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TH-cam has a knack of recommending things at the right time
lol true.
For real. This just popped up while I was scrolling.
Yeah I was thinking the same thing, I’ve already seen this, but uh oh one of the Travis’s or Scott’s is not so good at saving fans from getting hurt or literally death
Facts!
It's because of increased search traffic, it's the programmers who had a knack for writing algorithms that push videos that are getting spikes in search numbers to front pages.
Crazy how a band literally called HATEBREED cares more about the audience than Travis
Hatebreed are handsdown one of the most positive and motivational bands i know. Their music is aggressive, and their name makes people think theyre racist or something
But alot of their songs are about honor, courage, sacrifice, discipline, and perseverance. That band taught me to channel my anger into positive things.
@@howlongcanimakethisfukingthing sounds awesome
Not to mention KILLSWITCH ENGAGE and AVENGED SEVENFOLD and RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE
But it’s the guy married to Kylie Jenner that incites mass casualties
@@eileensnow6153 he didn't marry her he just impregnated her lmao
Maybe travis should change his stage name to human trash
"There's nothing honorable about kicking someone when they're down."
Well said.
I can't help but wonder -- why is it that it seems to be only rock and metal artists that feel this way? They're typically the ones most maligned by the public, yet the most willing to protect and help their fans.
@@nomore6167 because most metal/rock band are open minded. They have morality. You can tell by listening to their lyrics
@@nomore6167 the rock + metal communities are pretty full of people who wear their hearts on their sleeves, and misfits or oddballs who often find a kind of family in them; not to say there aren't disingenuous, greedy, or just overall bad people in there too, but with mainstream superstars, fame and money usually always come before good morals
Which is true of course. But many at the Travis show couldn’t even move a hand and if they didn’t move with the crowd they would be down too. I don’t think kicking was something this crowd was doing
Does that mean we have to stop talking about Travis? I mean he dropped pretty far down.
Kurt stopping a sexual assault and then laughing at the assaulter is one of my favourite clips in here. the way he quickly and effectively dealt with it then made fun of the assaulter was incredible and really shows how much of a good person he was.
Sorry, I'm not well informed on rock artists, which one one kurt?
@@chanceplace6057 If I'm not mistaken, it was the one with the guitar who was sitting down and who threw it when he got up. I think like it was another member of the band who laughed at the sexual harasser, but the quality of the video makes it hard to see
@@chanceplace6057 Kurt is the singer for Nirvana the one who put his guitar down and made fun of the assaulter
@@Tatibel27 Kurt stopped it, but Krist made fun of them
"coppin' a feel ey buddy?" God I miss him....
And most fans were not upset that the musicians stopped the music to make sure someone was ok, they actually cheered for it.
Of course, only a psychopath wouldn't
Well ofc most of his audience are immature kids who dont care anyone but themselves.
And for cheering at being good people the musicians prolong the show than scheduled. Times have changed so much.
@Kier A Sadly, I would have to agree
Travis fans are what by comparison then?
When musicians see their audience as people, not as money machines.
This
Sacrifices is more like it
Cough.. cough... Travis Scott! 😬
Of course they do. They're all passionate people, that's what's needed to write and preform songs on a scale that fans feel.
Great mention North Star 🤜🤛
And yet he said he would refund all the money and pay for funerals and medical bills, even though it wasn't him who was jumping on people. He stopped a show 3 years ago cause a fan passed out and needed medical attention, if he did that for 1 fan than I find it very hard to believe he wouldn't have done it again if he had known the severity of the situation, but he couldn't see what was happening and with his earpiece in he can't hear what's going on either. What was he suppose to do sniff out the danger or use his spidey senses?
Should be renamed to “bands who actually care about their fans”
*I'm lookin at you Travis Scott*
@@DrakoRaptor frick I was about say that
"Bands that are comprised of actual, normal and sane human beings"
@@DrakoRaptor Travis isn't a band lol
Exactly
It’s funny how people who listen to rock music are labeled as angry or aggressive people, but this video shows otherwise.
Yes. And people can feel angry & aggressive, perform and/or enjoy music that expresses a&a, and STILL care about their fellow human beings.
There have been studies that show that metal fans are more mentally balanced because that is how we get the aggression out.
It’s been proven in studies that some of the happiest people are the people who listen to rock and metal
And the more metal they are, the nicer they are. It’s kinda funny.
100% AGREED to that!! 👋👋👋👌✨
"When someone falls, what do you do? You pick them up."
-Chester Bennington
😭😭😭❤️
Law of the pit. Yea, some of them get real into being there and are not paying as much attention as they should be, but you can tell who those ones are because when you hold em up for a second and they see what's goin on, they stop everything and help out.
Yes
RIP
@@evieaddy9580 💔
Ironic how all these bands were called devil worshipers and people tried to have their music banned yet here they are stopping their entire show to call out sexual assault.
Thank you! Nailed it 🤘🏻
The people yelling about other people being devil worshipers are quite often the same ones doing the assaulting
@@dinoklein exactly. Just like the catholic church
@UWU I mean hell just the fact there were even 14 years old girls there to begin with is a red flag. Do they not check ID anymore at these things or what? When I went to raves & concerts they always made sure you were 18 at the gate. I understand fake IDs exist but come on. What are these parents doing out here.
Why exactly are they called Devil worshipers?
It can't be because of the music. This type of music didn't even exist when the testaments were created.
I don't like the genre, but generally hardcore metal musicians are the sweetest people around lol.
They use all their angst/edge/hardness/rage to their music and all the sweetness kindness gets left in them lol
@@serchmaabaatarchuluun5761 it kind of works as therapy when you think about it.
Ironic how you are more likely to live in a death metal concert than you're in a Travis Scott concert
@@indonesianbassbooster5167 don't 💀
@@pedinhuh16 "SHITTY BOSS!!!! SHITTY BOSS!!!! RRYHAAAA-"
i remember my first mosh being stopped by the cry of “STOP! EXPOSED GIRL!” and immediately noticing a ring of people standing shoulder to shoulder, facing outward. i found out later they were making a wall to shield a girl who had her shirt completely ripped away. a few people offered jackets and shirts of their own until she was covered again, and then the mosh restarted. that memory has always stuck with me
Faith in humanity restored
I saw that woman's post somewhere on tumblr about that
Yeah, i was at a moshpit and someone lost his glasses, immediatly formed a big circle and helped him search. Took like 20secs to find it and 5secs to make a circle. It was not that big of a concert. Like 200-300 people but thats how you are supposed to keep a concert nice and fun.
This gave me goosebumps, knowing how things have changed; so sad to know that nowadays, there would be girls who would be the first to offer to rip their shirts off and be out in the nude. Morality is totally failing 🤦🏽♀️
@@jackiej9592 True
Interesting a band named hatebreed cares more about their audience than travis. Much respect to all these bands!
Hatebreed is the shit, a brotherhood man. Don't let the name fool you.
Hatebreed's lyrics are very positive and motivational!
Name doesn't matter. Their creed and motto outshines all.
A band name doesn’t reflect people...
Travis literally stopped the show and was told to keep going. Also hatebreed played for like 2k people easier to manage as opposed to 70+K.
These are all small shows compared to what happened at Astroworld.
Which is MUCH easier to manage.
watching Kurt stop that was honestly incredible. he stopped what he was doing and put all his attention on that
He LEAPT at them. He was a real one
someone started playing the bassline to rise above by black flag while they were laughing
His whole band even stopped to humiliate the guy
can someone give a timestamp?
And then the whole band made fun of the molester lmfao.
Bands literally in a dark and enclosed space: Can see people getting hurt
Travis Scott on an open-air stage where he has a clear view of the audience: Can't see a god damn ambulance with all its emergency lights on
Oh I'm sure he saw it
He saw it, he said "Da hell is that?" but then a second later, he just brushed it off and continued the show.
Lol
unlike travis they werent high asf hahah
He saw it.
I watched the Apple stream.
He said: is that an ambulance?
I remember one time when I was 17 I got shoved into a mosh pit and fell down. I couldn't get up so I just curled up into a ball until people stopped but they kept going and were stepping all over me. I was panicking because I didn't know what to do then this random dude hugged me from behind and lifted me out. I really thought something bad was going to happen to me but I am very grateful to that man for helping because the others didn't give a damn.
it's late but glad you're okay x
it’s late, but i’m glad you got picked up! i hope you’re doing well now
glad you got away from that. some people don't know how to behave in a mosh pit and it shows when it's too late
Jesus it’s a concert
Because mosh pit is a shit. If youu so agressive just go to the fucking gym and put music there. I'm so pissed-off all this physically agressive man, because of them I can't even go to a concert and just have fun without being physically attacked cos they thing it's "fun" and "that's what people do in concert and it's totally normal".
Even when Freddie Mercury is being serious his voice still sounds like he is singing
That man had class in every facet.
nice profile my guy
@@rey_is_away STONKS
@@ok-rd9ox STONKS
Did you ever see the rest of the video? Afterwards he went "AAAAAAAAAYE OH!!!"
And Travis didn't notice a FUCKING AMBULANCE in the middle of a crowd
He did notice it, he simply didnt fucking care.
He thought it was LIT
If he can’t handle a crowd, he should’nt be on a stage!
Dude calm down
@@iknowexactlywhoyouare8701 nah
This was one of the lessons my older brother taught me about metal, It's that they have the safest concerts out of all music and when it isn't, the bands always care about their fans. As an adult who's been to many now, It's def true. Everyone looks out for each other
Even during a massive mosh people stop it to keep someone from getting trampled it's quite wholesome tbh
Exactly. In my experiences there was always one or two dudes that were trying to hurt somebody. Those people always got dealt with. For the most part it’s honestly good natured pushing and shoving until someone gets pissy then they calm down and shake hands.
@@adastial2104 especially when younger fans or kids enter. Usually adults will tone it down or at the very least watch out for them while in the pit
I was at an Architects concert in Sydney. I fell down then people around me quickly made some room and I got up. I was in the second row up front.
@@johnyang799 Glad you were alright
When heavy metal bands are more kind and caring people than other artists.
Bands are much more group-oriented who cares about others and each others, most of them, unlike solo artist, only their selves matters
The most brutal death metal band members are often the nicest dudes on the planet
@@MaxBraver555 then I’d rather be in a metal band
The irony really. 🤔
Tim McGraw did this a lot of single artist DO. You just hear about it in the news. THIS call outs to unmgly behavior IS what the news should be talking about.
The guy calling out the molesters is a king, thats how they should all act .
yeah that guy
*Aaron Lewis*
@Prestin Hurshberry Seems a bit illegal to me man.
@Prestin Hurshberry understandable. have a good day
@Prestin Hurshberry Even if, in some kind of separate magical fairy realm, 13 years of age is somehow “adult.” Please explain to me how it excuses groping someone?
"When someone falls what do you do?"
"Pick them Up"
Damn that's a good quote. A good lesson for us all.
Oh Chester every day i still miss you
T. Scott "stand on em to get a better view"
Sad he even had to say though. It's what you do.
One of many reasons we miss Chester and Kurt so much. Not to mention Chris Cornell. Even for those lucky enough to not feel the ache the world will always hurt from the losses.
You can see he was dead serious about not wanting people to get hurt.. some people say it because they felt obligated to, but not him, look at his facial expressions and body language.
RIP Chester, you're forever my hero.
My favorites are the ones that called out the sexual harassment, there's nothing more disgusting then someone spending all this money and going outta their way to go see their favorite band or try to just have a good time, just to be taken advantage of by some sick freaks
i remember my dad telling me how billie joe armstrong, the lead singer of green day, had seen a girl getting groped and he stopped the song to tell the guy he would fight him if he didn’t stop groping her. the idiot challenged him and billie immediately jumped from the stage and started beating the guy’s ass.
massive respect for the bands, man
There a video of that? I'd love to see it. 😂 to be clear: I'm not saying I don't believe you. I do. I just want to watch it.
@@dead_beatbunny i think it's the one where Billie drop-kicks a dude
@@DrMan-nh3bg do you have a link?
@@DrMan-nh3bg link?
Gee just search it up on your own. I just did and it took me like three seconds to type it in.
One time a guy in the audience of a Queen show started calling out homophobic slurs to Freddie. Freddie stopped the show and had all the lights point on that guy and said "say that again, darling". Now THAT is badass.
Wow.. the stories I keep hearing about that man.
hell I’d say it several times if he asked me to say it; he asks id give
You don’t fuck with Freddie he is a god
Is there a video on youtube?
P-P-Pajamas?
Most of these are pitch black concerts and they could still see what's going on. Well done guys. That's how it's done.
Their eyes are so sharp they cut through the darkness!
And they obviously could hear commotion! An earpiece is not an earplug
Not even just that but I mean 40 thousand is a really small crowd astroworld was a joke low-key and still they made it seem impossible to see what was going on, mind you Metallica aka the goats had a show that filled an entire Russian air strip they stopped counting at 1.6 million and not a single casualty
@@saulrodriguez5973 dude travis Scott and his team are pieces of money hungry shit don't compare every concert band to them
@@aayushswami3022 i just wanted to put it out there man 50 thousand/1.6 million yea that's a massive jump
In 2015 I was at a heated Death Grips show with intense moshing. Some guy fell to the ground out of the corner of my eye, definitely getting trampled. It was so cluttered, I could no longer see him, but I knew he was still on the ground. I stuck my arm down there thinking maybe he'll find it and will grab on. After a few seconds, he found my hand and I yanked him up. He thanked me over and over and at the time I just thought that it was kind of whatever and was just the right thing to do. After what just happened, I think about what would have happened if I hadn't stuck my arm down there. Look out for each other.
Wow i can't imagine the amount of relief he felt when he found your hand
6 years later i’m sure he’s still grateful for what you did. Thank you for helping him!!!!
You saved a life, be proud
@@ftclud.-13yearsago53
Yeah but what if the guy he saved went on to become a serial killer???
@Blackie Foxless It happens where there's a lot of movement in the crowd, often in a moshpit. When there's big movements of many people at once in the crowd, people can fall over and, if nobody pulls them up, they can get trampled
"If someone falls..."
""Pick em up"
-Chester Bennington
RIP legend
He should still be here….
I never liked the band but I have mad respect for Chester and my heart breaks every time I think about him
May Allah have mercy on his soul , he deserves the best
Chester is wrong. Ask any medical professionals.
@@prostyle1626 shut up
depends on the situation. If there is a chance that he/she will get more hurt by staying on the ground might as well pick him/her up.
This really puts into context how much more could have been done to ensure fans were safe at Astroworld. What happened there was inexcusable.
Astroworld?
Absolutely agree. That tragedy should’ve never happened
Exactly. He has the power to do what he has to but he didn't. It's not the only time shit happened at his concerts, so his last one disgusted me :|
I honestly can't comprehend the people that say Travis Scott couldn't do anything to do something. Like here's an example that he could have done something, most of these concerts have more than 50,000 people like the Queen one and Freddie Mercury stopped the show because he realized something was wrong. What happened was complete negligence from Travis and his crew who hired so little security, and whoever designed that stupid arena for the concert which limited the space for the people to be at and caused all of this.
It's fu__ing deliberate. His Netflix documentary, Look Mom I Can Fly, shows people being hauled from crowds at his shows by security staff and paramedics. It also features a scene where Scott runs from the stage in Arkansas when he realizes police are at the venue. He was arrested and eventually pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct for inciting a riot at the concert. Local police say he encouraged people to rush the stage. His "heart felt" statements in the aftermaths of the chaos and injury he causes are statements his defense lawyers craft, and then direct him to make. This time, the lawsuit is 750 million against him, Drake and I believe the venue or the promotion company. I hope the suit wins all 750 million and that his next job is hauling trash from construction sites.
I love how it hurts the offenders even more because it's their idols that tell them what they did wrong and what a bad human they are.
they most likely don't see the bands as their idols, they just know that a lot of people are crowding together which makes it easier for them to try and touch a bit of coochie without anyone noticing, that's their goal
@@Kokokekko7 I mean it costs some real money to get close enough where a band can point you out. More likely than not they’re their idols
You do realize that any kind of attention (positive or negative) is appreciated. Just like children, they'll behave badly to attract their idols to them. So, they kinda succeeded.
@@Kokokekko7 Or maybe they're fans AND like to harass women. Either way it's disgusting.
@@beatriceladouce965 That's new to me... I don't like negative attention but neither do I like positive. Maybe that's just me.😅 I know attention seekers like any kind of attention tho so I can understand it:)
"There is nothing cool about kicking somebody when they are down." I felt that❤
Kurt jumping into the crowd to stop a molester, chester stopping a show to make sure a guy who fell gets picked up and all the others who made sure their fans were safe are proof that metal fans and musicians are the best. Even though we get a bad rap in the media
Exactly man
I guess people who try to install bad reputation about metal bands and their fans are secretly the ones who wouldn't give a damn if someone bleeds to death right before their eyes. Because that's what such ignorant people do.
they gotta make sure they can buy more tickets :)
Shepherd's Chapel Network !!!!!!! Pastor Murray is an Anointed Servant of GOD who teaches the Word of GOD with Authority!!!!!!!
Don’t want lawsuits and guilty conscience
Notice how most of these are in dark places, loud concerts and yet the ARTISTS STILL NOTICED!! No excuses for Travis Scott, this is how you handle things correctly!
People often call punk and heavy metal satanic or too harsh, but in the end the satanic ones are very open about their Satanism while in pop they hide it, and even if they didn't people just say it's only their asthetics. The fact that he still continue that long after that much death and injury is no accident
@@Linda.F the reason why music is a good tool in Satanism is because teenagers even like me has the mind set of just thinking "it's just a song it won't make me worship the devil just because of it" but I still remember about 3 or 4 years ago I used to listen to these types of music and it made me think that every problem I faced is like a big burden and that God is unfair to me I still remember that at one point I use to cut my wrist with blades and sometimes I just wanted to die, but slowly I think it was few weeks before Christmas I started listening to artist like Gregory Alan Isakov then I appreciate life and poetry more, this guy literally save my life and now my life is as perfect as it can be, not because I no longer have problems, but now I have the courage to face them and in the end like they said more than half of our problems are made by ourselves.
My point being the type of music we listen to really had impact on us teenager's life and our mindsets
@@josephk3720 Hope you’re staying strong, Joseph. You have a nice taste in music.
Exactly!!
That singer who just called out the people for touching the 15 year old now he's a hero
what if the boy was also 15 lol he called out her boyfriend
That's the only good thing Arron Lewis has ever done.
durkadur27
I doubt she had multiple boyfriends because he was referring to more than one guy.
Aaron Lewis truly is awesome
Thats the only good thing he's ever done.
All these bands are world class. They care and have so much love for their fans. That is how a concert should be handled.
When artists care for their fans, everyone can return home with a good memory. When they don’t fans might become one.
SH*IT BRO. THE LAST LINE SLAPPED FROM ALL 6 DIRECTIONS
well fucking said hoolyshh
Thee might not even come home
I wish you had 2 more likes
So sad so true
Seeing Freddie Mercury get serious is like being yelled at by your cool uncle.
It’s a feeling worse than death when either happen
or hearing your dad cry
Yeah
freddy broke sid vicious's face a long time ago
@@33matou good for freddie honestly
Really appreciate the old 90s alt artists standing up for women.
Thank you finally someone said it!!!!
💯
True men of solidarity right there
Yessss
I remember Michael Jackson where he stopped his music when one of his fans fainted from excitement and the ambulance came to get her as he waited then he resume once it was clear.
Man…. Most every metal concerts I went to did this happen… fucking legends….
And still some people have the audacity to call metal musicians ‘dangerous'
@@emotionaldamage3954 yeah right??? My first concert was Slayer, Kilgore, and Fear Factory. Everyone in the mosh pit towered over me. They could have literally killed or seriously injured me…. Nothing like that happened at all. In fact they all let me leave when I was ready to take a break and everyone cheered and I got a couple of “fuck yea kid”
Rest In Peace Chester Bennington, Kurt cobain, and Freddie Mercury. See you guys in Heaven
Well said my friend well said
At least the concerts in heaven are gonna be awesome
That's a nice thought, but I hope you're not religious,... Because if you are, according to what the religion says, none of them is in heaven
@@delbroox none of them? Why would none of them be in Heaven. I am a Christian and I without a doubt do believe they’re in Heaven
@@Bullheadrecords Amen
The TH-cam algorithm has a sick sense of humour I'll give it that.
Yea lol
I watched this a long time ago.. I hope everyone sees this so they can see how shity and ignorant Travis scott is.. I wouldn't say it's a humor thing
Apparently, it does.
Shit, I thought this was made in recent days
OMG WHY XD
Ghost had a fan suffer a heart attack during a concert in Milwaukee. They stopped the show and made arrangements to come back at a later date. The fan unfortunately died and the band had a special shirt made to honor him. All the shirt proceeds went to his family at that later concert.
I was at that concert, it happened during intermission and when ghost came back to Milwaukee to do the second set the crowd chanted the dudes name. Everyone was very understanding and made sure that the people needed got to where they needed to be.
Awwww that's so loving!!
:0 oh , how nice of them tho
RESPECT
That's amazing.
I remember being at a rock concert, my first, and I went alone. I got pushed into a mosh-pit and was terrified. There were elbows and knees everywhere. All of a sudden I get surrounded by these tall guys dressed like matrix extras. They formed a little cocoon around me and walked me back to the “ too cool too dance” part of the floor. I was convinced they were guardian angels in black leather trench coats.
Hehehe 😂
Kurt and Chester cared more about others than they did themselves.
thats what usually happens when you hate yourself. RIP chester and Kurt
Because they knew how much it hurts to feel worthless and didn't want others to feel that pain.
When you're going through prolonged states of depression you could either bring others down with you in a vain attempt to feel better about yourself or be better to those around you and build everyone else up. Something that Covid has taught me
Damn that hit different
Can someone tell me what happened I couldn't really see what was happening it's too dark
Man, seeing Chester call to pick people up when they fall hit me right in the feels.
Miss him😔
I cried when I saw this. He was such a gentle and caring person. I still can't get over the fact he isn't with us anymore. I miss him.
Jeez I almost choked in to tears when you said it like that. damn
Me too. Makes my heart ache.
For real, made me think about him and Chris Cornell's friendship
RIP everyone who we lost to Astroworld Fest and their families. This is one of those traditions and mannerisms we need to keep in the scene.
exactlyyyyyy
It's crazy seeing how clueless and passive so many of the fans were at the beginning. What's worse is that the crew and Travis ignored the situation.
It's absolutely heartbreaking knowing that people died when they were just trying to celebrate music.
Gabriel Cabello That video of the 3 medics pumping peoples chests who were dead or in the process of dying while Travis was still performing and people partying like 3 feet away from them was fucking surreal
@@SliceofBread123 where is that video ? It’s just sad
I made a comment here 2 months ago. I love music but don't listen to rap. I am neutral to it-but I respect it. I know it has come a long way since its birth. In my previous comment, I said something like "I bet a rap artist wouldnt stop to help a woman"- speaking on concert crowd situations..it was close to that affect. This incident was more than that. It's more dark. And I'm not talking about skin color- I'm saying these young people who continued to party, & the performer continued his show- do NOT CARE, ARE DESENSITIZED, HAVE NOT THE SAME INNER ENERGY THAT EMPATHIZE NOR SYMPATHIZE THE WAY NORMAL PEOPLE DO, OR,.THAT I PRAY MOST OF US STILL HAVE. WHY DO THEY CARE SO MUCH WHEN POLICE ARE KILLING PEOPLE, BUT NOT WHEN THE CROWD THEMSELVES ARE CARING ENOUGH TO STOP, HELP OR GET OUT OF THE WAY SO THAT SOMEONE CAN STAND UP, CATCH THEIR BREATH-MAKE SURE THEY'RE OK. MOST ROCK BANDS KNOW THE DANGERS & MOST DO STOP TIL THE ONES THEY SEE GETTING HURT ARE OK OR GET SECURITY & MEDICS IN THERE. THE SHOW DEFINITELY SHOULD'VE BEEN STOPPED & I IMAGINE THERE'LL BE NUMEROUS LAWSUITS ON THE PROMOTORS,VENUE,SECURITY,POSSIBLY THE ARTIST HIMSELF.
WHEN THE STATION ROCK CLUB BURNT TO THE GROUND IN 2003 IN R.I. BC JACK RUSSELL'S GREAT WHITE MANAGER LIT THE FIREWORKS THAT ONLY TOOK 1 MINUTE FOR THE BUILDING TO START BURNING PEOPLE- OF COURSE PANIC ENSUED & CAUSED A BOTTLENECK EFFECT AT THE EXIT MOST PEOPLE WENT TOWARDS. JACK RUSSELL STOPPED OF COURSE,LEFT & CAME BACK NEXT AM- HE LOST HIS BASS PLAYER BUT HE NEVER MADE ANY GENUINE APOLOGIES. THE MANAGER TOOK RESPONSIBILITY. ANYWAY THIS ASTROFESTIVAL HAD MUCH LESS FATALITIES THANK GOD BUT MAYBE IT WOULD'VE BEEN NONE OR LESS IF THE RAP SINGER ..OR SOMEONE ELSE IN CHARGE ON THE STAGE WOULD HAVE CAME TO THE MICROPHONE & YELLED FOR EVERYONE TO STOP & PICK PEOPLE UP & GET THE HURT ONES OUT SO THE MEDICS CAN GET TO THEM..& FOR EVERYONE ELSE TO BACK UP & SPREAD OUT..OR WHATEVER THEY COULD DO TO MAKE IT BETTER. HOW COLD & CRUEL, SOME PEOPLE ARE CREATING A WORLD WHERE EVERYONE HAS THEIR HEADS DOWN LIVING IN THEIR PHONE EXCEPT TO WATCH A MUSIC CELEBRITY & HOLDING UP THEIR PHONE TO RECORD. BUT EVERYTHING REAL GOING ON AROUND THEM IS IGNORED .. AS IF THAT IS THE NOT REAL PART OF THE WEIRD WAY THEY'RE LIVING
There’s something really satisfying about seeing these people getting called out, it just works
Artist: hey someones dying over there get the emts!
Crowd: whooooooooo!
they´re full of Adrenaline, Dopamine and whatever, confronted with an unexpected situation... There´s 2 things they can do... freeze or cheer to the band for saving people...
Once a violinist was talking about how his father and friend died and some crowd was like woooooo, but I understand not everyone speaks English in mexico
@@Dokusha_ God dam dude
It shows just how much a leader singer is paying attention to the crowd. This is something they are taught while singing and performing for their fans is to always be alert and aware of everything that is going on
Bruh
This is what true artists are they care about their fans.
I agree Meredith
Unlike travis
Imagine Travis Scott
omg dwig
@@mousemessiah Most black entertainers cares about their fans. First time in history at a black concert. It's you ppls.
Corey Taylor is a boss He Stopped a song for me when I was injured at Download Festival in the UK, I got to watch the rest of his set in front of the barrier and got his autograph at the end of the set
Another reason to love Corey! One of the most humble people in Metal and is willing to do that too.
@@nu-agegamer3548 yeah when he's in a singing tent he genuinely wants to be there, and enjoys talking to fans.
he’s lovely, it sucked that you got hurt but i hope the rest of the concert was awesome:)
He's a super nice guy. Can confirm. I met him at a book signing in London back in 2013. Gave me the biggest, warmest hug.
Mate you are so lucky!! That sounds fucking amazing!!!
All these artists did what travis scott wouldn't do. Saving people.
Id recommend editing that couldnt into a wouldnt. Itd be more accurate.
There were only 2 people working at the astroworld festival and Travis wasn’t one of them. Also if you watch the videos most of the chaos was caused by the fans and the people drugging everyone else. Travis also checked more than once to make sure that everything was ok and the show didn’t even last the amount of time it was supposed to. Travis and drake also couldn’t see shit because of the fog from the stage, it was nighttime, the people getting injured, passing out, and dying were at the back of the concert, other fans didn’t give a shit, and the camera flashlights are hard to see through. He also helped one person because they passed out at the front of the stage so he could see them. Also the people working around the stage wouldn’t listen to the people begging to stop the show and Travis couldn’t hear them over the music and the other fans. Other Travis fans at the concert were disrespectful and were standing and sitting on the EMT carts to get better views of the show, and in one of the clips you can hear someone say stfu to the people chanting stop the show. When Travis asked everyone to put up a middle finger if they are ok, everyone except the small groups in the back with people dying were putting up the finger. The police may the show were also exposed to be not helping, but instead filming the show and trying to get videos of themselves with Travis by the stage. All in all, don’t blame Travis, blame the fans and the stage workers and police. RIP 8
@@thesocialistsarecoming8565 🐶👹
@@hike4424 Oh yeah you're right, we shouldn't *just* blame Travis...
We should blame him and his dumbass fans that showed up that day too!
@@hike4424 dc tbh
"when someone falls, what do you do?" I found a deep meaning on those words.
Yea, fall in many way, physically or mentally.. sadly nobody help with his fall
What would you do if someone falls right in front of you
You of course take advantage of their momentary weakness and establish a military presence in their territory and use that to stop a mobilization of their armed forces! Conquer them without a fight
@@M4lenia words of wisdom
Stop calling everything deep
One time Travis Scott ENCOURAGED violence at a concert. A kid fan grabbed a shoe from travis and travis told the whole crowd to “f*ck him up”. He stopped a show when someone stole a shoe, but when he saw an ambulance, he never stopped singing. Shows what kinda dude he is
Did everyone forgot who is worse than him or Axl Rose?
@@Mariet31 does it matter?
@@Mariet31 Idiot it's not about comparison. It's about making Travis realize and punished for his irresponsible actions. People died because of him. He should suffer and not be compared with people who did worse.
Most rappers are straight up trash. No respect.
@@kasumi4055 So the fans who were stomping on other fans with absolutely no remorse despite the victims shouting for help shouldn’t be held accountable?
Travis Scott: So what do we do when someone on the ground?
Travis fans: “stand on top of them so we can get a better view!”
Travis: continue to do the robot
Start autuned mosquito sound
@@No-cc1fq LOL
Travis Scott is pathetic
LEGENDARY NIGHT | WALL OF DEATH | PARIS, FRANCE
LOL
This proves that we can learn a lot from the rock community in general. Like, there are even rules of engagement in mosh pits at metal concerts. Generally speaking if a concert is overcrowded, people getting drunk, if one falls it's going be like a "blackhole" that will spread due to people tripping over others and so on.
This is what the metal community is about man. “Pick him up”
Love this, guys
Metalheads are the absolute best. I remember being at a Bloodywood show in Osnabruck, Germany and the crowd was so amazing. Even though, I'm Indian I felt so inclusive there.
@@jaydeepsen4769 unless someone know karate
“When someone falls, what we do? Pick it up” ~Chester Bennington~ RIP
EXACTLY!!!!
This wasn’t the work of the algorithm. This was a strategically plotted move by a real person at TH-cam who wanted to bring light to this situation.
Lol no...TH-cam is just as evil. It's because people have been searching for these videos after the Travis's show.
@@SetASpark Fair enough.
Many people pull examples of this stuff in a compilation and post it in a discord server to prove their point to someone, people click on it, then the algorithm boosts it. Very simple.
The AI is regulating the content which gets recommended as well as the content which gets deleted or blocked but the recommended AI is being told what to do actively by real people who have to translate their astroturf income into the content they bump in return.
It was the work of the algorithm Becuase this video was made a year ago and just resurfaced to people’s recommendations
Just for context I’m a middle height middle weight 16 year old girl. Had two mosh pits behind me as I was getting pushed harder and harder against the railing in front of me. Ended up having my worst panic attack to date. Luckily this full grown 6’5 muscly guy saw I needed to get out of there. It was so packed I couldn’t even reach my phone in my back pocket. He grabbed both my arms and pushed me through everyone so I could get out the tent. Will always be thankful for that one guy who was willing to help.
Middleweight, like Sugar Ray Leonard?
@@stayspicy9456 Nope, more like Golovkin
i like the pfp
At a Macklemore concert I was groped by a drunk 45 year old man when I was 15, I have anxiety and had to leave the pit because I started having a panic attack . At a 21 pilots concert i got knocked down and three guy behind me who we started talking to before the concert picked me up and held me till people stopped pushing and I could stand on my own. I was 13 at that concert. You can have some really good and really bad experiences so be carful.
Was in a very similar situation to you but I was with a friend who was about to completely panic. We were in front of a really fat man. He noticed she was having problems and then he put his arms around me to hold onto the railing and PUSHED the crowd back to give us more space. He had to do that a couple more times throughout the night when the band were playing their popular songs.
RIP Chester.
It's still hard to believe that he's gone.
Years later I still can’t believe Chester hung himself
This is exactly what Kurt, Chester and Freddie should be remembered for. And when the others are gone, them too.
Bro can you explain the kurt's part I couldn't get anything
Murat Arda Aslan He stopped the concert to stop a fan from being sexually assaulted. Some dude was getting handsy with a female fan and so Cobain split them up and then ridiculed the dude.
@@hughmungo4798 thanks for explaining the situation mate
@@hughmungo4798 time stamp
@@hughmungo4798 wait, wut happened and when
I ran into the biggest damn meanest looking dude I have ever seen in my life at a static x concert in a mosh pit. Was moshing around and smacked right into him. Bounced off and ended up on the floor. The guy reached down picked me up off the floor. Thought I was dead. He put me on my feet. And threw up the rock on sign. Great concert great human. I had a blast and will never forget it
Rock and metal fans. Some of the nicest people you'll ever meet (exceptions unfortunately apply)
What show was it like I said before there are rules when someone falls pick them up and punching and kicking people isn't a mosh pit it's being a dick those type of people are looking for a fight and some times they will find a fight they won't like
Similar experience for me at a korn concert
Ive had my bell flat out rung during an Anthrax pit recently. I'm not a small guy, but there were dudes in this pit before the show that looked like D1 football players, stretching, putting in mouthpieces and shit. I held my own for a bit, but inevitably I took a slam to the back and slammed one of those football playing looking motherfuckers. The duude I got, grabbed me up, smiled and says " you good, that was a helluva shot you about took me out". It was time for me to sit for a few songs. Great time, mayhem fest on my birthday
At my first concert, there were a lot of people... When I finally had some room to breath, I've realised I was on the edge of huge moshpit. I've braced myself, took a defensive stance, aaaand 20 man bashed into me, I've traveled about 5 rows, IT WAS LIT! (then I got kicked in the face 3 times by crowd surfers, but I could just throw them right after, so we were even. Not many times you can just throw people around with full force 10/10 would recommend
“When somebody falls, what do you do………..PICK THEM UP!!” RIP Chester. Gone but not forgotten ☹️
😔
After Chris Cornell died he was severely depressed, RIP
we miss him
@@desordemeregresso1084 We sure do
If only we could pick him up when he needed it 💚💚💚💚💚
This isn't the only time LP stopped their concert to help someone in the crowd in trouble. They kept that way for years. Love LP
When Linkin park said - "When someone falls what do you do" and the croud replied. I felt that I am so grateful to be raised in a generation where we care for each other ◉‿◉
2:15
If only we could have been there to pick Chester up....
@@CardboardSliver damn
reallly really bad timing to say that XD
And then there's Travis Scott, still going strong with people defending him after calling a witch hunt on someone and refusing to stop his concert
The linkin park show was way more massive than asroworld and they still stopped for wayy less. Travis is absolutely culpable
"Guilty" es la palabra correcta hermano
Guilty = Culpable (español)
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Nota: Si esta bien decir "culpable" (pronunciado en ingles) O_o
Yo pensaba que era una palabra exclusiva del español y que el chabon se confundio o algo, pero parece ser que tambien esta en el vocabulario ingles y que de hecho tiene origenes franceses dentro del idioma ingles, asi que no, la palabra si encaja ahi en su comentario. Dato que quiza no necesitabas saber, pero que igual es interesante 👍.
Note: "Culpable" does fit here lol, is correct. I thought the dude confused some words and i also thought it was a word exclusive of the spanish language, but turns out it also exists in the english vocabulary and it actually has french origins inside of the english language, so it isnt, and it fits correctly in this sentence. Fact you probably didnt needed to know but its still pretty interesting 👍.
@@GLnoG420 culpable también es palabra en inglés y se escribe igual. 😬
@@GLnoG420 "Culpable" is also an English word, and I promise you we got it from French. So many English words have "more sophisticated" duplicates with the same or nearly the same meaning, and they almost always came from French. Ex: to hate = to detest, to bother = to molest (or it used to-- nowadays it mostly means sexual assault through touch), friendly = amicable, etc.
@@lizbethsandoval8877 no creo bro. Digo si podrias usarlo y pronunciarlo igual (porque si parece "pronunciable"), pero no creo que se correcto.
@@IzzyKawaiichi Hmm, makes actual sense. But if it comes from the french, i dont think its used widespread through america. Maybe the brittish use it, as they already use lots of french words. But even if so, in this specific case, i think just saying "guilty" sounds better.
Doesnt really matters if the idea is epressed well anyway.
I've been to several metal shows and this has always been the case. No fans had to be told by the band what to do. It's like an unwritten rule. I've been in mosh pits where, as soon as someone falls, there are 10 fans rushing to help them up. At one show, after the fallen were helped up, some guy would go behind them and lift them up so they could crowd surf. Metal shows are supposed to be fun, not painful.
Yeah, I've heard of it a lot, there is a very particular community amongst metal fans.
Yes, it's so cute. There's always a bunch of people pushing the people away from the fallen person. Same if anybody loses something.
because rock, metal fans are better and most of us care about others. we have huge gig and barely see very bad injures or DEATH
Metal shows, punk shows and even psychobilly shows. You just pick people up. Whenever there’s those guys that get too rowdy and pick fights, a bunch of guys always rush in and regulate people like that.
They get a bad rep for what they are, but I feel they have more care for their art and fans. They'll have hateful lyrics, but aren't looking for violence like a certain person has done multiple times.
Was in a mosh pit for The Drop Kick Murphys in NB ON, EVERYONE around a person who fell stopped immediately to pick that person up (full 360), no matter how drunk, crazy, or into the moshing they were. It was like a universal unspoken rule.
There was some sort of "costum" there where in the mosh pit people were purposely body-chucking others (don't ask me, I just found the whole thing mildly frightening and didn't body-chuck others). Anyways, I fell (a.k.a. was unintentionally thrown) to the ground twice. Each time I was of course scared, but each time everyone around me immediately stopped to help pick me up and/or make sure people know that someone was down and to stay clear. I watched this happen all throughout the concert and also made sure to help others up. All in all, people wanted to be crazy! Have fun. But also wanted to make sure no one was hurt.
P.S. the body-chucking was consensual.
This is what "Commanding The Stage" means. Really, my heart goes out to those who died and got injured at Travis Scott concert.
What can be said, Travis Scott is just a trash human being. He does not deserve to be admired, to say the least
Yes
Travis who?
@@anonamemous6865 I assume this is satire
@@AlexRodriguez0407 Nah I doubt it i've never heard of this guy either.
Billie Joe Armstrong (Green Day) dove into a crowd to stop a a guy from abusing his girlfriend. He went feet first at the guy and Trey (the drummer) followed shortly after. Surprised that wasn't in here purely for how badass it was
I havent seen that clip
Bro that's a LEGENDARY clip. Billie Joe Armstrong dropkicking a guy
this was actually not his girlfriend i believe, a guy was just sexually harassing a woman
Green Day's my all time favorite band... can't wait to see them with Fallout Boy and Weezer this August
Yeah I loved how Tré backed Billie up and how they both didn’t let it slide
It really is THIS EASY. No excuses, Travis Scott.
They’ll stop pushing as soon as you stop singing.
Sad thing is, Travis knows it’s that easy. He knew exactly what he was doing.
@@332k9 "devil worshipping" what drugs are you smoking 💀😂
@@MOCHIII01 crack
@@MOCHIII01 im pretty sure he has said it himself that he kinda conciders himself a satanist. Im not 100% sure tho theres a few diff artists coming out with that kinda stuff just cant remember who
I've been to plenty of rock shows and the majority of the people there are genuinely good people who look out for one another. To see bands who show that same care and look out for their audience is really great and gives me so much respect for them.
Heavy Metal celebrities: _Punk, is aggressive, screams in sync with aggressive drumming_
Heavy Metal celebrities when a fan is asking for help: _Turns into an overprotective grandma_
This is why I love heavy metal bands
Its like a sweet candy under a sour shell
@@gutsFunnyman I think it'd be more apt to say "...under a hard shell".
I remember being at a saliva concert with my ex girlfriend, both of us younger smaller people among a crowd of savage Phoenix people. This dude built like the rock was right behind us throwing everyone that got too rowdy 10 feet away from us the whole time. Some people really are born to be natural guardians
That's lovely 😂
That's cute. Phoenix rock shows usually have the best people. :)
I was at a five finger concert where Ivan stopped the entire show because a girl got kicked in the head with a steel toe boot. He told the cops to come get the guy before the crowd did. 10 cops surrounded this piece of shit so no one would attack him and then he was promptly arrested. I love bands that look out for their fans
Awesome
What became of the girl?
@@nintendude794 the girl scared
Must still have a dent from the steel caps.. yikes.. 😣
sounds a bit like the Dan Bilzerian incident
I think as a live performer, there is a degree of responsibility for the audience. Especially if the audience is massive. They are there to see you. Their money is what pays for your art and lifestyle. It is partly your job to help keep the audience safe. It is a performers responsibility to stop the show and help the audience realize that they need to help the police and emergency people and even vehicles, but calling attention to how the audience can help. Travis Scott did not help the situation nor the emergency support. He was completely unprofessional in that situation. There are times the show must not go on.
M. Shadows: Are you hurt sweetheart?
Some guy: MY NAME'S RON
😂😂😂
LMFAO
Seeing this comment at the precise moment Ron speaks. 😂😂😂
MissSmallForest THIS HAS NO RIGHT IN BEING SO FUNNY 😭😭😭
I would've melted
Travis Scott just didn't care, period. It's time for people to stop making excuses when there's footage of him inciting violence at many of his previous shows. People are out here worshipping these self absorbed "artists" when they only see ya'll as a check, not actual human beings.
Let’s also point out that he condoned the stampedes before the show even began.
There’s a video of him just going “yeah yeah yeah” with auto tune while someone’s lifeless body is being carried away
Pls don't say period in a sentence
@@sexilatinoboi69 Right, so cringe. Period!
@@sexilatinoboi69 But you just said period in yours
I was at a The Used concert in high school with my girlfriend. It was standing room only and packed. The break down happened and we realized we were in the middle of a mosh pit. She was very small so as soon as she noticed she turned to me and said, "We have to get out of here right--" and then an elbow came out of nowhere and knocked her out. I picked up her body and shouted, "MOVE". Immediately the pit stopped and the people separated like I was Moses and I got her to safety. True rock and metal fans just want to express themselves passionately but respectfully with everyone off and I am grateful to everyone in that crowd for cooperating.
Thats whats great about moshing is that if you get hurt to where people think you're in danger they'll either get you the fuck out of there or make space for you. Best fuckin community around fellas 🤘
@@gandolan1473 A bit late if someone gets knocked out by an elbow, don't you think?
@@31redorange08 yeah but being on the floor is fatal
Good memory
@@abanana2561 Well I also remember her shredding my arm with her nails when she came to because she didn't know who had hold of her and I had to be like, "Aghhh, hey! It's me! It's me!"
Real music is created by real people. Real people stand up and support people in real dire situations.
I am overwhelmed with pride when I see my heroes like Chester, Matt Heafy, Matt Shadows, Corey Taylor, etc. stand up and support their fans when they're in danger right in front of their eyes.
Rest In peace, Chester. The voice that saved millions.
He didnt save millions be realistic. He did help others help themselves with their music. What about the rest of the band though.
@@WASTHATABULLET bro wth?
I don't like Linkin Park, but it's so sad that Chester committed suicide, and that save was admirable!
@@WASTHATABULLET well he saved at least one because he saved me
@@mikelow4374 you saved yourself wich is a good thing. You found motivation in something doesnt mean its fully cause of them. You need to give yourself more credit. You are the one who went thru it and is still here. And still doesnt ansewer my question what about the rest of the band. They are part of it too nit just chester. If thats the case then its just bandwagonning at this point.
Zack de la Rocha calling out molesters and rapists is brilliant. Like he just stepped out of Bulls in Parade and started telling people they’re pieces of shit. Absolute Legend.
He stopped the show at Lalapalooza about 8 times and made people step back and got people out of the crowd to emt that were clearly in trouble up front, and everyone listened everytime.
RATM geek and never seen that clip before, agree totally! I think they're playing Darkness though, rare RATM song.
Somebody needs to do it damn
I love him
🤣🤣🤣🤣 no clue who they are but definitely legend for calling that craziness out 😂
If you ever feel bad about yourself, remember... There are people out there who are defending Travis Scott.
Wtf?
clearly travis is in the wrong why r ppl defending him.
@@neuomical he's saying Travis Scott fans defending him are garbage
Yeah the former mayor of Baltimore is his spoke person for some reason
@@neuomical
Your name is looooong. XD
I was at a Bring Me the Horizon show and this guy stage dove. All the girls in the front moved. He head planted and was knocked out. The band stopped, made everyone clear a path and waited til the EMTs were completely out of the building to continue
Ouch
It did more mental damage than physical damage
What's impressive to me is that with all the focus on playing their instruments, with all the light shows happening, and all the people jumping up and down, these guys see all of this happen. They see people fall and people acting like jerks. Low key impressive.
It comes from years of experience before every making it big. Most bands played at frat houses and bars. Obviously those two settings can be quite chaotic. They had to learn how to read a crowd.
It honestly becomes second nature. Like shifting gears while driving. And most times you’re having so much fun that everything else fades out. Nothing really distracts you
Being an amateur stage actor, I can tell you, you see more of the venue than most people imagine you can.
That's what being a performer, no matter what you're performing, teaches you. You're completely aware of absolutely everything going on. From the music you're playing to what your fellow performers are doing as well as what your audience is doing. From rock and metal concerts to Broadway and marching band performances. Everyone performing knows to be aware of absolutely everything all the time.
Theyre in the zone doing what they love, that shit boosts your brain like nothing else. You can expand time and think faster than a computer. Its scary. "Art" really is the closest thing to "superhuman" ive ever encountered
if rage against the machine can stop in the middle of "killing in the name of", than travis scott could have DEFINITELY stopped.
100
But they would’ve of rioted like he didn’t end up stopping the show anyway. I’m still in awe people actually paid to be there.
He was too busy doing robot dance
@@highjinx6519 yea but this is not just 2 or 3 injuries we're talking about, people are literally dying there they could have atleast take an emergency break or something
@@highjinx6519 wait I think I misread your comment, if so I apologise 😅
I love how this was suggested right after the Travis Scott thing.
People came to me like "yeah metal/rock concerts are stupid they just want everyone to get hurt" and like, uhm... no. It only depends on how human the musicians actually are. Travis just didn't care.
I remember being a teenager and going to Ozzfest 2001 and I remember Union Underground finishing up a song before calling out some assholes groping a girl in the crowd, then took the opportunity to launch into "The Friend Song".
Nobody came to you said that, but otherwise a fair point.
@@DanzelGlovington Feels pretty damn bad considering how many ppl died, wouldnt you say..
I have been to a many of rock/heavy metal shows and let me tell you: despite the rage in the music and lyrics, they care about the fans and those who come to the shows. I honestly feel pretty safe when I go to a show because I know when someone gets hurt or fucked up, they will be helped and called out.
You think when your in the crowd, that the singer doesn’t see you. They are always watching. Don’t do dumb stuff.
dont do dumb stuff anywhere
Reminds me of my aunt at a Beyoncé concert. My aunt was out of it, spilled her drink, made a mess and Beyoncé saw it all. Didn’t get kicked out or anything, just got a super annoyed look from her.
Kurt Cobain funny. As someone who plays all kinds of guitar I find that shot so limiting to play styles. But if your too cool that’s your choice lol
Kurt Cobain Beyoncé is a pop singer according to google
*you're
When someone falls, pick them up
-C. Bennington RIP
The only man allowed to be crawling or falling is him
Rule #1
@@verdragon5591 then whole world "pick up" chesters legacy when he died.
@Uninteresting TH-cam commenter depresion is real bruh.
Aye
"There's nothing honorable in kicking someone on the ground"
Never would have thought it would come from the singer of a group called "HATEBREED"
Then obviously you dont know anything about the band.
@@lsmola lol I think most of us don't singer seemed cool tho
@@lsmola I'm pretty sure the point he was trying to make transended ones inherent knowledge of the subject.
So you judge a book by its cover.
If you listen to their lyrics their about cheering up to do better ..
0:05 Rage Against The Machine
0:31 Stone Sour
0:56 Chevelle
1:19 Nirvana
1:50 Linkin Park
2:19 Hatebreed
2:50 Aaron Lewis
3:09 Trivium
3:44 Queen
4:12 Avenged Sevenfold
When I was at a Slipknot show at 17, I had these dudes grope me. I was trying to move. Thank goodness these two guys saved me & my friend. They made us stand it front of them & protected us
What is it with guys trying to put their hands on little girls like that? Fucking horrible. I hope the guys that helped you beat their asses
That’s atrocious. 😡 I’m sorry that happened to you, but I’m glad that you and your friend were protected by real men in the end. 💜
im glad youre okay, fam, remember to stay safe and im sorry that happened to you :(
Fuck the dudes who groped you. As for the two guys who saved you & your friend, 🤘🤘
Hugs.
I remember a story where a girl went to a metal concert and was thrust into a mosh pit by her ass boyfriend that brought her there and tore off her top when she was pushed. The men around her stopped, got her some clothes and carried away the man who pushed her to be severely beaten. That's why I like concerts. Everyone wants a good time and will destroy anyone who messes with that.
Damn imagine bringing your gf to a concert you maybe paid for, just to fuck up that bad and get beaten at the end of it and lose your gf too. Shits rough, but deserved. Lmao
She needs a new, better boyfriend
I hope she left him
We’re here to party not have something bad happen
Oh that was the most satisfying revenge ever I swear some people are the worst and some people deserve to have endless bliss and joy in heaven
Notice how they are on stages? Travis had a whole ass pedestal with a grand view of everything, he would have twice as good visibility of the crowd than these bands. Its mind boggling to me how he let this happen.
Edit: you even see in a few of the clips after they stop the show and tell people "we are gonna make sure this person is okay" and there are people cheering nobody booing or getting angry. Everybody listens and moves for the person.
He easily could have taken 30 seconds to tell the crowd to spread and let the ambulance through. And that's the very least he should have done
But, it seems to me, that these people here on stage were simply sober and alert. Now look at this Zomby Travis. I wonder if he actually knew, where he was.
@@ekanang7550 true i bet they were more sober than him, but thing is he did stop the concert at one point. it was before the viral clip of him staring at someone being carried out saying "yeeeeahhhhh yeeeeeaahhhhhhh" in autotune repeatedly. So he knew and saw enough to stop the show for 10 seconds to ask for a guy to get picked up by security, . But didnt stop it long enough to let the guy actually be carried out of the crowd or have the ambulance be let through to help other people.
travis looked directly at a dead body and kept the concert going
@@whi.. italian bmt please
@@imtrippingrn Yes, you are right. The last thing, I wanted is, to find an excuse or explanation, for his ignorance and recklessness. Actually, he should go to jail, there he can think about is celebrity-status.
There’s something so heartwarming, yet gives me goosebumps and brings me to tears at the same time when Chester asks “when someone falls, what do you do?” And the whole audience, just hundreds of people shout back “pick them up!” 😭
Its crazy how punk, rock, metal, all these genres of music get so much hate and get villianized yet end up having the most positive and caring people within them. They're willing to put the safety of there fans as top priority over their performance, nothing but respect from me.
Edit: I'm going to preface, for those generalizing my comment, I am fully aware that the entirety of the rock/metal/punk genre cannot be fully considered safe and caring. No matter what genre, your unfortunately going to get people who will push aggressive and violent behavior for no excusable reason. I also didn't post this comment as a point to shit on other genres, like rap. Im fully aware of the Travis incident, and I don't support using it as an excuse to pit the entirety of the rap genre against each other or other genres. I don't care what music you like, I only care if your a decent human being whose respectful of others.
Don't disregard safety over a celebrity. Its not worth it.
ok expert
Its because their all real artists that have to prove nothing. Hip Hop Wannabes like travis scott have the intelligence and responsibility of a 13 year old teenager
@@Handobolo why are you upset over his comment? Are you a Upset Travis Scott fan? Mad he’s getting the flack he deserves?
To be fair, we have videos from a ton of rap concerts where the artists stopped shows for safety reasons.
@@rosesweetcharlotte Yeah, my comment wasn't to shame other genres, the video showcased mostly rock/punk bands, so I was more focused on that. I know this video is currently getting popular due to the incident at Travis' concert, its unfortunate this shit is now being used to shame the entire rap genre as well as rap artists in general. Not to mention a lot of racists are now trying to make it about race which is just scummy. Even though there is an overwhelming amout of care that is to be had it the punk/rock community, it isn't 100% perfect and just like any other genre, it can house some pretty shitty people.
You just get an artist or two who do shitty things and act shitty and it can bring in a crowd of impressionable/shitty people into the community because a shitty artist will enable shitty people to do shitty things. And even though there is a ton of Travis stans being fucking moronic and still defending him, there is a lot of Travis fans/ex-fans who have criticized Travis' behavior justly. I hope this is something artists and future artists can keep in mind and try to avoid in the future.
Chester saying to pick people up when they fall down hits different :(
I know I miss him so much ;(
@Lizzy-Be Savage me too
🥺 it really does. RIH
His rockin out up there! Damn I miss him too
It sure as hell does, I wish all us fans could have picked him up!
I love how every musician saw someone injured, but Travis Scott's attorney claims he can't see anything from the stage. I have witnessed both Rage and Linkin stop shows to help fans who were injured.
Yeah, Travis’s lawyers will claim whatever bs they think will convince people, but the truth is clearly shown in videos of Travis egging on the crowd and doing nothing to help…
On stage, you would have the BEST view. Hell, I have done concerts in a choir and you can see EVERY audience member. It is also easily checkable.
I get its hard to focus on everyone
But I'd still at least check every time my songs are over
*speaking of gonna make that a rule in the upcoming concert im planning*
He would literally have to be like Hellen Keller to be that oblivious to the literal cries of help coming from the crowd and flashing lights coming from the ambulances, and even if the lights were obscuring his vision and the music was too deafening, the lights would at most obscure a portion of his vision and still be able to see flashing lights coming from the crowd as the lights were behind him. He even wen't as far as to tell the crowd to put up a middle finger in the air and not stopping people from getting on top of the ambulances, he clearly knew what was going on, and even if he did stop literally only once to help someone, his actions are still inexcusable. So that "Oh he couldn't notice what was going on in the crowd" excuse is out of the window, so what if security couldn't see that the crowd was in trouble? They were literally buried in the sea of people as well so they could not see anything that was going on.
literally like if an artist can notice someone harassing another person in the crowd, how tf can travis miss a whole ambulance there?
i always tell people about the nirvana one, kurt was such a good guy.
I remember my 1st time in a pit, I lost a shoe somehow in the chaos, and I decided to make my way out of the pit. Thought I lost my shoe and wasn’t gonna attempt to get it back. Turned around and the pit stopped itself, holding my shoe up for me to come grab it.
We take care of each other in the pits lol
Lol!
one time at a show about 10 years ago my girlfriend and i accidentally got pulled into a pit. both of us being 17 year old, 5'3", 100lb girls it obviously didnt go well for us lol. someone fell next to me and ended up pulling one of my shoes off. i dont know if it was an accident or what. luckily an enormous guy saw me struggling and picked me up and threw me about 8 feet away lol. my girlfriend and i got separated for a minute but she made it out okay, someone helped her too. we watched my shoe being thrown around the crowd for the rest of the show, one poor guy got smacked right in the back of the head with it. after everybody cleared out we found it all torn up and dirty but i thought it was a cool souvenir and kept it for years. good times!
@@TK-ui2th hahahha duuuude
MANN THATS SO NICE
I lost a watch in the pit when Anthrax was playing. It was the last song of the set, so when they walked off, I started looking down. A young woman asked me what I was looking for, I told her a black watch. She fished in her pocket, pulled out my watch, and said, "This one?"
If you're reading this, pretty blonde woman who was at Slayer/Anthrax/Lamb of God/Behemoth/Testament, thanks again!