Terrifying Video And Grim First Hand Accounts From Horrific Travis Scott Astroworld Concert


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Last night, Friday, the Astroworld festival was well underway, closing out the night with headliner Travis Scott. Shortly after Drake finished a mini set with Scott, tragedy struck. A stampede broke out, killing eight, and wounding hundreds more. A source connected to Astroworld insinuated that a catalyst event sparked the stampede.

Individual Injects Concertgoers With Drug Substance

The source told TMZ that though it is still unclear, investigations are ongoing. They are working to find the cause of death for those who suffered cardiac arrests. According to the source, an individual injected concertgoers with an unidentified drug substance. This event caused widespread panic, and then the subsequent stampede. So far, authorities confirmed eight dead, and hundreds more wounded.

READ: 8 People Died After Stampede At Travis Scott Concert, Source Says May Be Sparked By Individual Injecting Crowd With Drug Substance
READ: Travis Scott Breaks Silence, Speaks Out In Response To Horrific Astroworld Tragedy
First Hand Accounts From Astroworld

Here are first hand accounts of the horrific night. And, please note, some of these images and videos will be disturbing for some viewers and we advise caution in moving forward in this article.

Disturbing scenes coming out of @trvisXX's #ASTROWORLD as at least 8 people are dead, and more than 300 injured in absolute chaos last night.

đŸ“č: @ChaudharyParvez pic.twitter.com/3iyEse1Cpr

— Festive Owl (@TheFestiveOwl) November 6, 2021

“There is somebody dead.”

And the #AstroWorld show continuedpic.twitter.com/uHJKGiSosX

— David Leavitt (@David_Leavitt) November 6, 2021

This is an account from one concertgoer who reflects on the incredible tragedy that took place.

This story continues to develop, please check back for additional updates.

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