“Scott’s talent for stirring up a young fan base with the fury of an underground punk act has long been a part of his appeal. On his 2018 song ‘Stargazing,’ the rapper reveled in his crowds’ heaving energy: ‘it ain’t a mosh pit if ain’t no injuries.’ ”
May 17, 2022 at 10:42 AM
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Last Thursday, Rolling Stone reported that a woman who was pregnant and subsequently miscarried after sustaining injuries in the November Astroworld concert disaster that injured 300 people has sued for wrongful death.
The plaintiffs are Shanazia Williamson and her husband, Jarawd Owens of Dayton, Ohio. The defendants include Travis Scott, Live Nation, various service providers, and the Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation.
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Houston,TX, USA, 120621 A memorial outside of where the music festival Astroworld was held where 10 people died. Credit: Bryan Regan/Shutterstock
