Travis Scott is getting sued again, but this time it's for a festival at which he performed three years ago in Miami.
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The rapper was one of the stars at the Rolling Loud show back in 2019, and, according to USA Today, a woman named Marchelle Ashley Love is claiming to have "severe injuries" after a suggested trample in the festival crowd. This is the second lawsuit the alleged victim has filed for this event, the first one having been filed in 2020 against TCMZ LLC.
Scott now has a negligence lawsuit since it was during his set.
The alleged victim's attorney, Raymond Dieppa, said that Scott allegedly "continued to verbally and physically incite the crowd to engage in a mosh pit and other hazardous activities."
The lawsuit claims that Scott continued his show after reportedly being aware of what the concertgoers were doing.
The artist made his first public performance at E11EVEN nightclub for the Miami Grand Prix race week after his Astroworld tragedy — a concert that killed and injured many audience members.
Dieppa told USA Today that they hope this legal battle helps to put off future situations such as these.
He recently performed at the BBMAs and showed a united front with his girlfriend, Kylie Jenner, and their daughter, Stormi.
Artists like Billie Eilish have stopped their performances to help fans in their audience who have struggled, which has been noteworthy to the public since the Astroworld festival.
Rolling Loud released their lineup for 2022, and Scott was not on the list, however, they did give him a shoutout on their Instagram for his BBMA performance.
Despite his public eye struggles, the rapper currently is promoting his new shoe line with Nike.
