The most dangerous concert in history, Jackson’s fans fainted at the scene of 5000 people, and 23 people died directly

Michael Joseph Jackson, known as the king of pop music, should be known to anyone who knows a little about music. He became a leader in global popular music in the early 1980s, and his appearance has also made a significant contribution to breaking racial barriers. No one can match his popularity back then. This can be seen from the concert we are going to talk about today.

In 1964, Jackson and four other people made their debut in the form of a combination. After several albums were released, the band's sales began to decline. In the end, other members chose to terminate the contract. Jackson stayed alone and flew solo. Later, he starred in a sentence and released an album. The 1979 "Off the Wall" album directly became the first album to produce 4 top ten singles in the United States, and he himself also won the honor of the best male R&B singer in Grammys. .

In 1987, Jackson began his first global tour. Since his popularity has been very high before then, the scene has always been crowded since he started the concert, and what we are going to talk about today is his most successful concert, but for others, it is "the most Dangerous concert". Those who follow him know that at Jackson’s concerts, fans often faint. Generally speaking, other audience members will lift the fainted person, pass it over the head, and send it to the venue table. On the other hand, there are rescuers on the side of the channel to give emergency treatment.

There are two reasons for this fainting phenomenon. The first is because Michael’s influence is huge, so the concert is always full, and the audience density in the front position is more dense, which is basically a crowded state. If it lasts for a long time, the on-site temperature will rise sharply, and the air circulation will be unfavorable. People with lower physical fitness will have a situation similar to heatstroke, and the lack of oxygen will cause fainting. Another reason is people’s subjective emotions. Many people who see their idols will lose control of their emotions, leading to excessive nerve excitement. Soaring adrenaline can also lead to hypoxia and fainting. However, there are still not many concerts that cause death... In 1999, Michael Jackson held a concert in Bucharest. There were more than 70,000 spectators and many people outside the venue. Dozens of TV stations broadcast live simultaneously and about 500,000 people were watching. Due to Michael's popularity, in order to ensure safety, the Roman government even sent an army to maintain order. The local medical team sent 2,000 people to guard the whole process. At the beginning of the concert, fans kept screaming. In the process, 5,000 people fainted on the spot because of seeing an idol, and were sent out of the field by the surrounding audience. Among them, 23 people fainted. He died on the spot, no wonder it was called "the most dangerous concert".