Me my girlfriend to like put her arm
on each other to gain like leverage and
kind of like breathe air that we that we
could find in the air. It would switch.
So who can forget this?
It was the concert that changed
to everything last November.
Hundreds of Travis Scott fans showed up
for the Astro World Festival in Houston.
It ended in tragedy, claiming the lives
of 10 people and injuring many more.
Now a documentary about that
incident is set to come out.
It's called concert crush.
Charlie Min speaks with concert goers
who share their testimonies on what
happened that tragic night and Charlie.
Is joining us live now to
talk about that film?
Good morning to you, Charlie.
So five months from that man,
you were able to turn this
project around really quickly.
What drew you to this?
My films, uh, represent innocent
people who have been victimized,
so this was certainly fallen
on fall under that pattern,
and we have 10 people dead and no one's
being held accountable right now.
Nobody's in jail.
All they're saying is that
they're investigating it well.
Oh Gee, congratulations,
you're investigating it.
This was a colossal failure.
Someone has to pay the price for
this because this is 100% injustice.
Marvin
so concert crushed Charlie,
we we we certainly know that.
The facts that have been released so far.
What were you able to find as
you you went forward in your
investigation in this documentary?
I would say that the 10
people who died had no chance,
and I'm surprised that more people
did not die because we had over
50,000 people literally compressed
and go towards the front and
basically crush each other. As Mr.
Scott started his set and the
whole night was poorly planned,
there was a lack of security.
Houston police did a brutal job Live
Nation which is the promoter score more,
which is Scotts outfit Travis Scott himself.
Travis Scott knew that there was
a problem cause he acknowledged
an ambulance in the crowd.
He acknowledged people passing out,
but yet the rapper kept going.
That's the $1,000,000 question.
Why did Travis Scott keep going
when he knew there was a problem?
And why didn't Houston police stop it?
So we when we see your project which
is going to be showing here in San
Antonio on Monday, what will we see?
Will you walk us through the
chronology of what happened or how?
How do you sew this story together?
People will hear the truth.
We interviewed 8 survivors
that were direct eyewitnesses.
Uh, some of them almost died.
They were right there,
right in the war zone, right?
Right in the middle of the chaos.
This was a free for all Marvin and we're
going to hear right from the horse's mouth.
If you will. And it all happens,
we'll have a free screening on Monday
at 7:00 o'clock at Evo New Braunfels,
and the movie will open
for good on April 29th,
and all the information,
of course, is on the website,
concertcrushfilm.com.
And so Charlie, you. I mean,
you did not have to take on this project.
What drew you to it? I mean,
why did you want to do this?
Well, Marvin, I'm based in Texas.
I know you covered my El Paso Walmart
Mass shooting film so Texas has become
my go to state I like it in Texas.
I've lived everywhere.
El Paso now Houston certainly
spent a lot of time in San Antonio,
San Antonio kind of reminds
me of El Paso in a small way.
So again my films represent
innocent people who need a voice.
We need to really represent these people
and give them a voice because there are
so many criminals today running around.
Ruining and destroying innocent lives.
In this Case No one did it deliberately,
but at the end of the day,
10 people died.
Marvin, how do we get around that?
Alright, the film is out there.
Certainly no one I need to point
out Charlie before you go.
No one criminally charged in this case,
and there are certainly a
bevy of lawsuits out there,
and certainly Mr.
Scott has had his side of the story as well.
Thank you, Charlie,
for joining us this morning.
We appreciate it and good
luck with your other projects.
Thank you for having me Marvin.