Travis Scott fan suffers seizure after being 'fly-kicked' by security as chaos unfolds at Melbourne show

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA: A Travis Scott concert in Melbourne turned into a scene of chaos on Wednesday night after a fan suffered a seizure following an altercation with security, as reported by The Daily Mail.

Footage on social media shows two men attempting to climb a barricade separating the seated area from the mosh pit at Marvel Stadium.

Chaos at Travis Scott’s Melbourne concert

In a startling moment captured on video, one of the men was kicked by a security guard, which led to a frightening medical episode.

Moments after the altercation, the fan is seen convulsing in the arms of a security guard, as concerned bystanders looked on. The individual was reportedly stretchered out of the venue under the supervision of medical staff. The shocking incident left social media users in disbelief, with many expressing horror at the unfolding events.

This latest incident adds to a string of violent altercations that have plagued Travis Scott’s Australian tour. On Tuesday night, at the same Melbourne venue, fans were filmed clashing with security in their attempts to gain access to the mosh pit.

Security personnel were seen physically restraining aggressive concert-goers during Scott's performance.

Despite the controversy, Scott’s tour has drawn record-breaking crowds. The US rapper, 33, recently made headlines for setting an attendance record at Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, where over 55,000 fans gathered for his show.

However, with increasing reports of violent outbursts and medical emergencies, concerns about crowd safety at his concerts continue to mount.

Travis Scott's record-breaking tour overshadowed by safety concerns

While Travis Scott's Australian tour has been a commercial success, incidents like the seizure in Melbourne and previous reports of fans being injured in the mosh pit during his Sydney shows are casting a shadow over the tour.

With Scott scheduled to perform next in Brisbane, questions about security measures and crowd control are expected to intensify.

The rapper is known for his high-energy performances and has drawn criticism for the intense atmosphere at his concerts. As his Circus Maximus Tour continues, the balance between fan excitement and safety remains a critical issue.

Travis Scott’s Australian tour descends into chaos sparking internet outrage

The shocking incident at Travis Scott’s Melbourne concert has ignited a wave of strong reactions across social media. Fans and critics alike have expressed their concerns over the rapper's shows, with many drawing comparisons to the tragic crowd surge at his Astroworld Festival in 2021, which resulted in multiple fatalities.

One user bluntly referenced the previous tragedy, writing, "Didn't someone literally get trampled to death at one of his concerts like two years ago?"

Another wrote, "Why are they all in a rush to be a victim of another stampede?"

Criticism of the rapper's perceived indifference was also widespread. One user remarked, "And Travis being perfectly fine with this is concerning," while another bluntly stated, "The worst fanbase omg."

The chaos and disorder at the event led to many fans expressing their reluctance to attend a Travis Scott concert. "There’s nothing I want LESS than to go to a Travis Scott concert," one person commented.

Others shared frustration over the disruptive behavior of concertgoers, with one user adding, "That’s disappointing to hear! It’s frustrating when fans can’t respect the venue and the environment. Everyone should be able to enjoy the experience without the chaos."

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