Singers incited a stampede, gunmen fired randomly

On November 5th, local time, at a music festival concert in Houston, Texas, countless people who didn't buy tickets broke through the VIP entrance, crowded the scene and even suffered a serious stampede.

During the squeeze, 8 people were killed, all aged between 14 and 27, and more than 300 were injured. The youngest was only 10 years old... According to the Associated Press, this was the worst stampede and performance in the United States since 2003. Security incident.

At present, the American rapper Travis Scott, who performed on stage that day, and the show’s organizer Live Nation, have been sued for "inciting crowds" and have been claimed for 1 million U.S. dollars (1 U.S. dollar is about 6.4 yuan). .

Subsequently, netizens raised the topic of "Boycott Travis Scott" on Twitter. A popular local online game deleted the characters and content related to Scott. The FBI also announced that it would intervene in the investigation of the accident. .
Inciting fans and not changing his teachings, the crazy Scott cannot shirk the blame for this disaster. In the United States in recent years, there have been frequent "death concerts", and I am afraid that it is inseparable from the loopholes in the management and emergency response of relevant local departments.