Travis Scott’s “Utopia” concert saw Kanye on stage for the very first time after his antisemitic statements.
Travis Scott Utopia The Circus Maximus in Rome was the scene of an emergency for 60 out of 60,000 people. CNN Reports, after someone used pepper spray in the concert crowd on Monday. Rome’s Civil Protection Department also recorded the injuries of a 14 year old who scaled the false wall in order to attend the concert free, before falling thirteen feet.
Residents who thought the movement of the crowd was an earthquake also called local fire departments to report the rapper’s special performance at the historical Italian site. Circus Maximus near the Colosseum has been a favorite concert venue in the city for years. It’s hosted acts such as Guns N’ Roses and Bruce Springsteen. But Monday’s show drew concerns from historians. They worry about the damage that this kind of event is causing to the ancient site. Scott’s Utopia The local authorities cancelled a performance that was originally scheduled for Giza Pyramids at the end of July.
Kanye joined Scott for the songs “Praise God” and “Can’t Tell Me Nothing.” West makes his first appearance on stage since his antisemitic statements last year, which led to the downturn of his career. Scott said to the audience as he announced his controversial collaborator: “There is no such thing as antisemitism.” Utopia Without KanyeWest. “There is no Travis Scott, no Rome and no Kanye without Kanye.” West last performed on Monday, but he had been performing since February 2022. Donda 2 Marilyn Manson, DaBaby & DaBaby – two scandalized artists – have helped us.
Utopia Scott released his first album in full after 10 people aged 9-27 died in a “compression-asphyxia” at the 2021 Astroworld Festival, Houston. Thousands of other were injured. The rapper was acquitted of all criminal charges in June. Kent Schaffer, Scott’s attorney, stated that Scott had never encouraged others to harm other people. Schaffer, the lawyer for “SICKO MODE”, said that while the artist had sympathy with the victims’ families, Travis was not at fault. The families’ pain will not be eased by bringing criminal charges. Despite the multiple civil suits, there are still many lawsuits pending against the rapper in relation to his fatal Houston concert.