Jay-Z concert crowd fainting and throwing up at | Music News

Jay-Z’s followers usually are not completely satisfied after ready hours to enter his concert at Yankee Stadium.

Late on Sunday, July 12, traces of followers from the New York City space crowded exterior the famed sports activities stadium hours after the ultimate show of the 56-year-old rapper’s anniversary concert sequence was supposed to start at 8 p.m. Confusion and frustration erupted as some of Jay-Z‘s followers started fainting and even throwing up.

Some claimed they weren’t allowed into the venue despite having tickets, and one particular person said that when she arrived at the stadium at 8:15 p.m., all the gates had been closed. However, according to a number of followers on X, people are reportedly being allowed inside after a security test. This comes after Beyoncé and Jay-Z scrapped a $10 million U.Okay. plan.

Shortly after midnight, a reporter shared on X that an announcement was made inside Yankee Stadium stating that no determination has been made on a doable cancellation of the concert due to ongoing security issues. However, Jay-Z started the concert minutes later.

“There was no staff person outside. So you have thousands of people who’s been on line,” one fan, named Monique Brown told CBS News of the confusion exterior of the venue.

“I chose not to be on line because I don’t want to be trampled or anything like that, but you have thousands of people that’s been standing on line, and every gate for the stadium is closed.”

On X, a number of followers shared videos of the crowds ready to get in, with one particular person writing, “the Jay-Z concert has been delayed, apparently 5,000 people still waiting to get in.”

Another fan posted a video of throngs of followers ready exterior the stadium, claiming, “So we’ve all been outside trying to get in to see Jay Z because hundreds of fans mobbed the place and got in for free so now they locked the doors.”

A 3rd video confirmed a number of followers sitting amid a crowd, as another person commented, “People are throwing up, fainting and asking for medics at the Jay Z show.

“This is insane, inhuman and very harmful. Police arent doing something @Yankees aren’t doing something. #jayz30.”

The Express US has reached out to Jay-Z’s team, the NYPD, and Yankee Stadium for comment on the situation.

Jay-Z’s residency is celebrating his three decades as one of hip-hop’s greatest artists. It marks the 30th anniversary of Reasonable Doubt with a three-night run at Yankee Stadium.

According to Complex, the opening night celebrated his landmark debut, while Night 2 focused on The Blueprint, giving fans the rare opportunity to hear both albums live.

Outside the stadium during the concert series, fans were asked which album is better: Reasonable Doubt or The Blueprint? The responses were divided, with many claiming The Blueprint was the clear winner.

“I’m gonna have to go with Blueprint,” one fan said. “I used to be in high college when Blueprint got here out, and that’s the best Jay-Z album of all time.”

Another echoed, “Blueprint.” A third fan joked, “I’ma go Blueprint. That’s the women’ album. We gonna rock, we gonna get horny, and we gonna be a little thuggish.”

Others debated that The Blueprint featured a more polished version of Jay-Z at his peak.

“Reasonable Doubt is him giving us all the gems from the streets, his expertise from being born to 26,” one fan explained. “But in The Blueprint, he was seasoned. He was Hov at that level.”

Still, several fans backed Jay-Z’s 1996 debut. “Reasonable Doubt,” one attendee replied.

“That was my introduction to hip-hop and Jay as a full-fledged album,” another said. “I’m gonna have to say Reasonable Doubt.”

Others praised the project. “Reasonable Doubt. It’s a traditional,” one fan said before adding, “Blueprint is a traditional as properly, but Reasonable Doubt is just… ooh.”