I'm a old head and the crowds were never this massive.
This crowd looks like they didn't have tickets and showed up anyway ..... selling tickets at the venue is a bad idea when it's this big and the security is not fit to handle it
I was at a Red & Meth concert at a small venue were the entrance was rushed. Security was smart on this night and opened the side doors by the front of the stage and the over flow flooded outside and avoided a crush. Crowd wasn't huge so it ended quick and the show went on with security kicking out those without the wrist band.
I was outside at the JAY-Z concert at Madison Square Garden when some fools tried to rush the doors. Mayne them security and cops formed like voltron and stopped them dead in their tracks quick, it was hilarious to watch.
I was at City college when that crush happened. The gym is down stairs from the street and someone thought it was a good idea to open a side door to let Nice & Smooth in. Fools didn't take into account that the side door was in the middle of the crowd who been waiting for about 2 hours to get in. Soon as the doors open, that's when the mayhem kicked. Now the gym doors open outward and security closed them when they saw the crowd coming, super bad move! The crowd upstairs couldn't see that the doors was closed and that's when it got bad bad. They also didn't have enough security outside of the gym to control the crowd size. They over sold the hell out of that event.
The event will definitely take the hit for inadequate security measures and personal ...... if dude doesn't have entertainers insurance, he's done ......
