We just started pushing
to the front and like.
It's like it's so hard to breathe
out there that you've got to
like wait till it pushes back,
'cause if it gets pushed forward
most likely get pushed back and
then when you get pushed back,
a lot of people always fall
over and always like turned
over to help them get back up.
Around. Around you,
it was so hard to move your arms
and like it was so hard to breathe.
That was like I was pushing her in
front of me just like to get it breathe.
Just breathe. And
were there instances where Travis Scott
stopped the concert because of what was
going on because of the medical issues?
Yeah, he like he stopped and then
like he pointed out where the area
where he saw something like fast,
talented ever to help him out.
Did this happen multiple times?
Yeah he did like two or three times.
And once they stopped the concert,
what was going on around you?
Were you able to see people
getting medical attention,
or were you too close to the
front that you couldn't see? Uh,
I didn't see anyone get medical
attention after the concert.
I was just leaving 'cause most of them
just got taken out of the crowd and
were like take to the medical tent.
Visiting there is so many people.
There is a lot of ambulances and cops there.
And he was just kind of like. Like sad.
Black people got injured and stuff.
Were you able to see people
getting medical attention? Yeah, I
did. I saw someone taken away in
a cart a while they're doing CPR.
You're mine. I was like.
It was like kind of sad,
knowing that like.
You like your heart stops just like.
In the crowd.
When Travis voice, like I said an hour
before Travis came on and started to get,
I'm thinking OK, OK and my group we're
kind of like it's almost like it was
like a perfect we we got I got really
close to the front right when Travis
came out and as soon as he came out
it's almost like the people must be
started shifting down the side along
the edge of the rail kind of back
and over I kept noticing this circle
forming to my right and I kind of just
kept working along and around it behind
my thumb and then Drake came out and
that's whenever like it was really insane.
Obviously it was crazy you
know I mean I'm around.
People they're yelling stop the show.
Chat people were chatting help stop
the show and that's when I was like
dude and then he stopped for a second.
He said what and then he looked over on
one side he told him like hey get up get up.
And at one point there's a
clip on Twitter I've been.
I've been hunting their Twitter
trending and you hear him say something
what and then he just tells his DJ's
and Chase B to keep going and they
kept it going and there is people
freaking out just clips on Twitter.
But I definitely starting to get freaked out.
I guess whenever I saw the big group of
people around there and I can't imagine
being on that circle 'cause there's
probably just people laying on people.
And then you know some some good Samaritans
trying to keep other people off the limit.
I mean, I'm watching people this
teenagers given CPR and they don't.
They don't even trained in that
and that's what it's like.
Clearly they weren't expecting
this magnitude.
You know if you start at 9:00
AM that morning,
they had some people rush
through the security gates.
I,
I mean I go to those events with
the mindset of you gotta look at
it for yourself and there's people
who go to those they they can't
look out for themselves and it.
It's like sometimes you gotta know
like there's just not enough ratio
of it's like one one to 10 people.
That one person is able to help everybody.
If everybody is struggling.
I was definitely tired.
I was super lucky aboard a
huge camel pack water.
I mean I had a big one so I
was fooled the whole time.
I was just taking sips, conserving it come.
I mean I'm 6/2 so I can look up most
people you know and they can't do that.
I would just look up and.
Get it really.
It was cold here so it felt good.
I could breathe just fine.
I I never really was worried about myself.
Say 'cause I knew I'm taller and bigger.
I need to.
I can work my way out of here
without you know.
Hopefully hurting anybody.
But no one was really gonna push
me over or I was gonna get knocked down.
But I mean, I definitely I was
worried about people around me
were there's only there was a
group of guys I kept circulating.
Basis kept changing so every
couple minutes I'd look around
and be like you know you got me.
I got you like don't let each other fold
because if someone falls it's going to be.
It's going to be a nightmare trying
to get it back up and then that stuff
there was just like so many
people there and I'm glad no one.
None of us got hurt but we
saw a lot of people like pass
out and just get injured.
Well like before it even started like
people were like shoving and like pushing.
And you could sell like oh this is
gonna get crazy and I think Don
Toliver was like the first said that
I was like yo like I'm kind of scared
for my life at this moment and then
obviously like Travis was at like
another stage and then I was oh man,
there's just so many people there.
It felt like a million people there at
once like people just like passing out and
like you could barely catch your breath.
People would push forward and then
like the people at the fence.
You know they didn't want to get pushed all
the way squished and so they push back.
And so you just kind of like
moving back and forth.
And then people would start maxing,
you know,
they opened up a circle and then people
start pushing back and forth and so
like a lot of people don't want to do,
you know, do that.
But there's also a lot of people
that want to mosh so you know people
want to stay 'cause it's Travis.
That's like one of their favorite artists.
But then you know they get hurt
or injured and then you see,
like the people,
the medical team trying to like
help people out.
And then there's also a lot of
people that you know were being.
Ignorant and just like stomping and like
not caring about the people that fell down.
And so there's just a lot of both
sides of that.
You know the sardines from Sponge
Bob when they're going jumping,
and that's what it felt like the whole time.
Bro. Like the whole time,
I was just going down here,
getting trampled.
There's a couple times where we felt,
but it wasn't anything serious compared to
other people like younger women and stuff.
It was just terrible all around.
Then it just went to health.
In there I mean bodyguards,
after bodyguards, security, police.
They were just escorting
people over left and right
and it was just tough to see.
I had my water backpack
on and I'm fortunately.
I was used to the squishing
and stuff like that,
so I just thank God that I'm alive.
It's tough.