Man In Critical Condition With Stab Wounds From Pusha-T Concert Brawl

TORONTO, Ontario (CelebrityAccess) The clash at the Pusha-T concert at the Danforth Music Hall in Toronto Nov. 20 has left one person with life-threatening stab wounds.

A man is in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times at the show. Contable David Hopkinson, spokesman for the Toronto Police Department, told USA Today that a man wandered into the hospital with “several stab wounds.” Police investaged and “were able to determine that this man received the stab wounds during the initial fight or one ensuing fights that occurred” at the concert.

The man remains in critical condition. Five others were reportedly injured during the brawl, three receiving medical attention from paramedics.

Assault: Danforth Ave / Broadview Ave
– numerous ppl injured from a fight inside a concert hall in the area
– performers attacked by a group of ppl
-EMS/Police on scene
-closures: Broadview/Danforth to Playter Blvd#GO2140689
^ka

— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) November 21, 2018

The entire performance lasted about 20 minutes, according to witnesses. The rapper apparently blamed Drake for the mayhem, saying he paid people in the crowd to throw beer at him. The two have had a feud and Pusha-T recently revealed the existence of Drake’s love child.

Assault: Danforth Ave / Broadview Ave
– numerous ppl injured from a fight inside a concert hall in the area
– performers attacked by a group of ppl
-EMS/Police on scene
-closures: Broadview/Danforth to Playter Blvd#GO2140689
^ka

— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) November 21, 2018

Assault: Danforth Ave / Broadview Ave
– numerous ppl injured from a fight inside a concert hall in the area
– performers attacked by a group of ppl
-EMS/Police on scene
-closures: Broadview/Danforth to Playter Blvd#GO2140689
^ka

— Toronto Police OPS (@TPSOperations) November 21, 2018

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— andrew (@shadesofgr4y) November 21, 2018

Pusha-T’s “Daytona Tour” continued without incident.