After the death of 8 people at his party .. Travis Scott makes a fuss with his decision

 International superstar Travis Scott decided to return the money paid by the people who attended his concert, after the death of 8 people in it, which caused an uproar among the audience, as it is a remarkable and good step.

 Travis Scott's concert turned out to be a disaster, as crowds flocked to the front of the stage at the Astroworld Music Festival, founded by rapper Travis Scott.

 About 300 people were treated for injuries such as cuts and bruises.

 International media reported that the cause of the death of 8 people at Travis Scott's party was that a person went crazy and injected a number of attendees with a type of drug, which led to a tragic disaster.

BREAKING: An attendee at Travis Scott's party in Houston "goes crazy" and starts injecting people with a type of drug, killing 8 people

Jack Webster better known as Travis Scott is an American rapper, songwriter, and record producer. Scott's musical style has been described as a mixture of traditional rap, hip-hop, rap, and ocean.

The sources said that Travis Scott stopped singing more than once before the accident due to witnessing a great chaos in front of the stage, and his performance on stage lasted about 75 minutes.

At least eight people died and dozens were injured in the chaos and crush of Travis Scott's concert on the opening night of a Texas rap festival, local authorities said.

In the initial details of this incident, the number of attendees in this ceremony reached more than fifty thousand people.

According to a report published by Variety newspaper, Travis Scott's party left 8 dead and more than 300 injured, after the crowd rushed forward, causing a large number of people to fall to the ground due to the rush, and the report quoted statements to Samuel Pepina, the city's fire chief, "At 9pm, the crowd began to rush forward, which caused Scott to stop the show several times to ask security for fans' help, and members of the fire department were sent into the thick crowd to rescue the injured," he said.