Lil Baby security pushes fan off stage during Wireless Festival

[Juanlittlem 46,366]

29 minutes ago, Linus Gaga said:

no, the first thing is the fan run on the stage, who started the whole thing in the first place.  idk why these days on internet people always focus on how people react rather than the one started. 

Like pranks, people blame victims cannot take a joke and fight back, rather than blaming prankers who prank strangers...

Im not trying to take the blame off from the fan. Im saying the situation couldve been handled better. We've seen thousands of times fans getting to the stage and there's been zero problems on how to solve it. 

Yesterday (or the day before, I cant remember) we saw another video from a rapper doing a show, a fan sneaked on stage and security inmovilised him and when he was LAYING ON THE FLOOR WITH TWO GUARDS ON TOP OF HIM the rapper kicked him multiple times. Like, what?! There's no need to go that extra.

[Dennis 8,391]

14 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

Im not trying to take the blame off from the fan. Im saying the situation couldve been handled better. We've seen thousands of times fans getting to the stage and there's been zero problems on how to solve it. 

Yesterday (or the day before, I cant remember) we saw another video from a rapper doing a show, a fan sneaked on stage and security inmovilised him and when he was LAYING ON THE FLOOR WITH TWO GUARDS ON TOP OF HIM the rapper kicked him multiple times. Like, what?! There's no need to go that extra.

Yes, this very rough handling could've easily caused an accidental death, which would be highly disproportional to the gravity of this fan's behavior.

Security need to be trained on how to safely handle this kind of people.

[JgHaus78 1,981]

12 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

Im not trying to take the blame off from the fan. Im saying the situation couldve been handled better. We've seen thousands of times fans getting to the stage and there's been zero problems on how to solve it. 

Yesterday (or the day before, I cant remember) we saw another video from a rapper doing a show, a fan sneaked on stage and security inmovilised him and when he was LAYING ON THE FLOOR WITH TWO GUARDS ON TOP OF HIM the rapper kicked him multiple times. Like, what?! There's no need to go that extra.

Well, when someone is LITERALLY running towards and you do not know the intentions of the person it can be scary. Imagine only having a split second to decide to either push that person instantly while you have a chance or you allow them to do whatever they planned (attack, stab, shoot or punch) while you think of a “friendly” way to disengage. Your generosity and kindness could have gotten you killed 🤷🏻‍♂️

[Juanlittlem 46,366]

4 minutes ago, JgHaus78 said:

Well, when someone is LITERALLY running towards and you do not know the intentions of the person it can be scary. Imagine only having a split second to decide to either push that person instantly while you have a chance or you allow them to do whatever they planned (attack, stab, shoot or punch) while you think of a “friendly” way to disengage. Your generosity and kindness could have gotten you killed 🤷🏻‍♂️

As someone already said you go through metal detectors to enter so no knife or gun. Security came from behind. I never said to be kind or whatever.

[Eido 3,676]

Wasn't it already posted yesterday? 

I smell a double post here 

[Dennis 8,391]

5 minutes ago, JgHaus78 said:

Well, when someone is LITERALLY running towards and you do not know the intentions of the person it can be scary. Imagine only having a split second to decide to either push that person instantly while you have a chance or you allow them to do whatever they planned (attack, stab, shoot or punch) while you think of a “friendly” way to disengage. Your generosity and kindness could have gotten you killed 🤷🏻‍♂️

Let's say the person had a knife. And he didn't know use it yet. You push him that way, and that knife lands in someone else's face. Does it solve the problem? No.

There are more effective ways to handle this. This was clearly a big mistake, even if the person was armed. You try to disarm the person rather create an unsafe situation for others.

[JgHaus78 1,981]

1 minute ago, Juanlittlem said:

As someone already said you go through metal detectors to enter so no knife or gun. Security came from behind. I never said to be kind or whatever.

In this day and age and you’re still making excuses for that behavior. If you ran onstage and got pushed I would look you in the eye and say you deserve you it. It’s not normal, safe or ethical to bombard an artist while on stage because they do not know what you have planned. 

[JgHaus78 1,981]

1 minute ago, Dennis said:

Let's say the person had a knife. And he didn't know use it yet. You push him that way, and that knife lands in someone else's face. Does it solve the problem? No.

There are more effective ways to handle this. This was clearly a big mistake, even if the person was armed. You try to disarm the person rather create an unsafe situation for others.

Y’all do know they have a 4ft clearance between the stage and barrier? If this guy would have hurt him everyone would be saying how they should have pushed him before he got the chance. 

[Sneaky Oliver 22,221]

It’s not his job to push a fan off the stage and potentially breaking some bones. Guys, stop embarrassing yourselves   

Yeah the fan was wrong for getting to the stage but there’s a safer way for the security guard to hold him and take him away 

[JgHaus78 1,981]

1 minute ago, Sneaky Oliver said:

It’s not his job to push a fan off the stage and potentially breaking some bones. Guys, stop embarrassing yourselves   

Yeah the fan was wrong for getting to the stage but there’s a safer way for the security guard to hold him and take him away 

Wouldn’t be a possible scenario if that idiot never ran on the stage in the first place  play stupid games, win stupid prizes 🤷🏻‍♂️ 

[Juanlittlem 46,366]

5 minutes ago, JgHaus78 said:

In this day and age and you’re still making excuses for that behavior. If you ran onstage and got pushed I would look you in the eye and say you deserve you it. It’s not normal, safe or ethical to bombard an artist while on stage because they do not know what you have planned. 

Whatever, not gonna waste my time trying to make you see how wrong that was

[Juanlittlem 46,366]

9 minutes ago, Eido said:

Wasn't it already posted yesterday? 

I smell a double post here 

Nope, that was another one where the rapper kicked the guy who went onstage once he was inmovilised.

[Teletubby 150,555]

11 minutes ago, Eido said:

Wasn't it already posted yesterday? 

I smell a double post here 

no, it was a different rapper

 

[JgHaus78 1,981]

19 minutes ago, Juanlittlem said:

Whatever, not gonna waste my time trying to make you see how wrong that was

Okay have a good day lol 😂 

[AsleepOnTheCeiling 6,420]

1 hour ago, Juanlittlem said:

As someone already said you go through metal detectors to enter so no knife or gun. Security came from behind. I never said to be kind or whatever.

No metal knife. Are we gonna act as if only metal can be used as a lethal weapon? Even though nothing tragic happened, something tragic could have happened. Even if the fan just attempted to jump onto him, it could have seriously injured him. No normal person would think doing this would be a good idea. And that's enough reason to believe the situation was dangerous. I do feel genuinely bad for the bystanders that might have gotten hurt because of this, but this fan's behavior was dangerous.