Fans can be seen rushing down from the stands in a screen capture from a video Lil Yachty posted to Instagram.
Rap artist Lil Yachty was forced to cancel his Vancouver concert on Saturday night after just a few songs due to safety concerns when attendees in the stands rushed onto the floor and toward the stage.
The concert was held at Doug Mitchell Thunderbird Sports Centre at the University of British Columbia . "During the performance, the artist had invited attendees from reserved seating in the stands to join the floor area. This put the floor area over capacity, so UBC and Live Nation staff paused the show to direct audience members back to their seats," said the statement.
"We are unaware of any significant medical or police incidents arising from the show's cancellation," says the statement.
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