‘This Is Not A Travis Scott Concert’

Country star Cody Johnson Forced to interrupt his concert in San Antonio, Texas, on Saturday night after the physical dispute broke out of the crowd, immediately his performance, “God bless America.”

The 38-year-old singer had just wrapped his patriotic hymn handing, which he regularly dedicates to the US service members and the first respondents when chaos broke out.

The video shared in Tiktok shows several Cody Johnson fans, which are struggling with each other before falling to the ground, disturbing an otherwise heartfelt moment.

Clearly horrified, Johnson talked to the scuffle head and not refrained, taking a sharp log in the rapper Travis Scott in the process.

“I mean this is not a Travis Scott concert,” Johnson said, referring to the tragic 2021 Astroworld Festival in Houston, Where 10 fans were killed during the killing of the deadly crowd. But his remarks also seemed to be a nod to Scott’s ongoing history with Crowd Chaos, including the recent wave of violence in his Circusmaximus tour exhibitions in New Zealand and Australia.

At Scott’s Auckland exhibition in Eden Park just days ago, a wild explosion broke out between fans as the rapper stepped on stage.

The Scott’s Show video materials showed the beats of concerts and kick each other when one man was repeatedly seen piercing in the presence of another children. Elsewhere, teams of teenagers on the camera are violently attacking each other when it is surrounded by cheerful fans.

Similar scenes developed in Melbourne and Sydney, where the guards struggled to curb the crowds. One concert influencer was suppressed and struck on the ground, lying immobile as shocked participants rushed to help. Despite disturbing events, the New Zealand police did not report arrests.

In contrast, Johnson, known for promoting a safe and family -friendly environment in his exhibitions, urged concert drivers to honor others.

“There are children in the audience, there are all kinds of things that don’t have to happen,” he told the audience to San Antonio.

Moments earlier, Johnson had demanded unity, criticizing the media and the political department he thinks to drive people. “Well, so much to my speech that I am not shared,” he later whispered, pulling laughter and applause from the audience.

The event was handled by the authorities present at the scene, allowing Johnson to continue the concert without further events. At one point, the singer even confessed to the presence of the police in the crowd and earned the fans of extra cheer.

Born and grown up in Huntsville, Texas, Johnson is known for his strong ties to faith, family and country.

He started playing music at the age of 12, inspired by his father, who appeared in their local church. His voice mixes modern and neo-radiihelist land that draws effect on legends such as George Strait and Willie Nelson.

Homemade star, Johnson independently released six albums before signing with Warner Music Nashville.

His 2016 record “Gotta Be Me” debut Billboard’s Country Albums table # 2 and his main album “Ain’t Noth” se “followed in 2019.

Johnson achieved a new peak in his career last year when his album “Leather” took the prize for the desired CMA album.

A victory that was even surprised by Johnson was a defining moment for Texas’ native, who humbly approved Don Johnson’s trophy Katharine mcphee Before you hand over the microphone to its production team.