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


Share this post

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.

The following story may interest you:

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

Share this post
Comments

Be the first to know

Join our community and get notified about upcoming stories

Subscribing...
You've been subscribed!
Something went wrong
Cardi B and Stefon Diggs Spark Split Rumors

Cardi B and Stefon Diggs Spark Split Rumors

Cardi B and NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs have sparked breakup speculation after fans noticed they no longer follow each other on Instagram in the wake of Super Bowl LX. The social media change came shortly after Diggs’ New England Patriots lost to the Seattle Seahawks, a game where both stars were reportedly in the area but were not photographed together. @espn (đŸ“ș NBC) #espnsocial #nfl #football #superbowl ♬ i was only temporary - my head is empty Entertainment outlets note that the pair


B P

Antonelli suffers car crash ahead of first pre-season test

Antonelli suffers car crash ahead of first pre-season test

Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli was involved in a car cash close to his home in San Marino ahead of this weekend’s Formula 1 pre-season test in Bahrain. The 19-year-old was however unharmed in the incident which happened over the weekend and will be able to take part in the first test at the Bahrain International Circuit. Mercedes in a statement said: “We can confirm that Kimi was involved in a traffic accident on Saturday night close to his home in San Marino. “The police attended the scene,


O A

Ukraine Shifts From Drone Buyer to Drone Exporter

Ukraine Shifts From Drone Buyer to Drone Exporter

Ukraine is preparing to open 10 weapons export centers across Europe and begin production of Ukrainian‑designed drones in Germany, marking a shift from wartime arms recipient to emerging arms exporter. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told students at the Kyiv Aviation Institute that the export hubs—planned for 2026 across the Baltic and Northern European states—will sell systems built with Ukrainian technology, with German production to start in mid‑February and lines already running in the UK. A


B P

New Science Books Argue That Art, the Internet, and Weight‑Loss Drugs Are Quietly Rewiring Our Lives

New Science Books Argue That Art, the Internet, and Weight‑Loss Drugs Are Quietly Rewiring Our Lives

February’s batch of popular science books leans into big‑picture questions about the universe, the climate and our own bodies, framed as winter‑reading picks in New Scientist’s roundup of the month’s best new titles. Space scientist Maggie Aderin’s memoir “Starchild” anchors the list, weaving her work on satellites and the moon together with the story of raising a daughter and finding wonder in the night sky. Set against January’s offerings, where Daisy Fancourt’s “Art Cure” argued that concert


B P