Travis Scott stops performing for the safety of fans

Travis Scott stopped a performance on Monday night to make sure fans were safe.

the American rapper told members of the audience climbing the metal truss near the stage to “get down” several times.

Scott still faces multiple lawsuits following the tragedy of his headline event at the Astrowold music festival in Texas, last November.

Ten people died and thousands more were injured as fans flooded the stage, though the rapper said he was unaware of anyone injured.

In video shared online of a performance at Coney Art Walls in Coney Island, the rapper is seen performing alongside Meek Mills.

Through a passage, he pauses the music to tell fans that “we need you all down”.

The couple then made sure everyone else in the crowd was okay and told security members not to push barricades at the venue.

This is a US festival scheduled to show Scott’s first title since the Astroworld tragedy was canceled due to logistical issues.

The Day N Vegas festival, scheduled for September, says that a combination of timing and production has forced cancellations.