of eachother. If a girl wants to pit with guys its her right to do so as long as no guy inappropriately touches her, that's why before covid girls in different shows that would make their own girl moshpits and if a guy we're to enter it he would get dragged out.

@jakehero95

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheOnlyTaps yes it definitely should be, op is referring to the culture that is already present at Metal shows. There is an almost "code of conduct" that everyone follows that includes picking up anyone that falls out and making way to get them help. Everyone is very aware of their surroundings and considerate of those around them that might be in distress. You should look into it if you haven't heard about it before it's really interesting and so is the backstory behind how it became like that.

They should learn from Metal festivals. We have way more aggressive crowds but everyone is constantly vigilant about the people around due to such issues. There are a ton of unspoken rules to follow to keep things civil and those who don't abide are instantly kicked out. The bands themselves are also quite vigilant. These new crowds are extremely selfish and its all about an individual's fun time but Metal festivals are always underlined by a sense of unity and companionship where everyone enjoys the event together which, in turn, allows the individuals the space to have their own unique experiences as well.

@Gintoki_Madao

2 жыл бұрын

Hip hop is a different breed Only genre that disrespects its pioneers Very selfish genre

@scarlet8078

2 жыл бұрын

I used to manage a punk band & we had trained security "spotters" who removed anybody they saw who was creating dangerous conditions in the pit. But also I feel like in punk there's a higher experience level with mosh pits & fans understand the inherent risk, so if there's crowding there's more willingness for folks to cycle in & out

@Javi808

2 жыл бұрын

Facts

@VIPER-ULTRA

2 жыл бұрын

+1. I've lost count of all the shows I've been to and I can't recall one instance of someone being gravely injured. If they were, it was most of the time because of substance abuse or something that has to do with a pre-existing medical condition. I am not even exaggerating in saying that in the pit, sometimes, you are ABOUT to fall and you don't even have the time to hit the floor that some dudes pick you back up. It's all about having fun, letting out aggression while keeping people around you safe. I've also seen a few security guards just deck crowd killers and over-enthusiastic moshers.

@wighttroox4311

2 жыл бұрын

Story time I was at Graspop 2019, and during the slipknot concert there were all the 200 000 people of the concert gathered At one point I felt someone pushing from behind as I was moshing, as if a wall was pushing me, not the regular pushing So I turned back and saw people spliting the crowd in 2, making a 2 meter wide pathway. In that pathway a girl was crying in pain and a dude was helping her to get out As soon as I saw it I helped the crowd to make a wall and split the crowd in 2 for 30 seconds, giving them the time to pass by safely I have such story for almost every concert I went to Metal crowds are just different, we trully care about the overall security of the place I once spoke to a guard and he told me that he prefered guarding metal concerts Because aside from the people crowd surfing, nothing happens, not a fight, nada

Travis has a history of encouraging his fans to storm the barriers and sneak into astroworld. He’s literally been charged for it. He did it this year, and the same day of the chaos he tweeted “we still sneaking the wild ones in” then deleted it. I think he’s definitely partly to blame.

@dreambig6422

2 жыл бұрын

Only partly?

@cloutmastermemes2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@dreambig6422 he’s 60% responsible and the promoters are 30% responsible while the fans are 10%. The crowd literally suffered from mob psychosis/mob mania. Psychologist still don’t understand this phenomena so mentally it’s not completely their fault but Travis is the epitome of evil and selfishness!!!

@Genecwright26

2 жыл бұрын

@@cloutmastermemes2007 how bro yea he let more people in but its the production fault bro they didnt have that much security or equipment to help people if they passed out or got injured plus its also the fans fault for not helpin the people up travis is a performer at the end of the day and hes just there to perform he didn't know wat was going on the entire show until it ended blame the fans and the production or promoters for that like how can you blame someone who was just there to perform

@cloutmastermemes2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@Genecwright26 Travis is 60% at fault. He had the power to calm the crowd down. He performed 30 minutes more even after the police said Astro world had become a mass casualty event . 30 minutes after my guy. Come on

@Genecwright26

2 жыл бұрын

@@cloutmastermemes2007 but the question is how is he suppoesd to know like how is supposed know that people were trampled and stomp on plus he saw the cops, fire trucks and ambulance's but he probably didn't think of anything was wrong he just thought people were just passing out like bro plus if would've tried to cancel the show mid way there would've been and a whole riot a riot he didn't cause plus there would've been more people dead and also no one infromed him about the situation

Wow, im disappointed you guys didn’t think Travis was at fault because “he can’t see from the stage” and instead put the blame on the crowd. He’s literally been arrested for inciting violence 2x at his concerts and fans were injured due to it. He pressured a fan to jump off a balcony and is now PARALYZED. You guys normally have great takes on topics and I look forward to your reactions, even if I don’t always agree but this one needed more research and a more well thought out opinion to what occurred.

@pepz8505

2 жыл бұрын

Hell, there's a video of him watching as someone was being pulled out in a stretcher, and he continued singing.

@Aerohitman

2 жыл бұрын

It’s called benefit of the doubt. They’re also used to being on stage and are giving us their experience. I mean, I personally think Travis is partially at fault but who knows what he could really see and hear.

@JuanGarcia-tb7ph

2 жыл бұрын

@@Aerohitman We know for a fact the police chief told him the crowd was at dangerous levels.

@tonimartin8547

2 жыл бұрын

@@Aerohitman Pretty sure he could see the lights from the ambulances making their way through the crowd.

@jermainetolefe1474

2 жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure if Travis Scott pressured me to jump out a window…id tell him to go f**k himself! Travis scott is not the problem here..its people making bad decisions…you can call Travis distasteful or even an azzh*le but it being his ‘fault’ doesnt make sense to me personally…ive been to many raves before and shit always gets out of hand in one way or another, this isnt news, everyone has a personal responsibility to themselves to make sure that they are safe…If i ended up going to the concert taking dru*s and not hydrating in a large crowd and join a mosh pit full of people and get trampled, there were a lot of steps I could have taken to prevent that…the ultimate cause is not Travis Scott. looking for a scape goat distracts from proper advice we can give people to protect them from this stuff happening again. I understand your disappointment at Travis but people need to be more responsible or stuff like this will keep happening, Travis or no Travis

The issue with travis isn't that he didn't know people were dying, it's that he didn't take the opportunity to tell people to back the fuck up even after seeing ambulance carts trying to push through the crowd, and after seeing multiple people passed out and waves of bodies being pulled out of the very front row. That shits not normal, I don't care how hard your set is.

@ChialukaGold

2 жыл бұрын

EXACTLY! Like we understand continuing the performance, it the acknowledging part

@DannyyLokoo

2 жыл бұрын

He literally started dancing after looking at someone passed out getting cpr 😑

@blackpowerranger6228

2 жыл бұрын

But the thing is he didn’t know ppl was dying ppl pass out at concerts damn near all the time of course he isn’t gonna stop the show from stopping and how is nobody talking about these savages of people who came to the concert y’all talk about Travis ppl were literally looking at ppl dying and was still dancing ppl literally broke through the barrier like barbarians trying to get to this concert and now tht shit goes left u wanna put all the blame on him ??????????

@Siidhex

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackpowerranger6228 dude… just compare HIS attitude with other performers in these kind of situations… he’s to blame at least partially

@blackpowerranger6228

2 жыл бұрын

@@Siidhex barely he’s to blame ppl go to concerts with one thing in mind to have “fun” literally ppl were raging through the barriers to go to this concert and dancing and stepping on dead bodies instead of even helping but u wanna blame the Man U was the most oblivious to it ????????????????????????

This is why I am not a fan of giant crowds, tightly-knit together.

@beeboo2523

2 жыл бұрын

*I'm NOT a fan of TRASH MUSIC from the past 15 years. I mean, if you wanna get hurt.....At least brag that you were at a G-Unit or somebody's concert of significance* = That holds a hint of dignity in my eyes

@Antwannnn

2 жыл бұрын

🙄😐

@Made8202010

2 жыл бұрын

Been to a Travis Scott concert it really ain't shit. No party or anything ain't worth acting like a herd of antelope having no respect for other people. Out here acting like your functioning off of 2 brain cells.

@user-kk2dw1eh5q

2 жыл бұрын

I don't like concerts, I want to hear the music without the drunk people.

@iwillnotcomply5475

2 жыл бұрын

"Black culture" is essentially trash rap music.

I get that you may not know exactly what’s going on while you’re on stage, but I’m pretty sure he can see police and ambulance lights and he kept on singing. I can’t get past that part. This is so crazy! And he BARELY looked remorseful!

@adio8824

2 жыл бұрын

That happens all the time in his concert. How tf is he supposed to know that this time they dealing with more than s usual passing out?

@ohwow4377

2 жыл бұрын

@@adio8824 So you mean to tell me no one was able to alert him either? There is no way he could have missed that.

@adio8824

2 жыл бұрын

@@ohwow4377 alert him why?? Isn’t the paramedics there for that exact reason??? Isn’t that why they where hired??

@ohwow4377

2 жыл бұрын

@@adio8824 So he can alert everyone as a whole and they could have helped or at least tried to make room.

@adio8824

2 жыл бұрын

@@ohwow4377 yea if the message had reached him then sure that would make sense.

On cardiac arrests: in crowd crush, like a python crush, the feeling of suffocation is not just the lungs: medics found that extreme compression actually causes cardiac arrest. So if your friend in the crush complains of being unable to breathe, and goes limp, when you rescue remember to check for breathing and pulse - CPR could save a life.

@rollingknuckleball

2 жыл бұрын

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@sfuikm

2 жыл бұрын

honestly if you don't know cpr just don't try it. Too many of these guys are gonna start doing cpr on breathing victims bruh.

@old_grey_cat

2 жыл бұрын

@@sfuikm yes, totally! Everyone should get trained, or call for others to help if not.

@sfuikm

2 жыл бұрын

@@old_grey_cat true

It boggles my mind how people lose their minds over an artist. Like bro, you've got attachment issues to a complete stranger. Plus I'd be damned if I was excited over another man.

@thomasholland2384

2 жыл бұрын

They are unintelligent people that’s why. The sort who would give your country away to foreigners because someone called them a word (racist).

@rayxr

2 жыл бұрын

Ong

@bigblackjay900

2 жыл бұрын

@ödīñ ŵïlšøń nah fam that's a straight up insult...... To nerds

@joelokoye23

2 жыл бұрын

honestly man. I know I've never been to any kind of concert or festival but I can't understand how ppl absolutely fawn over a human being that, apart from what they excel in, is pretty much like you and me in most other aspects of life. Not trying to invalidate them ofc but it's just alien to me.

He heard people saying stop the show, he stopped performing, said “who’s saying stop the show, y’all knew what you came here to do” and started again. The lights were on emergency vehicles and people were jumping on them, you can see that from the stage. It was also his festival, so it was his responsibility to adequately voice what he wants to happen if there is a safety concern. He should have told the people that if it ever gets to the point where lives are in danger to stop the show. It’s also his job to guide the crowd. I’ve been at huge concerts where it gets too rowdy and the artist on stage will address the crowd. Yes, people pass out all the time at concerts, but this type of behavior, a complete disregard for human well-being and life, is not new for a Travis Scott show. People don’t die at every festival, people help each other out, but Travis creates an environment where it is acceptable to act crazy and disregard the well-being of everyone else around you.

@MrBLAA

2 жыл бұрын

This isn’t the first time he’s pulled this shit! His second invite to lollapalooza he tried to get the left and the right side to split then charge one another (both sides were like “nope”)…. Dude is narcissistic sociopath

@maddie19

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBLAA I’ve been at shows where that happens. It’s called the Wall of Death, but they were at rock concerts where in all honesty people are much nicer and considerate than you’d assume. I don’t like mosh pits, so stay away from them and everyone around me is very understanding. From speaking to people who work at venues where these things happen rock and heavy metal concerts actually tend to have the nicest, most civilized people, but rap and country concerts are the worst because almost everyone acts insane and have no regard for the well-being of other concert goers, staff, and the venue as a whole.

@andergarcia4953

2 жыл бұрын

He did stop the concert a couple times and tell people to let the medical staff through but kept on with the show. if you have to constantly stop the show for medical professionals to take care of your fans to safety I think he should ended the show early.

@maddie19

2 жыл бұрын

@@andergarcia4953 yeah I saw that. He was was extremely irresponsible and look what happened. We need to start holding performers who out of events as responsible as we hold event planners who don’t perform.

@neltins5308

2 жыл бұрын

He wanted people to rage, he wanted people to "wild out" he wanted people to go crazy & not think about the future of their consequences or actions.

He literally encouraged all of those people who ran inside. He saw a girl getting carried in a stretcher and he could see the ambulance in the crowd. You can hear the screams of help from the crowd right by the stage. Two people went right up to the camera to tell them there's a DEAD PERSON in the crowd and THEY DIDNT CARE. Travis and his entire team are so responsible for all of these tragedies. He even encouraged everyone to rage when the paramedics where trying to save people. So many artists with way bigger venues have stopped concerts just because someone didn't look right. 11 people don't just die at concerts like this.

@ddg_snipa0187

2 жыл бұрын

First of all they told the cameraman Travis was up on a ladder, when Travis saw the person unconscious he said get that person help it’s a concert people are gonna pass out, People may have been chanting stop the show but in a monumental crowd such as that one you think he heard it from on the stage come on now stop trying to spin narrative to cancel.

@davidhickman2236

2 жыл бұрын

@@ddg_snipa0187 he could have stopped everybody but he didnt

@enviedeveryday2835

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidhickman2236 lol no he couldn’t

@enviedeveryday2835

2 жыл бұрын

It’s just blame the black guy.

@petrusedwardjr.2598

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly, how could you defend someone that got upset his shoe was taken but turns a blind eye when his fans were dying right in front of him and he knew. It honestly makes sense why Fresh & Fit dissed these guys, they're frauds

Their’s a security guard who got pricked by needle before passing out. He was revived with narcan. If the toxicology results from the 8 person (Rest in Peace) comes back with similar results, we might be seeing something more sinister happening, besides the crowd surge.

@izsan9070

2 жыл бұрын

It's not just 8 dead there are more people got injured this can lead to a massacre.

@melissamoonchild9216

2 жыл бұрын

There's* and that's been proven false

@jessigirlrae1688

2 жыл бұрын

This was proven false. You're alittle behind.

I’m a Houston native and one of my patnas went to Astrofest. 11 people died, including a 10 year-old boy. People were handing out laced drugs. Bodies laying purple and close to death on the floor. My patna got trampled on and broke his ankle. RIP to those who died, I’m disappointed in my city

@derekbigpowers1993

2 жыл бұрын

Houston is not the same city it was 10 years ago.

@beautyan5309

2 жыл бұрын

Badly organized

@bravuh18k18

2 жыл бұрын

Disappointed at an inanimate object? 👁️👄👁️

@Antoinetteelean

2 жыл бұрын

This was not Houston’s fault people flew in from all around the WORLD for this

@derekbigpowers1993

2 жыл бұрын

@@Antoinetteelean Houston is a cesspool, you’re just in denial l.

From the view point of someone who was there I totally agree with what the guy in the hoody said, hell is an accurate description of the environment that night, i myself got knocked over twice and im 6'3 200lb young and healthy etc. but none of that mattered i got knocked down while trying to help other people up when i reached up for help people looked me dead in my eye and did nothing so i had to grab at the edges of shirts or whatever i could reach and claw my way up, after that i desperately started pushing my way out of the crowd on my way out i saw many unconscious people some of them were being resuscitated with cpr, some werent moving at all, mind you all of this was long before the announcement you see travis making in the video or the appearance of the ambulances or any type of response by the security team , any claims made by hpd/security about "fast response" or that the surge started "in a manner of minutes" are cap. When it started there were many chants going to stop the show as well as people screaming for medics, but no help came and it seemed as if no officials were monitoring the situation, even after the ambulances arrived travis did not stop performing and for me personally that was one of the most grim and heartbreaking things i've ever witnessed. As far as people saying there's no one to blame i strongly disagree the planners of the event failed to create effective protocols for monitoring the conditions in the crowd and did not create safe exit routes for injured/distressed people, or properly train their staff to administer cpr or check pulse etc. Another factor in play was that for most people it was next to impossible to get a cellphone signal inside the festival so communication went out the window. Not to mention that the field itself seemed way too small to accommodate everyone there and was setup in a way that made it hard to exit once you were in. To sum it up all these factors created the perfect conditions to create our own little piece of hell on earth.

@normandy2501

2 жыл бұрын

Yet another reason why I'm fine with just watching the contents from a good theater system at home.

@themightyquyn

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the details. Sorry you had to go through that.

@cherisew

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate your comment. You painted an excellent picture of what really happened. Very disheartening that Travis ignored things. Super sad.

@soflovixen

2 жыл бұрын

😵 jeez! Glad you’re okay, my goodness!

@iMsOiNsO

2 жыл бұрын

Wooooow man. You’re pretty big i wonder how younger kids managed to get through damn

Travis doesn’t take 100% of the blame, obviously the organizers should’ve done a better job. But he saw what was going on, he was told what was happening and he continued the show. It would’ve been better if he at least paused the show and told people to spread out even if nobody listened. But he literally saw an ambulance trying to get through the crowd and all he said was “what’s that?” and then he went right back to the show. As if he didn’t know what that was, he saw what was happening and he didn’t hesitate to continue the show. Not to mention he even told people to rage, he encouraged people to break into the show and go crazy. He has a track record of doing this at his previous shows and this time it came back and bit him on the ass.

I was taught by my friends at a young age going to thrash/death metal shows that pit rules are to stop and help people up if they fall. Lots of times I've had to stand over someone and keep them safe while they get up, so glad I was taught this.

He's stopped a show over a freaking shoe, but human life is where he drew the line

@Dottywalkers9

2 жыл бұрын

My brother literally said the same thing! Yes! This was not okay!

@AllAboutPurple

2 жыл бұрын

Wow

@2KGrind09

2 жыл бұрын

I was at the "Damn" tour with kendrick lamar. A fan passed out & he told the crowd to get the person & they did. If you've never been to his show, don't be in here with someone else video & running with it

@indicababy5513

2 жыл бұрын

He's egoistic and entitled, everything is about him and his bag.

@figarofigaro3429

2 жыл бұрын

People pass out at events all the time. Go cry about it

He completely ended a concert over someone stealing his shoe but kept playing for 40 minutes after all this chaos! He never once told the crowd to step back and calm down. He is partially to blame. He will pay.

@OHCAM5

2 жыл бұрын

Only he did. But clearly this crowd was too large. He should have stopped completely until the situation was under control though.

@jamiefrazier5056

2 жыл бұрын

He will most definitely pay one way or another

@caleighhraee

2 жыл бұрын

He stopped the show to spit on the UNDERAGE FAN that tried to steal his shoes and told the rest of the crowd to beat the sh*t out of him. Travis Scott is a menace to society and shouldn’t ever be allowed to host his own events.

@keithriley6962

2 жыл бұрын

Its 50,000 ppl whats stepping back gonna do?..

@jimjimjimmy7793

2 жыл бұрын

@Cookie Food we get it you don’t like rap 🤨 but don’t blame the fans

The witness "it was hell ,demonic, sacrifficing" yep agree to that 100%

How are people still defending Travis Scott like he didn't have a hand in this. Multiple people were trying to tell him to stop, a fan even tried to climber the stage... Travis Scott even asked " who asked me to stop?" But ignored it. He has a history of inciting crowd surge and jumping gates... come on smh - him paying for funerals don't mean a thing, these people are dead after he ignored multiple warnings.

@cjay_0p446

2 жыл бұрын

Time to unfollow these fruits for downplaying the situation

As a big Travis Scott fan, he has a part in it. He saw a couple ambulances struggling to get through the crowd and didn't do anything, instead he continued to perform. There was even a moment where he saw someone past out while he was speaking. He has a history of encouraging his fans to be reckless at his concerts.

@hesuchristo6577

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, saw a person being carried out via crowd surf. He told the crowd to let him through, but then continued. He is part to blame.

@DanteTheSimpSlayer

2 жыл бұрын

bruh, if i paid money to be there - you better continue performing.

@Moyawethu.

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanteTheSimpSlayer homie you fucked up for that mentality

@sarahbartholomew3442

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanteTheSimpSlayer are u a paid troll? What the actual fuck smfhhhh

@sladewilson5860

2 жыл бұрын

It's money > others

This is why I generally don't like going to packed events and try to stay on the outside of the crowd if I do in case something happens. Mf's get overly excited and don't know how to act and it's way too easy to get trapped inside a building or closed off area when you need to escape or knocked over and trampled when something causes a panic.

@GLOSSz

2 жыл бұрын

Especially these kids coming out from covid. They dont know how to act

@elise8276

2 жыл бұрын

@@GLOSSz Say it louder!

@David-tl2go

2 жыл бұрын

Bro that's why I stay at home and listen to my music there. Pick pockets, getting trampled being hot and can't breath ain't my cup of tea

@datt5698

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I am an introvert to a certain extent!!! Crazy isht!!! 😳

@Made8202010

2 жыл бұрын

The one time social anxiety becomes hella useful.

He legit deleted a tweet about how he's gonna let all the wild ones in. It was planned to let more ppl in which caused all this. Don't make excuses for a celebrity who doesn't value human life.

they didnt get cardiac arrest cuz they were 'tired' they were being physically crushed and asphyxiated due to overcrowding. this was not just a 'wild' crowd that was riled up, poor management lead to over crowding and so people were trapped together in the barricades unable to move. so underestimated how awful crowd crushing can be, people were being trampled on like wtf?! look up Hillsborough disaster that was similar, happened in UK with many deaths due to overcrowding of a stadium with tall barricades..... trapped like animals... was awful.

back in the days, people would pick up those who fell down and "crowd surf" them to the front where they got taken care of..

@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893

2 жыл бұрын

Especially in metal shows.... I don't get it. There's more comradary in metal shows than any other concert surge.

@lineage254

2 жыл бұрын

@@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893 This is not traditional metal fans, is a bunch of teens with no empathy or regard for human life, there is reports of ppl that where jumping on the ambulances and stopping them from getting out.

@allesrachtsichirgendwannlu1893

2 жыл бұрын

@@lineage254 quite obvious. I was just pointing out the unity in other festivals like this one that are way more packed ... You see someone at a metal show passed out or knocked out in a pit people normally stop even the artist themselves just to make sure shit is good.

@shantitakemoto1058

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah exactly

@markcoroneos7811

2 жыл бұрын

I think it has alot to do with the culture of festival goers these days. Absolutely when i used to go to them there were the obvious crowds of roided up douchedags who just wanted to be seen and the wasted white girl crowd but these kids today are just angry at the world and dont care about anything but themselves. Like there were plenty of unwritten rules so to speak at rock/metal shows and if you acted like a dick then someone would sort you out one way or another. Now they have this idea that they cant be touched and there are no consequences to their actions

So when a guy literally said to Travis and he heard him because he responded back...the kid pleaded, "stop the show, people are dead". You gonna defend him for ignoring that and keep on going. Man, sit down.

This was a misinformed take. He stopped the concert knowing what had happened for the ER to pick up bodies, and still continued to do the show after. He knew.

Personally, I do, because he saw all those bodies and he still didn’t stop. He heard the screams, he didn’t do anything. I mean, he stopped one concert over his shoe.

@picklefickle243

2 жыл бұрын

brain

Celebrity worship at its purest. To the kids who lost their lives, I'm so sorry you weren't able to see the rest of your lives out🤦‍♀️😢😢😢

@martinqizeaq

2 жыл бұрын

It so sad they died for someone else who doesn't care about them.

@mastertrey4683

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinqizeaq they didnt die for travis scott. They died at a travis scott concert. Dont make it stupid.

@hunt7533

2 жыл бұрын

Idk why people even care about celebrities, majority of them are trash. Some are sane but it doesn't mean you should be obsessed with them.

@comunistas2227

2 жыл бұрын

Welp it thier faults for being there

@Carefreeblues

2 жыл бұрын

@@mastertrey4683 The entire thing is stupid, even without getting into the quality of the music. What good reason is there to behave like this JUST to see an artist perform. None of it makes sense.

There's a video on twitter where Travis heard the audience say stop the music and he said "No, y'all k now what yall came here for". Hold him accountable.

@lannisterfilth

2 жыл бұрын

Link

@thesnailshow8004

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know he heard them.Who are you to speak for someone else's perspective you dummy.

@mayanking339

2 жыл бұрын

Cut it out

@picklefickle243

2 жыл бұрын

up for this one

@picklefickle243

2 жыл бұрын

@Aaron Fosto

Even if Travis is on stage, he did get fans come up to tell him to stop the show. He knows what was going on.

@alphawavesready6639

2 жыл бұрын

@Chime In exactly so Travis is also at fault for this. He also promoted to run through security.

@caleighhraee

2 жыл бұрын

The concert was cited as a mass causality event at 9:30pm and he continued to perform until 10:10pm. I have NO idea why the Houston police department didn’t just shut it down. They have the right to do that.

@playahkenzo

2 жыл бұрын

Watch the live stream n youtube those where not concerned fans telling travis something was happening. Literally 5 seconds later they jump into the crowd and start dancing. That girl got on the camera stand not the stage that guy was no where near travis scott

@playahkenzo

2 жыл бұрын

@@caleighhraee it was labeled a mass casualty event because there was alot if people there go look it up the main concern was a mass shooting, fire, earthquake, etc. Noone was informed on crowd crush

Linkin Park was really good at keeping the fans safe. They always promoted helping people up and being safe over the show.

George Carlin said it best, "Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups".

@derrick5575

2 жыл бұрын

My favorite white stand up comic Came here ro say this!

@rummy9337

2 жыл бұрын

What a pleasant surprise I love Carlin!

@mayanking339

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Compare this to the concert where 9 people died at a Pearl Jam show. As soon as Eddie Vedder was made aware of what was happening he stopped the show and talked to the crowd, having them move 3 steps back each time he directed them to. To keep on playing after seeing an ambulance and people begging him to stop the show, yeah, Travis Scott is responsible to some extent.

This whole thing was on different levels of disturbing…seeing more videos of people passing out while some just dancing still. To people being placed in ambulance or police cars then seeing some people dance on top of the cars. Even seeing people screaming to the concert crew people dying and they was ignored.

I'm sorry but he should be held accountable. He might not have known immediately what was going on, but he was made aware there was trouble in the crowd, its his venue so he has some authority during his show to pause if need be. He was even asked to end earlier and chose to continue through his set. Now he's deleting old tweets that showed him encouraging ppl to sneak in despite the show being sold out. He is too big of a celebrity to have not been more prepared for his event(seasoned security, medics, etc). I mean thank god there wasn't a fire or a mass shooting! There was no efficient way for ppl to get out in the event of something happening. Him and his girl are wayyy too well off, it wasn't planned out, and he showed a complete disregard for his fans. We've seen tons of footage of other artists who have indeed stopped their show to help their fans. Travis scott was too caught up in maintaining the vibe and momentum of the moment and said fuck his fans

Personally, I think Travis is at fault. Is he the only one responsible for this? Absolutely not. His encouragement of sneaking in (to an already crowded place too), going crazy and all in all, encouraging his fans to have no respect on the safety parameters IS a part of this whole tragedy. People talk and talk about influence and here you have it. You encouraged your fans to be reckless and incompliant and the result, unfortunately, turned out to be a tragedy.

@backpacker2773

2 жыл бұрын

@@herenow4550 who's your favorite artist?? I come in peace by the way

@Fadogar911

2 жыл бұрын

@@backpacker2773 i'm not involved, but reaallly curious.. why do you care about her favorite artist?

@ZeranZeran

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed 100%. I won't be shocked if he gets away with this scott free, he should be charged with negligence and unintentional manslaughter for every kid that died that night. He's a sociopath. He looked at a dead fan and kept singing like a numb robot. His '"Apology" video from a few hours ago is so FAKE, and he's high as HELL off lean in it. He can't stop itching his face and nose. He doesn't care at all. I am so disgusted. I know the music game has some bad people, but people who just don't even care when someone is dying in front of them.. damn. Travis' former manager posted a story today about how when he had a seizure, travis scott literally left him alone and left his house, didn't call for help, didn't tell anyone. This man almost died, and when he confronted trav, he said "Man.. i cant have a manager thats shaking around like that" -___- are you kidding me? Travis Scott is a major P.O.S with a horrible soul. I hope he gets aired out hard.

@ZeranZeran

2 жыл бұрын

@@herenow4550 "Those people" are kids that paid $400 to be at a concert. Wake up, lady

@Howitgoes799

2 жыл бұрын

@@herenow4550 I know this is out of the blue but, listen to Little Simz.

Absolutely terrifying. This is why I hate crowds. I can't comprehend how anyone can see someone get hurt and just keep having fun.

@Leon-mv1bn

2 жыл бұрын

Some people only put themselves first, no concern for others

@Forreal950

2 жыл бұрын

People were getting drugged by a needle as well.

@farls1290

2 жыл бұрын

This is one of the reasons I love rock/metal shows. Someone falls down, 5 people are working to pick them up. Someone gets hurt in the pit, everyone stops to make sure they are good. It is a community when you are in a space like this. Everyone wants everyone else to go home at the end of show. Yes, you find the assholes every now and then, but they are outliers and get called out pretty quick by everyone around them

Travis has no blame?? I think you guys are overlooking the part where he encouraged people that didn't have tickets to "sneak" in, after all the tickets had sold out. As a result the concert was ridiculously overcrowded setting the stage for this debacle. I do not believe he owns 100% of the blame, at every level people dropped the ball from Live Nation down to that camera man that ignored those kids when they were telling him that people were dying.

and yes i blame travis scott, his people, his record label, the venue, and anyone else involved in putting this concert on. why? easy, they all could have seen this issue, they all could have said no, i will not do this concert as long as you allow this kind of admission and activity to go on. when will people's lives become more important then money or fame. each and every one of those people putting on this concert has a responsibility to the fans to keep them safe above anything else but just live everyone else these people are too worried about the money, greed, fame, and the fans come last. yes the fans share in the responsibility for this but the bulk of that blame rides with those that put on the concert.

I would give Travis Scott the benefit of doubt if he hadn’t been involved with tweeting his fanbase of rushing the stage once before at other festivals while a current act on the bill is starting to finish their set.There were people being trampled back at his 2019 Astro show. How about when you see paramedics attempting to reach passed out and injured people you just talk to the crowd, stop the music and let the paramedics reach the injured people promptly and safely! Imagine being a EMT in that moment and you got hundreds within immediate view, of people blocking your way dancing and jumping on your vehicle while Sicko Mode is playing! It’s not all his fault but when this happened before and you didn’t stop the music at least at the sight of paramedics attempting to get through and you’re signing the most checks at this event, you’re just as culpable as the venue security for this.

@jaydee1389

2 жыл бұрын

I also blame the security for not kicking him out. At my job we stop everything if things are over capacity because of things like this. I saw a video of a few security guards manhandling some kids, and someone accused the security of being aggressive. There were 100s of kids trying to get in and these guys stopped them. Aggressively of course but the way they were bum rushing, the security could have been hurt too so I respect their actions at the time. They were intimidating the crowd so that they don't get overrun.

@MrBLAA

2 жыл бұрын

Aba and Preach are _wrong_ on this one… He was told MULTIPLE TIMES to stop, and refused. Also, he’s tried this crap before! His second invite to Lallapalooza he tried to get the crowd to divide, and have the left side charge the right side… dude is an __evil__ narcissistic sociopath

@gt131970

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBLAA The issue isn't moshing , the main issue is that the venue was to small and under staffed.

At Metal concerts and festivals we have an unwritten rule that if someone falls in the pit YOU PICK THEM BACK UP! Have the people in this crowd ever been to a concert before?

@invadercem2

2 жыл бұрын

Nope. A bunch of people that don't normally go to shows, that are also under the influence of drugs.

@josemexable

2 жыл бұрын

Lots of girls in there too just can’t hang people be drunk too

@minismalls3096

2 жыл бұрын

its a bunch of hypebeast teens with no empathy for anyone else.

@cashcleaner

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking this too. I mean, I haven’t been to a concert or even a club in well over a decade, but people are pretty good at picking others up and making sure they’re ok.

@MoneyMan6969

2 жыл бұрын

These were extreme numbers. There wasn’t enough room

Your take on this is incorrect, this time it really was travis' fault

Even if Travis knew 100% what was going on and didn't stop singing despite knowing that people were dying, he doesn't deserve ALL the blame, because the SECURITY and venue should have taken action. They have the power to make him stop his set, and tell him to calm the crowd down. They could've literally muted his mic, and spoken directly to the crowd using a different mic. I would also like to add that the concert goers played their part in this as well. I've worked many concerts and festivals, and I know that the performers don't really have an overview of what's going on in the crowd, and are often so into their "performance mode" that it would be more difficult to deal with a situation like this in the first place. Travis deserves backlash, no doubt, but whomever was responsible for this booking is really to blame. Also, that venue should've never been approved for THAT many people, but I assume you have different rules and regulations in the states. All in all, this was an avoidable tragedy.

I went to a concert where I was right at the front because we got there early. The first acts were okay, but when the main act came on, we suddenly felt the crowd surge forward. My friends and I were pinned between the crowd and the barrier, which was tilting forward at an angle at this point. I couldn't breathe and I was panicking. The artist had to stop the show and ask the crowd to back off, which they did a little bit, and we managed to squeeze our way out and to the side. Easily one of the most terrifying things I've experienced so far

@rickyjiggens2180

2 жыл бұрын

It's amazing how quick people can trample each other and turn into nothing different than animals the idea that we're all civilized people is such a joke we're all just waiting for a moment where were allowed to tear somebody apart

@Calamity_Leo

2 жыл бұрын

You're licky

@keimaye

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my word that sounds like an absolute nightmare!!!

@BenDovahkin

2 жыл бұрын

Yup, thats what a concert is. It can get pretty scary sometimes, but this is the norm.

@Guccithreat

2 жыл бұрын

Same I was dehydrated too and almost passed out they threw me a water bottle

From the stage, you can see a LITERAL ambulance trying to get through the crowd. Travis did, and what did he do? He told the crowd to raise the middle fingers and continued his concert.

I’m a hungarian girl, in here we don’t have this kind of huge concerts, so my oppinion might be not the most accurate to this situation, but I have to write it anyway. He should have stopped the concert. There are plenty of videos of him clearly seeing the ambulance in the middle of the crowd, people climbing up to stage begging him to stop and help the fans. He encouraged his fans “the wild ones” to run to the festival without tickets, disregarding every safety regulation. He encouraged the crowd to go even wilder after clearly seeing the chaos and hell that was unfolding. There were plenty people who acted like real humans, trying to save people, trying to get some help and their scream didn’t find listenning ears. There was a girl climbing up to the camera man asking him to do something, cause people are dying and he threathened her that he would push her off the tower. And meanwhile this whole family, the whole shitshow said that they would send prayers??? How can they get away with this shit? Those videos were the scariest things for me, it showed me what kind of people are the ones society worships, little girls and boys try to be like them. This is truly horrible, and I really wish to see people actually talk about this event not as an unfortunate tragedy, but something that could have been avoided if the “artist” and the organizers treated people as humans rather than paying animals.

He isn't 100% accountable but following the security guards testimonies, he does have his hand in it. Aba and Preach really missed the mark on this one. He stopped the show once and then continued even after all the ambulances were surging through the crowd and people were chanting to stop the show.

It's come out that he was notified of fatalities during the show, but continued to the end. He also deleted tweets encouraging fans without tickets to break in. It's not only his fault, but he had a significant role in the magnitude of damage.

@vlahblah4785

2 жыл бұрын

This is insane

@indicababy5513

2 жыл бұрын

He better catch a case over this 🙄 criminal negligence and inciting

@figarofigaro3429

2 жыл бұрын

No one will care within a week.

@pepz8505

2 жыл бұрын

@@figarofigaro3429 police sure as hell will

@figarofigaro3429

2 жыл бұрын

@@pepz8505 Circumstantial evidence doesn't work in court.

this is someone who has been arrested for inciting riots at his concerts. this venue was also overcrowded with weak security measures, so those 2 things together were just a recipe for disaster.

Anyone else see the accountability video at 25 Cause Jesus christ that copy right was quick?

@ashley.sterling

2 жыл бұрын

exactly why I came back to this one... holy shit that copyright was fassttttttt 😮

@Kemuell_Mabuen

2 жыл бұрын

yup, screw AdrevEnt_managed and their false claims.

I check 5 things before any concert. - Albums (The moods the Artist is trying to provoke.) - Star Power (How popular are they and how do the fans treat them, this is important cause you can get a guideline of how a mass crowd reacts based on how people act one on one. Do they talk to the artist like a normal human overall, or are the a deity.) - Venue (What's the capacity location and is it indoor or outdoor.) - Live Concert (What does the artist act like during shows.) - Listeners (Am I able to hear a interview of listeners thoughts on the artists, this lets me see a general consensus what type of people might be there.) At that point I can decide where It's fits my comfortability for me to be at the concert (as a 6 foot 170lb male), if I decide to go after checking those things. I've gone to concerts where I started my way in the middle and pushed up to the front because I deemed it safe enough to be up on the action. Even in those situations I've watched a girl almost get stomped out as I pulled her up and stuck out my elbows to giver her breathing room from a chest to chest packed floor venue. People move and act without caution as if they are untouchable. If the careful person can bite the bullet so can you. That being said Travis insights nutso stuff at his concerts, stuff that just shouldn't be happening, Only way I'd go to a Travis concert is if I was in the mid back area or it was a smaller venue.

He also saw the paramedics trying to make their way through the crowd and what did he do? He told everyone to put their hands in the air and said “y’all know what y’all came to do” and continued the show like it was normal. So yes. He should be held accountable to a certain degree.

@olliemoee

2 жыл бұрын

@@elijah1100 doesn’t matter. Of course SOME people are gonna say they’re fine because they aren’t the ones being crushed. But if you watched all the clips being posted you can see hundreds yelling for him to stop the show. If metal/rock bands can stop shows when they see shit is getting out of hand why can’t he?

@StebanHern

2 жыл бұрын

@@olliemoee because hip hop, these days, is about destruction. More so than heavy metal.

@shaani7978

2 жыл бұрын

@wallace's cumrag Thank you! Some people in this comment section are using this tragedy as an excuse to say that the entire genre of hip hop and rap is violent and bad. It's so ignorant.

@shaquilag8615

2 жыл бұрын

Plus this isn't the first time this happened at a Travis Scott concert..not to this mass extent buh he should have learned from tht atleast.

@shaquilag8615

2 жыл бұрын

Tbh I saw how a KZreader compared logics concert to Travis. similar situation buh different size crowd but logic stop the show and made sure everyone was alright and told them to keep hydrated and such..

That witnesses testimony was actually horrifying.

@dssssswsw9439

2 жыл бұрын

Music is satanic. The culture, the satanic symbolism, the lyrics. Pure evil.

@gavin.l4440

2 жыл бұрын

He was speaking facts

@nodzee97

2 жыл бұрын

After that lil uzi vert clip when he said his friends couldn’t leave hell. I don’t trust celebrities anymore

@LaynesAddiction

2 жыл бұрын

@@nodzee97 seems like ritualistic shit, like he be knowing some of his fans blood will spill, look at the lyrics and stage, sets.....plenty of imagery, fore shadowing....it's pretty sick

@vedicboul

2 жыл бұрын

@@dssssswsw9439 who the fuck upvoted this dumb shit

Great video 👍

Are you kidding me?!?! I’m a firefighter/paramedic/fire inspector in Miami Beach, no stranger to big crowds and events…when ppl need medical attention or there’s a emergency of this kind…STOP THE F***ING SHOW. Travis Scott, event organizers get on a mic and announce to the crowd there is an emergency, security/police clears the crowd and EMS personnel need to be given the room to do their jobs. There is a gigantic vehicle with flashing LED lights trying to get through. This is insane to me. As a fire inspector, an event of this magnitude, you’re got-damn right word can get to Travis Scott and his people to shut it down…done it.

This is why I’m 75% introvert and don’t go out a lot cause I’m f stuff like this. Prayers go out to everyone

@janeeyx5672

2 жыл бұрын

Same. I can’t stand being in a crowd of people.. because it makes me super uncomfortable.

@dimanaboytcheva7078

2 жыл бұрын

I'd literally have a panic attack if I'm in the middle of a crowded place. I can't even imagine how traumatizing it is to actually not be able to breathe because of other people pushing you.

@JabrenHarris98

2 жыл бұрын

@@janeeyx5672 Exactly I’m a huge Kendrick Lamar fan but I rather see him perform in a small crowd or only see him do a freestyle or make a song in the studio. Cause it’s calm and more maintained

@stuartdubbs9605

2 жыл бұрын

It's hardly even the large crowds either, just the party scene. Same stuff would happen at a house party of 20 while one is choking on his own vomit in the bathroom passed out.

@sahirdamani1264

2 жыл бұрын

Same. RIP to the ppl who lost their lives though. :(

Travis Scott has a history of telling people to sneak in, go wild and do all that dumb shit. He may not be entirely at fault but he definitely is to blame for this shit.

@ghodly

2 жыл бұрын

Goofy comment. Blame those who actually caused the issue

@visionary6498

2 жыл бұрын

I’m dead he always saying rage and shit like that

@leonardtarver149

2 жыл бұрын

I guess this stems from being a Kardashian because his music is not all that🥴

@lilelo208

2 жыл бұрын

We can't even hold our politicians accountable, why start now?

@Losabias111

2 жыл бұрын

@@leonardtarver149 his music is def all that lol stop the cap

There is so much to the story. He was encouraging the fans to storm the gates and go past security. He saw an ambulance in the middle of the crowd trying to get by and didn't even ask if everything was okay. The crowd was chanting asking him to stop the show. They had two water stations with a 3 hour wait. People were screaming and screaming saying help us help us. He had two of his own staff come up on stage to tell him what was going on and he literally told them to go away. Even after it was made clear there were mass casualties and he was asked to stop the show he kept performing for another 40 minutes. Ummmm no. Makes no sense. He is not FULLY responsible but the whole claim he didn't know or had no way of knowing is a load of crap

@mayanking339

2 жыл бұрын

So what if he encouraged them if i tell you to jump off a cliff who's fault is it

A concert in one of the most irresponsible state in the U.S, Over capacity in a state where heat rules, idiots who worship celebrities, a rapper with a history of encouraging chaos, money hungry organizers run by greedy conservatives, a year of being cooped up at home where some people have unconsciously developed claustrophobia anxiety and stress level have gone up. You don't need to be hyped up to get overventilation here, the body heat from the over capacity was enough without being hyped up. three people cuddling up to warm themselves in a cold weather is enough to keep them from freezing to death, now imagine 50K during summer. This was disaster waiting to happen, and both sides are to blame here for ignoring the warning signs before it happened.

The youngest that died was 10. Imagine being a parent and one day your kid tries to convince you to go to their favorite rapper’s concert and then you let them go only to have them pass away at the concert. I couldn’t imagine how that would feel. Rest In Peace to the individuals who passed and condolences to the people that were close to them. 🙏🏽

@LaDeeDah

2 жыл бұрын

Think itll be safe

@StevenChett

2 жыл бұрын

man, if youre letting your 10 year old go to a concert like this? time to reevaluate your parenting smh

@dcthegreatest24

2 жыл бұрын

They need to pass laws to where kids under a certain age be accompanied by a parent. No 10 year old is ready for this.

@Anonymous-uw4sr

2 жыл бұрын

A 10 year old should not be alone at concerts

@vy88

2 жыл бұрын

Would never take a 10 year in those standing crowds.

It wasn't the fact that Travis didn't stop the show, it was the fact that so many people were chanting and telling him to stop.

@prodbysten7347

2 жыл бұрын

@@nightmarefanatic1819 they didn’t

@prodbysten7347

2 жыл бұрын

he can’t hear that, he got an earpiece in and everything

@andersoncastillo5841

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lhoyte1 ear piece he can still see he could have stopped this

@seroq442

2 жыл бұрын

@@prodbysten7347 he could, at one point he said "who told me to stop?" to a dude that climbed up the railing to tell him to stop the event, mans resumed.

@prodbysten7347

2 жыл бұрын

@@seroq442 can you pass me the video of that pls cause i haven’t seen that one

You would think that in the 21st century and after putting man on the moon, events could have some sort of watchtowers, overhead scaffolding/cables, or drones that could watch over the crowd from above to stop the concert immediately and direct medical assistance exactly where it needs to go.

I feel the same about being around a large crowds..

He played a huge part. People had his attention to stop the show, and he refused. He is known to incite his crowds, and he saw the ambulance and still carried on.

@boogieeee

2 жыл бұрын

artists dont stop the performance. Plenty of Michael Jackson videos of people falling out. He never stopped

@Akili369

2 жыл бұрын

@@boogieeee I hear you, but just because someone else did it doesn't make it right. There are other artists like slipknot, post malone, etc. Who at least stop for a second until there is more control. Travis unfortunately already has a rap sheet regarding inciting his fans and perpetuating dangerous atmospheres

@clydeluv8033

2 жыл бұрын

@@boogieeee I feel like how the crowd acted was exactly the reflection of the artist himself..I mean artists influence a large group of people. They are at least partly responsible for situations like this

@wlvvzor

2 жыл бұрын

@@boogieeee artists do stop their performances. "one guy never stopped so nobody does" is a strawman argument. Its not true.

@SatanStan

2 жыл бұрын

@@boogieeee He stopped a performance once because someone stole his fucking shoe. He can do it when people are dying.

*People dying* Travis Scott: "IT'S LIT!"

@HLDMAD1CK

2 жыл бұрын

I know some demonic shit when I see it man... He ENJOYED seeing people passed out and he literally kept singing and dancing as people cried for help and 4-5 people were getting CPR RIGHT IN FRONT OF HIM!!!

@trollfuente8341

2 жыл бұрын

Moloch needed sacrifice the young are the best whoooooo conspiracy

@adio8824

2 жыл бұрын

I keep hearing his auto tune voice when I read “IT’SLiT" LMFAOO shit sad tho

@JohnSmith-zn4uf

2 жыл бұрын

I mean... shit was lit tho

@RobertHDaGod

2 жыл бұрын

Perfect 💯

So glad I came up in a time (old skool rave and not pre mega fest) when artist and crowds were in it together

ol boy putting some extra on it ... where is the video footage of all these bodies laid out?

I was part of a crowd like this once, years ago. Big Day Out, 1997. Tens of thousands of people. Soundgarden, The Prodigy, Aphex Twins and The Offspring were in the lineup, so it was packed. It was a very hot day too -- high 30s (celsius), no shade. In the crowd it was much hotter, it was a sweaty furnace. Girls were freaking out hysterically at times but unable to get out. Voices called to them trying to calm them down. People were shoving back and forth like tides. Some were shoving harder than necessary in what I read as blind anger and fear. It had nothing to do with the music from what I could tell. At that stage I don't think anyone was even listening to the music. It was scary. Claustrophobic as hell, and I'm not even claustrophobic. I was a very young man in good physical condition and it still scared me. You could barely breathe, firstly because it seemed that the air had already been breathed by 100 other people and secondly because you were sometimes squeezed so tightly that it was a battle just to get enough space around your ribs to take a breath. Leaving wasn't an option, at least not where I was. Trying to push your way out would require actually crushing other people. You could literally lift your feet off the ground and be carried along by the crowd. I did that a few times to ride out a surge, out of necessity more than choice. It wasn't a reliable option though. Sometimes I couldn't do that and the surge was too fast or I tripped on someone's foot or leg or slipped on something -- a dropped water bottle or slippery grass. I remember a couple of times I lost my footing and started to go down. 3 or 4 hands _immediately_ reached out to grab me and hold me up. Thank god for those anonymous people because I doubt I would've survived falling. I'm amazed nobody died that day. I guess people everywhere in the crowd were looking out for each other the way they were looking out for me, and the way I started looking out for those around me. I also saw water bottles passed across the crowd to people who were crying out for water. No hope of getting those bottles back, and nobody would even know who'd given them. Those little moments of altruism restore your hope for humanity a bit. As soon as the press eased enough that I could get out without hurting anyone I immediately did so. I've never been to an event like that since. So I don't know if people in Current Year still look out for each other like they did for me. I assumed they did but I guess they don't, not always at least.

@JoyCassi

2 жыл бұрын

Wow…that’s horrible.

@fruitkid4759

2 жыл бұрын

damn, thats deep! sad times all round

@ytcensorship8180

2 жыл бұрын

I never experienced that but why do I feel like I'd been there with you.

@TheMasochistKnight

2 жыл бұрын

Its the difference between genres. Pits have been in the metal/rock/alt scene for generations and people genuinely go hard to look out for each other. Thats the norm, if someone gets disrespectful they get kicked tf out . Moshing is new to the rap scene. They don't have that sense of community and comradery there.

@lunacouer

2 жыл бұрын

This sounds utterly terrifying. A couple of people described the crowd surge at the concert exactly like what you went through - crushed so you couldn't expand your lungs, had to move with the crowd like liquid or risk falling, no way out, etc. This was a perfect storm of bad decisions from top to bottom: from Travis (telling people to jump gates and rush the stage before the concert), to the event staff (didn't staff for it, didn't make Travis to stop the concert), to the concert goers who had no idea how to act.

Travis Scott has been in trouble for this before. He also encourages this behavior. You can see videos of it and see him promoting it as well. Including telling fans BEFOREHAND that they should rush the gates and push through security. He's also promoted having riots at his events. And at a previous event he told people to jump from balconies, the people below would catch them, so someone was shoved off and they carried his paralyzed body onto the stage. There was a lawsuit but I'm unsure how it panned out. He's also been in the process of deleting tweets where he encouraged people before the show to rush in and run through security. Unfortunately for the promos he used previous footage of them doing it at another show. Dude has a history of this and even saw it happening at the show and ignored it. Legit, he's a piece of shit. All of this can be found easily in articles and videos. Also by searching articles about previous shows. It's also addressed in articles about this event. He also shares a heavy, heavy blame here.

@feevrdreams

2 жыл бұрын

Same goes for playboi carti

@eatass5627

2 жыл бұрын

That’s just your opinion

@the90sbrain

2 жыл бұрын

No. It's everyone else who is to blame for themselves. They are adults. Or old enough to have accountability. This scapegoating has to stop. People will not listen to a nobody, but once they become a somebody they'll jump off a cliff if told to. That's worse than children man. Children are held to higher standards of responsibility and maturity before they turn 5. Meanwhile, adults are murdering others over attention at a concert. This world has lost their minds 😔.

@noreoz1024

2 жыл бұрын

@@eatass5627 it's not an opinion if there's literally evidence backing it up.

@codeninja100

2 жыл бұрын

Very true.. it is so obvious he wanted this outcome.. His whole persona and stick is his fans being ragers and going berserk at his shows. He does not care for his fans I’ve seen this before.

So I accidentally found you guys and I watched 2 of your videos and I think I like you a lot!!!

He played on after he was asked by authorities to stop. You can find the timeline of events everywhere.

Please people be considerate of others, look out for one another even if they aren't in your group. We get separated during the moshes and think "they're ok" but the situation could be otherwise.

@k9px

2 жыл бұрын

People put their own fun above the safety and care of people around them. If you lose sight of the people you came with you're already messing up. And then you're asking these people to take care of strangers? These sheep can't take care of anyone! The guy in the video said it best... it was demonic. You get into that craziness for fun?! That's a riot environment... my flight or fight responses would be through the roof. In the few occasions I was in similar environments I was stressed out constantly looking around to see what's happening (fire, violance, injuries, rp, way to get out, etc), how is that enjoyable? But sheep do what sheep do and just let go of common sense... and it looks demonic.

@EriPages

2 жыл бұрын

They're Biden voters. The culture of democrats is degenerate

@lrose1046

2 жыл бұрын

You are exactly right… stay with your ppl, cuz chances are, they’ll be the only ones lookin out… I feel bad tho, cuz I don’t think these kids are used to moshing… ppl will punch the shit out of each other at a metal show, but help them up when they fall…

@CChissel

2 жыл бұрын

@@EriPages People are people, idiot. Voting for a president changes nothing, but it does show that people like you, have such a strong bias that you would see them differently just because of bullshit that doesn’t matter. The two political parties in America are one in the same, neither give a fuck about regular, everyday working people, and the sooner you understand that, the sooner you’ll stop being manipulated by either one.

@princerak8881

2 жыл бұрын

No thank you fuck people

I saw Rage Against the Machine at Lollapalooza 2008 where Zach stopped the music midway through a song because a section of the crowd had fallen over, and they wouldn’t continue until everyone calmed down, helped those who had fallen, and stepped two steps back to make room upfront. At a certain point, it’s part of the performers responsibility to watch for this stuff and do why they can to stop it from getting dangerous. Crowd safety is more important than the show.

I beg to differ. He might not be the cause but he was indifferent. I’ve seen video footage of the crowd chanting “stop the show”. One woman climbed up on stage begging him to stop the show. Also there is him footage of him watching as someone on the crowd passes out and he continues singing. Fuck money if multiple people are yelling stop the show I’m stopping my show until we can figure out what’s going on.

When you worship celebrity, anything they do is forgivable…

@jasibae00

2 жыл бұрын

You don't have to worship a celebrity to say they are not to blame lol

I can't tell what is worse, dying, or dying at a Travis Scott show

@sm512

2 жыл бұрын

Still dead my guy

@lasupremapersonal615

2 жыл бұрын

Weird comment, they are both dead.

@Rhude_tiller

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know, but I think dying is a lil bit better than dying Imo 🤷🏽‍♂️

@takerusatou4752

2 жыл бұрын

Travis Scott show cause imagine slowly dying to Sicko Mode

@niles1492

2 жыл бұрын

@@takerusatou4752 Dying to sicko mode sounds way better than just... dying

I'm sorry those people jumping on top of the ambulance are a different type of evil. Travis knew, his team and crew knew but none of them cared enough to stop the show it's absolutely diabolical.

@C12341

2 жыл бұрын

Honestly this whole thing is so weird it makes me wonder if there is a spiritual component to it. I think a lot of people were using drugs snd alcohol and that makes the whole thing more sinister, it’s like they were under the influence of something truly evil. No humanity

@angelica5813

2 жыл бұрын

@@C12341 yupp

@devol3829

2 жыл бұрын

@@C12341 Nothing spiritual, the stuff you call "diabolical" is peoples selfishness.

@XGoldenPhoenixX

2 жыл бұрын

@@devol3829 wrong, there is a evil spirit world around us that many people are not aware of, and are not aware of the influence it can have on us. I have experienced it myself and experienced demonic things happening, before God saved me, and many people have experienced it as well. Just because you don't know about it and haven't experienced it, doesn't mean it's not real. I pray that more people will know The Lord and our Savior Jesus Christ before it will be too late for them.

As a former paramedic at events I have seen this happen and we had to walk through the crowd sometimes with big security guys that cleared the path for us and our equipment. I always found that to be scary and we had radios to call in if needed… I’ve never seen this type of violence and aggression though.. not in these circumstances at least. I did when a storm hit one time and people got scared and tried to get out. To everyone who lost someone, my deepest condolences and to my colleagues thank you. I know the feeling and it’s something that sticks with us forever. To the people who attended. Seek help. There are support systems in place to help you with dealing with this. Its okay to need help. We all need it sometimes. ❤️ Rest in peace to the victims and well wishes to those injured. Well wishes for everyone involved.

No words , heart breaking 💔

This is super tragic and could have been prevented smh. RIP to the people who lost their lives last night 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

@crimsonhawk4912

2 жыл бұрын

I dont like you racers but this makes me sad.

@Purplethingyt

2 жыл бұрын

@@crimsonhawk4912?

@asunnynight9592

2 жыл бұрын

I'm def. familiar with him, I didn't know Travis Scott was THAT popular. I feel dumb.

@nakedblackman8509

2 жыл бұрын

@@crimsonhawk4912 ?

@CChissel

2 жыл бұрын

@@crimsonhawk4912 the fuck?

I've been to well over 200 different shows, including festivals like Aftershock, Ozzfest, Knotfest, and someone passing out in a pit is far from common. I've seen a lot of stumbling people, but staff comes to them before becomes a medical emergency. If someone is out cold for three seconds on the ground and can't get up, the band stops. Pearl Jam stops on a dime if there's a medical emergency, as does Staind. When there are multiple ambulances in the crowd and people on top of the medical golf carts, it's time to stop the show and tell people they have to back up. I recall at Killswitch Engage back in 2008. We we pushing the barrier forward and the band said we all needed to take five steps back so we wouldn't injure ourselves our security. It's pretty neglectful and a good number of bands take steps to make sure their fans go home alive.

@OHCAM5

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's mostly metal bands who know their history. This likely happened in metal concerts and it's why people are so vigilant in them.

@banchan7546

2 жыл бұрын

On a different note you got a good taste in music my friend

@ZappaSheik

2 жыл бұрын

Pearl Jam had the horrible concert at Roskilde 2000. 9 people died so they know their history. By some weird coincidence, metal people seem to know how to act at a concert maybe because they are experienced.

@sclapple3192

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZappaSheik At the last astro world concert 3 people died. Sometime in 2015 (or 17) he got arrested and plead guilty to disorderly conduct for telling fans to storm the venue and "rage" (jump around and go crazy). He did the same for this event on one of his social media's again asking for people to rage and luckily they couldn't but for the wrong reasons as they were preoccupied with croudcrush. It's his fault 100%

@mitsygitsy4761

2 жыл бұрын

There's a lot of them already saying "This happens all the time at crazy white people rock concerts". No...it doesn't.

He doesn't care bout his fans it's obvious when he's been charged twice for inciting violence. One time was for telling the crowd to rush the stage past the security. The other he told a crowd the f up a teenager who took his shoe during a crowd surf and also spat in the teens face.the teen got beaten so bad he was hospitalized.