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Rapper Travis Scott in a recent interview said that he didn't know that fans had died at his Astroworld festival in Houston until after his performance.&nbsp;
"It wasn't really until minutes before the press conference until I figured out exactly what happened. Even after the show, you're just kind of hearing things, but I didn't know the exact details until minutes before the press conference," Scott said.&nbsp;
He said he paused the performance a couple of times, but he couldn't hear fans screaming for help.&nbsp;
Scott was the headliner and creator of the Astroworld festival&nbsp;held on November 5, where 50,000 people were in the audience. Scott&rsquo;s set turned deadly as fans surged toward the stage.
The youngest victim was 9-year-old Ezra Blount. The others who died ranged in age from 14 to 27. Some 300 people were injured and treated at the festival site and 25 were taken to hospitals.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;More than 300 lawsuits have been filed so far in Houston and will be consolidated and handled by one judge.&nbsp;
Scott said that he wants to know more about what caused the deaths and be a leader in finding ways to prevent similar tragedies from happening at other live events.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
&ldquo;I have a responsibility to figure out what happened here. I have a responsibility to figure out the solution,&rdquo;&nbsp;he&nbsp;said.&nbsp;

Astroworld festival fiasco: Travis Scott says he was unaware of deaths until after show

Scott has since announced that he intends to cover the costs of both the funerals for those who died at the concert, as well as therapy treatment for survivors.

// Travis Scott opens up on the aftermath of the Astroworld&nbsp;tragedy
// Travis&nbsp;Scott says he had no clue fans had died till after the show
// 10 killed, hundreds hurt during a crowd surge at Scott's concert
Rapper Travis Scott in a recent interview said, that he didn't know that fans had died at his Astroworld festival in Houston until after his performance.&nbsp;
Breathe
&ldquo;It wasn't really until minutes before the press conference until I figured out exactly what happened. Even after the show, you're just kind of hearing things, but I didn't know the exact details until minutes before the press conference," Scott said.&nbsp;
// Travis Scott denies hearing any cries for help from fans at the venue
Scott said he paused his performance a couple of times, but he couldn't hear fans screaming for help.&nbsp;
Scott was the headliner and creator of the Astroworld festival&nbsp;held on November 5, where 50,000 people were in the audience. Scott&rsquo;s set turned deadly as fans surged toward the stage.&nbsp;
// Travis Scott faces lawsuit seeking damages worth&nbsp;$2bn from victims
More than 300 lawsuits have been filed so far in Houston and will be consolidated and handled by one judge.&nbsp;
Scott said that he wants to know more about what caused the deaths and be a leader in finding ways to prevent similar tragedies from happening at other live events.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
breathe &ldquo;I have a responsibility to figure out what happened here. I have a responsibility to figure out the solution,&rdquo; &nbsp;

Scott has since announced that he intends to cover the costs of both the&nbsp;funerals&nbsp;for those who died at the concert, as well as&nbsp;therapy&nbsp;treatment for survivors.

Rapper Travis Scott in a recent interview said that he didn't know that fans had died at his Astroworld festival in Houston until after his performance.&nbsp;
"It wasn't really until minutes before the press conference until I figured out exactly what happened. Even after the show, you're just kind of hearing things, but I didn't know the exact details until minutes before the press conference," Scott said.&nbsp;
He said he paused the performance a couple of times, but he couldn't hear fans screaming for help.&nbsp;
Scott was the headliner and creator of the Astroworld festival&nbsp;held on November 5, where 50,000 people were in the audience. Scott&rsquo;s set turned deadly as fans surged toward the stage.
The youngest victim was 9-year-old Ezra Blount. The others who died ranged in age from 14 to 27. Some 300 people were injured and treated at the festival site and 25 were taken to hospitals.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; More than 300 lawsuits have been filed so far in Houston and will be consolidated and handled by one judge.&nbsp;
Scott said that he wants to know more about what caused the deaths and be a leader in finding ways to prevent similar tragedies from happening at other live events.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
&ldquo;I have a responsibility to figure out what happened here. I have a responsibility to figure out the solution,&rdquo;&nbsp;he&nbsp;said.&nbsp;

Rapper Travis Scott has been named in a $750 million lawsuit filed on behalf of 125 Astroworld victims, including the family of a man who died at the festival.
Ten people&nbsp;were killed and hundreds of others injured during a deadly crowd surge that took place during Scott&rsquo;s performance on Nov. 5 at NRG Park, in the rapper&rsquo;s hometown of Houston.
The annual festival was headlined and produced by Scott, and is named after his 2018 album.
Reports citing sources close to the rapper&nbsp;maintain&nbsp;that he didn&rsquo;t realize the severity of what was happening in the crowd as he continued to play on for a&nbsp;reported&nbsp;37 minutes after the show had been declared a mass casualty.
The new legal complaint was filed in Houston by the families of victims and concertgoers alleging "negligence" in the wake of the disaster.&nbsp;The lawsuit states: &ldquo;When people were getting hurt, and many were&nbsp;fighting to prevent themselves from being crushed, the music played and streamed on &mdash; for almost forty minutes.&rdquo;
The legal suit also states that the $750 million sum is to cover the cost of both physical and mental damage sustained by the victims and families.
In a&nbsp;statement&nbsp;issued on Nov. 6, Scott said he was &ldquo;absolutely devastated&rdquo; by the events that took place at Astroworld and pledged his commitment to &ldquo;heal and support the families in need.&rdquo;
Scott has since announced that he intends to cover the costs of both the&nbsp;funerals&nbsp;for those who died at the concert, as well as&nbsp;therapy&nbsp;treatment for survivors.
Also named in the lawsuit is the artist Drake, who joined Scott onstage as a surprise guest. Fan&nbsp;footage&nbsp;from the music festival shows the rapper performing with Scott after an emergency vehicle had already entered the crowd to aid concertgoers who were suffering from injuries.
On Monday, it was&nbsp;announced&nbsp;by Nike that they have postponed the release of their latest sneaker collaboration with Scott, &ldquo;out of respect for everyone impacted by the tragic events at the Astroworld Festival.&rdquo;
W Magazine has decided against digitally promoting an upcoming edition that features Scott, and his partner, Kylie Jenner, on the cover.&nbsp;

Rapper Travis Scott, Drake sued for $750mn by victims of the Astroworld tragedy

125 victims of the Astroworld tragedy have sued rapper Travis Scott and others seeking damages to the tune of $750 million

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SUPER: Travis Scott sued for&nbsp;$750 million by victims of Astroworld&nbsp;tragedy
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Rapper Travis Scott has been named in a $750 million lawsuit filed on behalf of 125 Astroworld victims, including the family of a man who died at the festival.
SUPER: 10 killed, hundreds were hurt during a crowd surge at Scott's concert
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Ten people&nbsp;were killed and hundreds of others injured during a deadly crowd surge that took place during Scott&rsquo;s performance on Nov. 5 at NRG Park, in the rapper&rsquo;s hometown of Houston.
SUPER: Lawsuit by victims and concertgoers allege 'negligence' by Travis Scott
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The new legal complaint was filed in Houston by the families of victims and concertgoers alleging "negligence" in the wake of the disaster.&nbsp;The lawsuit states: &ldquo;When people were getting hurt, and many were&nbsp;fighting to prevent themselves from being crushed, the music played and streamed on &mdash; for almost forty minutes.&rdquo;
SUPER: Lawsuit:&nbsp;$750 million is to cover cost of both physical and mental damage
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The legal suit also states that the $750 million sum is to cover the cost of both physical and mental damage sustained by the victims and families.
SUPER: Travis Scott earlier said, he was 'devastated' by the events at Astroworld
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In a&nbsp;statement&nbsp;issued on Nov. 6, Scott said he was &ldquo;absolutely devastated&rdquo; by the events that took place at Astroworld and pledged his commitment to &ldquo;heal and support the families in need.&rdquo;
SUPER: Scott has offered to pay for funerals of hose killed, treatment of those hurt
Scott has since announced that he intends to cover the costs of both the&nbsp;funerals&nbsp;for those who died at the concert, as well as&nbsp;therapy&nbsp;treatment for survivors.

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Ten people&nbsp;were killed and hundreds of others injured during a deadly crowd surge that took place during Scott&rsquo;s performance on Nov. 5 at NRG Park, in the rapper&rsquo;s hometown of Houston.
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The annual festival was headlined and produced by Scott, and is named after his 2018 album.
Reports citing sources close to the rapper&nbsp;maintain&nbsp;that he didn&rsquo;t realize the severity of what was happening in the crowd as he continued to play on for a&nbsp;reported&nbsp;37 minutes after the show had been declared a mass casualty.
The new legal complaint was filed in Houston by the families of victims and concertgoers alleging "negligence" in the wake of the disaster.&nbsp;The lawsuit states: &ldquo;When people were getting hurt, and many were&nbsp;fighting to prevent themselves from being crushed, the music played and streamed on &mdash; for almost forty minutes.&rdquo;
The legal suit also states that the $750 million sum is to cover the cost of both physical and mental damage sustained by the victims and families.
In a&nbsp;statement&nbsp;issued on Nov. 6, Scott said he was &ldquo;absolutely devastated&rdquo; by the events that took place at Astroworld and pledged his commitment to &ldquo;heal and support the families in need.&rdquo;
Scott has since announced that he intends to cover the costs of both the&nbsp;funerals&nbsp;for those who died at the concert, as well as&nbsp;therapy&nbsp;treatment for survivors.
Also named in the lawsuit is the artist Drake, who joined Scott onstage as a surprise guest. Fan&nbsp;footage&nbsp;from the music festival shows the rapper performing with Scott after an emergency vehicle had already entered the crowd to aid concertgoers who were suffering from injuries.
On Monday, it was&nbsp;announced&nbsp;by Nike that they have postponed the release of their latest sneaker collaboration with Scott, &ldquo;out of respect for everyone impacted by the tragic events at the Astroworld Festival.&rdquo;
W Magazine has decided against digitally promoting an upcoming edition that features Scott, and his partner, Kylie Jenner, on the cover.&nbsp;

A criminal enquiry has been ordered by Houston authorities, after&nbsp;pandemonium unfolded on Friday evening at Astroworld, during a music festival by rapper Travis Scott.
A stampede of fans surging toward the stage during Travis Scott's performance, which left&nbsp;at least eight people dead and dozens more injured.&nbsp;
As fans pressed toward the stage,&nbsp;people began to fall unconscious, some apparently suffering cardiac arrest or other medical issues.
Also watch |&nbsp;8 dead at Astroworld music festival in Houston, Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott issue statements
The two-day event was sold-out, with an estimated 50,000 people in attendance.&nbsp;Some unconfirmed reports say that someone in the audience "was injecting other people with drugs."
On his Instagram account, Travis Scott sent in his condolences, saying he was devastated by the fatalities at the Houston Astroworld show.
Friends and loved ones mourned the victims at the concert venue, at a makeshift memorial of flowers and candles.
Houston officials did not immediately release the victims' names or the cause of death. Twenty-five people were taken to hospitals by ambulance on Friday, with 13 still hospitalized on Sunday, five under the age of 18.

Travis Scott says he's devastated after 8 killed at Astroworld music festival in Houstonvvvv

A criminal enquiry has been ordered by Houston authorities, after pandemonium unfolded on Friday evening at Astroworld, during a music festival by rapper Travis Scott.

Travis Scott says he's devastated after 8 killed at Astroworld music festival in Houston

SUPER: Criminal probe ordered into Astroworld&nbsp;concert deaths in Houston
SUPER: Fans rushed&nbsp;towards stage during Travis Scott's performance
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A criminal enquiry has been ordered by Houston authorities, after&nbsp;pandemonium unfolded on Friday evening at Astroworld, during a music festival by rapper Travis Scott.
SUPER: Surge of fans towards stage left 8 dead, over dozens injured
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A stampede of fans surging toward the stage during Travis Scott's performance, which left&nbsp;at least eight people dead and dozens more injured.&nbsp;
SUPER: Several injured in stampede, many suffered&nbsp;cardiac arrest&nbsp;
As fans pressed toward the stage,&nbsp;people began to fall unconscious, some apparently suffering cardiac arrest or other medical issues.
SUPER: 2-day event at Astroworld&nbsp;had about 50,000 people at the venue
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The two-day event was sold-out, with an estimated 50,000 people in attendance.&nbsp;Some unconfirmed reports say that someone in the audience "was injecting other people with drugs."
SUPER: Rapper Travis Scott says he was devastated by the concert deaths
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On his Instagram account, Travis Scott sent in his condolences, saying he was devastated by the fatalities at the Houston Astroworld show.
((BREATHE FROM VIDEO ON AP:&nbsp;"I could never imagine anything like this happening. I'm going to do everything I can to keep you guys updated."))
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Friends and loved ones mourned the victims at the concert venue, at a makeshift memorial of flowers and candles.
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"When we saw him, it was kind of towards the back and they all looked fine, but everyone was just pushing and shoving and there was like no space to like we were all like this. And it was hard to get out. I thought, like when I was trying to get out, I was just thinking like, 'I'm going to die in here, like, this is it.' I was blessed enough to make it out alive."

The two-day event was sold-out, with an estimated 50,000 people in attendance.&nbsp;

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A stampede of fans surging toward the stage during Travis Scott's performance, which left&nbsp;at least eight people dead and dozens more injured.&nbsp;
As fans pressed toward the stage,&nbsp;people began to fall unconscious, some apparently suffering cardiac arrest or other medical issues.
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The two-day event was sold-out, with an estimated 50,000 people in attendance.&nbsp;Some unconfirmed reports say that someone in the audience "was injecting other people with drugs."
On his Instagram account, Travis Scott sent in his condolences, saying he was devastated by the fatalities at the Houston Astroworld show.
Friends and loved ones mourned the victims at the concert venue, at a makeshift memorial of flowers and candles.
Houston officials did not immediately release the victims' names or the cause of death. Twenty-five people were taken to hospitals by ambulance on Friday, with 13 still hospitalized on Sunday, five under the age of 18.

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