Joshua Nair
A Travis Scott fan underwent a scary medical episode while attending the rapper's show at the Marvel Stadium in Melbourne.
Footage from the event appears to show the music fan being 'fly-kicked' by one of the security guards on duty as he tried to make his way to the mosh pit from the seated area before the show began.
A video of the incident has gone viral on TikTok, as he wasn't the only one that made a beeline for the standing area after seeing a gap in the security barricade.
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The gig, which took place on Wednesday (23 October), saw several fans trying to get past security into the mosh pit, as several rowdy fans were wrestled to the ground, while others got past security as they simply outnumbered them.
In the aftermath, five people were transported to hospital, according to Ambulance Victoria.
It was Scott's second show at the stadium as part of his Circus Maximus Tour, which has already featured similar events at previous shows, with fans reportedly brawling at his first Melbourne show as well, according to DailyMail.
The footage in question revealed two Travis Scott fans making their way from the seating area at the Australian stadium, among the chaos, trying to get past the blockades in front of them.
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One of the men was kicked by a security guard, with a video filmed later on from closer revealing that he was convulsing and having what looked to be a seizure.
It showed a security guard holding the music fan in his arms while he shook, and it is understood that the man was later removed by stretcher by medical staff after the incident.
A Marvel Stadium spokesman revealed to the Herald Sun that the team is going through a 'post-event debrief' with security contractors.
He stated: “The stadium has today become aware of concerning vision on social media showing some patrons undertaking in unacceptable behaviour and a separate piece of vision involving a security guard detaining a patron after they attempted to gain unauthorised access to the arena in which medical attention was provided.
“The stadium is currently undertaking a post-event debrief with our security contractors.”
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He added that most of the 55,000 fans at the show 'behaved appropriately' but some were denied entry or were kicked out due to misconduct.
An eyewitness spoke to 9 News, explaining that he saw the man 'hit his head' when falling on the ground, and that when the security guard tried to pick him up, he could see that he was 'having a seizure'.
The witness added that what he saw 'wasn't right at all' and just 'shouldn't happen'.
Scott, 33, performed to 55,000 at the Marvel Stadium, and even managed to break the all-time concert attendance record at Allianz Stadium in Sydney.
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Following his shows in Melbourne, he jetted off to Brisbane for a show this Saturday (26 October) at Suncorp stadium.
LADbible has contacted Marvel Stadium for further comment.