A person whose sister died at Travis Scott‘s 2021 Astroworld Pageant is telling his harrowing story 4 years later.

On Wednesday (Nov. 5), Rolling Stone revealed an article the place Astroworld Pageant survivor Tyler Dubiski recounted attending the fateful competition along with his sister Madison and a gaggle of mates on Nov. 5, 2021.

“On the finish of Lil Child’s set, we determined to stroll over to the opposite stage to get a great place for Travis,” Tyler remembers. “The countdown clock nonetheless had about an hour and half-hour on it. We have been simply stress-free, hanging out, and speaking. Across the 30-minute mark, you may really feel it getting packed and pressured. Folks have been throwing rest room paper rolls and full beer cans. The strain was rising, but it surely wasn’t something scary at first, till the gang began pushing ahead from each route. We have been proper in the midst of the entrance part, principally.”

Tyler says the gang started to push ahead in anticipation of Travis’s set, which precipitated a wave of individuals to be crushed.

“Then it felt like everybody pushed again, actually onerous, and other people began falling,” Tyler provides.  “My sister fell, and I used to be attempting to choose her up, however I couldn’t get her off the bottom. Folks have been on high of one another. Then one other push occurred, and I misplaced her.”

After Tyler and some of his mates made it out, he started to name and textual content his sister, to no avail. He finally came upon she was at a close-by hospital. When he arrived, he was instructed Madison didn’t make it.

Madison’s household has since launched the Pink Bows Basis, whose mission is to scale back threat and enhance security at dwell occasions.

Madison was certainly one of 10 individuals who died in the course of the live performance when a crowd surge precipitated compression asphyxia. In July of 2023, Travis Scott was cleared of prison prices in reference to the mass-casualty occasion. Within the years since, Travis and Reside Nation have settled practically 100 private harm lawsuits associated to the tragic live performance.

Watch Video of Madison’s Household Speaking About Their Basis in Her Honor