If somebody's done you wrong, it's time for you to sing along. Call him out, call him out, call him out, call him out. You got to call them out, call them out, call them out. It's time to call them out. Well, I think probably the big call him out here today is an event that my son attended over the weekend. Now, I didn't realize that they were going to take both Calvin Harris and John Summit and put them on the beach at the same time.

And I already saw people on social media that were calling out the unsafe conditions at that Miami Beach concert that they did on Saturday night.

It was a first come, first serve.

You didn't have, you know, any kind of seats or anything like that.

And they basically just opened the gates.

And there's videos of kids that are just running like crazy. And you can't even see by one of the lifeguard houses that look like some people were getting trampled a bit. Oh, no. Yeah, I talked to my son Cannon, East 17. He went on Saturday. And he said, yeah, he saw people passing out like crazy and yeah some of the comments there was

just one that I grabbed and they said the conditions were dangerous my group of six left once it got

dark still thousands of people from the entrance people were passing out in the crowd staff did

nothing and some openly said they didn't care it took 10 minutes to move just 30 feet to escape a fenced

area police are outside the fences,

but it was unclear what was happening inside. I personally notified police and fire about multiple

people collapsing visible from outside by phone light signaling for help. Pulse Point confirms

multiple medical emergencies in the area. This was a predictable disaster. Two of the

world's biggest DJs, a free event, massive crowds of intoxicated college age attendees and no

crowd control. People lined up as early as 4 a.m. Gates opened at 6 p.m. and others showed up at

8 p.m. still expecting entry. Pushing and shoving were constant. This event should have been ticketed with far more medical and security staff on site.

Hmm.

I think probably the good news is just we don't have, at least right now, that I'm aware of, any

serious stories.

I mean, it wasn't, you know, Astro World.

Nobody lost their life. Right. Gotcha. Or anything along those lines. But it sounds like, you know, they might have set up a bad scenario that you need to probably learn some lessons from. Amen. Yes. From all this. Well, there's going to have to be accountability if all those things took place. Looks like a fire fest. Yeah.

There's a bit of John Summit on Miami Beach, though, on Saturday night.

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