Hey there, this episode has a bit of adult language in it.

Even if you wanted to avoid talking about what happened at Travis Scott's astroworld last week,

it would be hard to do. The algorithms simply won't let you.

I saw the videos on Saturday morning after everything happens. They were pretty much all over

the internet. My wife woke me up with it. Tom Bryan writes for StereoGum.

My kids barely know who Travis Scott is, but they're on TikTok, and they definitely

head opinions about it by like Sunday.

At least eight people died, and hundreds were injured last Friday, when a surging crowd

pushed the breath out of astroworld's audience of thousands. Two of the dead were high schoolers.

The oldest victim was just 27, and the entire show was caught on tape.

There is video of Travis Scott singing while an unconscious concert goer is carried out,

just yards away from him. There's video of fans dancing on an ambulance,

as medics try to reach someone who's in trouble,

and then there's tape of people begging for help.

This clip shows a man and a woman who've climbed up on a platform. That is where a cameraman

is live streaming the performance for Apple Music. Their screams get cut off by the show,

as the camera guy waves them off.

They're yelling at him. They're saying, stop the concert, but also just there's someone dead

down here. Stop the concert, and he sort of brushes them off. Did that surprise you?

Yeah, it does surprise me, but it also makes its own morbid kind of sense.

These things are these sort of fast beasts, these concerts, and this cameraman who's trying to

film his thing for Apple is probably not thinking about the safety of the people underneath it.

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