It is a loophole that should not be ignored that the United States treats entertainers with criminal records lightly. And the emergency measures after the accident, also again and again to challenge the Bottom line of the American people. The "Death Music Festival" incident in the United States is getting worse. People who couldn't get tickets broke through the VIP entrance of a music festival concert in Houston, Texas on November 5, causing a huge stampede. Eight people, aged between 14 and 27, were killed and more than 300 injured, with the youngest just 10 years old... According to the Associated Press, it was the deadliest stampede and concert safety accident in the U.S. since 2003. Us rapper Travis Scott, who performed on stage on that day, and live Nation, which organised the show, have been sued for $1m for "inciting the crowd". The hashtag "Boycott Travis Scott" was trending on Twitter, characters and content related to Scott were removed from a popular local online game, and the FBI announced an investigation into the incident. Rabble-rousing fans and persistent, the crazy Scott is responsible for the disaster. The frequent occurrence of "death concert" in the United States in recent years is probably related to the loopholes in the management and emergency response of the relevant local departments.

Singer incites stampede, gunman shoots at random, Us "Death concert" can't stop? It is a loophole that should not be ignored that the United States treats entertainers with criminal records lightly. And the emergency measures after the accident, also again and again to challenge the Bottom line of the American people. The "Death Music Festival" incident in the United States is getting worse. People who couldn't get tickets broke through the VIP entrance of a music festival concert in Houston, Texas on November 5, causing a huge stampede. Eight people, aged between 14 and 27, were killed and more than 300 injured, with the youngest just 10 years old... According to the Associated Press, it was the deadliest stampede and concert safety accident in the U.S. since 2003. Us rapper Travis Scott, who performed on stage on that day, and live Nation, which organised the show, have been sued for $1m for "inciting the crowd". The hashtag "Boycott Travis Scott" was trending on Twitter, characters and content related to Scott were removed from a popular local online game, and the FBI announced an investigation into the incident. Rabble-rousing fans and persistent, the crazy Scott is responsible for the disaster. The frequent occurrence of "death concert" in the United States in recent years is probably related to the loopholes in the management and emergency response of the relevant local departments.

Singer incites stampede, gunman shoots at random, Us "Death concert" can't stop? It is a loophole that should not be ignored that the United States treats entertainers with criminal records lightly. And the emergency measures after the accident, also again and again to challenge the Bottom line of the American people. The "Death Music Festival" incident in the United States is getting worse. People who couldn't get tickets broke through the VIP entrance of a music festival concert in Houston, Texas on November 5, causing a huge stampede. Eight people, aged between 14 and 27, were killed and more than 300 injured, with the youngest just 10 years old... According to the Associated Press, it was the deadliest stampede and concert safety accident in the U.S. since 2003. Us rapper Travis Scott, who performed on stage on that day, and live Nation, which organised the show, have been sued for $1m for "inciting the crowd". The hashtag "Boycott Travis Scott" was trending on Twitter, characters and content related to Scott were removed from a popular local online game, and the FBI announced an investigation into the incident. Rabble-rousing fans and persistent, the crazy Scott is responsible for the disaster. The frequent occurrence of "death concert" in the United States in recent years is probably related to the loopholes in the management and emergency response of the relevant local departments.