Rapper Travis Scott had a heart-stopping moment during his recent concert in NYC when a giant head-shaped prop nearly knocked him off the stage. The incident occurred at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center, where Scott was performing as part of his “Circus Maximus” tour.
Key Takeaway
Travis Scott narrowly avoided a serious mishap when a head-shaped prop nearly caused him to fall off the stage during his “Circus Maximus” tour performance in NYC.
Close Call on Stage
During his performance, a massive head-shaped prop unexpectedly floated up behind Scott as he was on an elevated part of the stage. Unaware of the looming danger, the oversized skull bumped into his back, causing him to jump to a lower portion of the stage. Despite the close call, Scott managed to maintain his composure and continued with the show.
Quick Recovery
While visibly unfazed, Scott briefly paused to call a technician on stage, whispering something in his ear before the technician quickly dashed off stage. Fortunately, the rest of the concert proceeded without any further incidents, and the crowd reportedly had a great time.
Future Precautions
Given the potential danger posed by the prop, it remains to be seen whether Scott will continue to use it in future performances. The incident serves as a reminder of the unexpected risks entertainers face during live shows.
