Travis Scott recently performed in an Italian city and the concert was so wild that nearby residents thought it was an earthquake; what happened?
According to XXL Mag, the rapper performed in front of 80,000 fans at the La Maura racetrack in Milan, Italy last week. Since the event had many attendees, most of them jumped up and down as they vibed to the musician's music.
Even though some fans were having the time of their lives that evening, nearby residents were shocked as they felt the ground shake to the point that they thought it was an earthquake.
A video shared by a local news outlet in Italy showed a rocking horse on a table and plants shaking inside a small home.
The outlet suggested that the venue for the concert might be close to residential buildings, that's why people felt the shake.
Not the First Time a Musician Produced an Earthquake During Concert
Although Travis Scott's show only produced minimal shakes due to his crowd jumping up and down, there was one musical act that previously performed so hard to the point that the crowd managed to produce an actual earthquake.
According to Uproxx, Florence and The Machine performed at the Tempelhof Sounds festival at Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, Germany last year.
At the time, there were over 60,000 attendees. A local German outlet reported that around 9 p.m., people started jumping up and down and the vibrations were registered as an actual earthquake.
"Three private seismological stations in the immediate vicinity of Tempelhofer Feld registered an above-average deflection, 1.4 on the local magnitude scale," Data scientist Jens Skapski told the outlet.
Travis Scott Updates
In other reports about Travis Scott, it appears that the musician loves treating his fans with gifts, especially when he gets impressed with their talents.
One fan who attended the rapper's concert was able to rap the entire lyrics of "Lost Forever" from the audience.
Scott was able to witness the concertgoer's talent so he decided to give him a Utopia-branded shirt that he was wearing as well as a pair of his Air Jordan 1 low sneakers.
Speaking of Utopia, the rapper seemingly confirmed the official release date of his album "Utopia" after fans noticed several mysterious billboards appearing in Los Angeles, California.
The album will reportedly be released on July 21, 2023.
