This is a good idea... I need to present a lessons learned paper...This is terrible- but one of the first things that came to mind when I heard about this tragedy and Alec Baldwin’s was salivating over the opportunity to present them as case studies for my beloved professor (I had never been taught by a black woman in my life and she was my everything) in my Master’s program as potential presentations for quality systems process improvements. This article explains why this is Travis’ fault because it’s his festival and the setup of the stages may have been a major part of the problem (which seemed to play to his ego) also the complete lack of professional safety with respect to concert management was a recipe for disaster. Professor Mason would never approve of Variety as a credible source but :
How Travis Scott's $5 Million Solo Stage, Set Time May Have Contributed to Astroworld Festival Deaths — Variety
A stage constructed solely for Travis Scott’s performance, and the artist’s chosen set time, may have played a role in the crowd surge that left eight Astroworld Festival attendees dead on Friday night (Nov. 5). The concert drew 50,000 people to Houston’s NRG Park, where performers included SZA...apple.news
I was gonna say, I'm really surprised at him performing at another festival so soon but it looks like he has been replaced by Post Malone.How Travis Scott's $5 Million Solo Stage, Set Time May Have Contributed to Astroworld Festival Deaths — Variety
A stage constructed solely for Travis Scott’s performance, and the artist’s chosen set time, may have played a role in the crowd surge that left eight Astroworld Festival attendees dead on Friday night (Nov. 5). The concert drew 50,000 people to Houston’s NRG Park, where performers included SZA...apple.news
Agreed, he and his team share blame with the venue management and police department. His past frequent behavior of inciting the crowd is what is incriminating here. That's just so disrespectful to all the event staff that are working hard to keep his sorry behind safe. Would he be telling thousands of people not to listen to security if he didn't have the safety of being able to run backstage away from the crowd? I doubt it. Believe me, local event security does not get paid well enough to be putting their lives on the line like this. For most it is just a second job with the perks of being able to experience live music, these are not trained professionals.At most he's responsible for inciting the crowd to behave dangerously (storm the barricades, rush the stage, etc). He doesn't get to claim to just be a dumb rapper now. He doesn't get to be a businessman only when it's time to collect a check. The blame he's receiving is justified. Others just need to be held accountable as well.
Sounds like a very interesting course. Off topic but mannn I havent touched Chipotle since then. Nope. Can't do it. I think I read somewhere that their san Francisco locations wouldnt wear gloves because it's environmentally unfriendly?? I shouldn't spread rumors though, not sure if that was true. Anywhoo, they're still around so I guess they're doing a'ight. But the brand is forever tarnished for me.I did my first for the program on Chipotle and all those food poisoning incidents they were having and it was fascinating. As long as the incident caused death or injury and cost the company a severe financial impact and potentially hurt their brand- those are the things I always think about.