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A video has resurfaced showing rapper inciting a crowd to 'f**k up' a fan who attempted to take his Yeezy trainers while he crowd surfed in Switzerland.The incident, widely reported at the time, occurred at the OpenAir Festival in St.  
  
Gallen, Switzerland in 2015 with video from the stage showing Scott's outburst.Scott, born Jacques Bermon Webster II, is facing new criticism over his interactions with crowds after eight fans, including a 14-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl, were crushed to death at the Astroworld Festival on Friday night.Festival-goer Kristian Paredes, 23, from Austin, , has since sued Scott and fellow rapper  for over a million dollars, claiming the rappers 'incited the crowd' at the concert.He has also accused the rappers, Live Nation Entertainment Inc.  
  
and Harris County Sports and Convention Corporation of negligence. The rapper has twice been convicted for encouraging fans to jump security barriers and rush the stage at previous concerts, while videos have also shown him encouraging people to jump off balconies. A video has resurfaced showing rapper Travis Scott encouraging a crowd to 'f**k up' a fan who attempted to take his trainers while he crowd surfed in Switzerland.  
  
Pictured: A grab from the video taken at the OpenAir Festival in St. Gallen, Switzerland in 2015Footage, taken from on-stage in Switzerland, shows Scott after jumping into the crowd and crowdsurfing, before being pulled back to the stage by security.Turning back towards the crowd, Scott shouts into the microphone: 'Get that motherf***er, get him,' while pointing to someone.'You tried to take my shoe?' You want to be a thief?' he shouts at fan he is accusing of attempting to taking his 'Yeezy' trainers off his feet. 'F**k him up!  
  
F**k him up' he is then heard shouting. It was that Scott also spat at the person in the crowd.The 2015 video of Scott's concert in Switzerland resurfaced after: Scott posted an emotional video to his Instagram followers saying he was 'devastated' about the deaths at Friday's festivalHouston's police chief revealed he visited Travis Scott in his trailer to discuss crowd control just hours before he took to the stageFootage showing other incidents of crowds stampeding towards Scott at prior performances also surfaced - one at Lollapalooza in Chicago in 2015 and at an outdoor venue in Arkansas in 2017A fan who was paralyzed after falling from a balcony during a 2017 Scott concert Manhatta has blasted the singer for putting fans' safety at riskICU nurse who fainted and was crowd-surfed to the stage at Friday's concert described the scene as overwhelmed medical staff dealt with a sea of bodiesMadeline Eskins also rubbished claims that a man stabbing people with a needle was the source of the eight deathsScott's girlfriend Kylie Jenner, who was at the show with her fellow model sister Kendall, put out her own statement after the concert Footage, taken from on-stage in Switzerland, shows Scott after jumping into the crowd and crowdsurfing (pictured), before being pulled back to the front barriers by security  Scott has twice been convicted for encouraging fans to jump security barriers and rush the stage at previous concerts.  
  
Pictured: A mug shot of Scott from Rogers police department after a 2017 incident in ArkansasOn Saturday, Scott posted an emotional video to his over 43 million Instagram followers saying he was 'devastated' about the deaths at Houston's Astroworld Fest.He added: 'I can't imagine anything like this happening.' Scott, 30, continued to perform for up to 30 minutes as people were killed and crowds chanted 'stop the show.' The show was called off 30 minutes before schedule, but half an hour after a 'mass casualty event' had already been declared by the fire department. Houston bolstered the police force with more officers in the months leading up to the concert, while Live Nation, the organizers, hired additional private security.But that didn't prevent dozens of fans rushing through security barriers around the venue on Friday night before the festival started. he visited  in his trailer to discuss crowd control just hours before he took to the stage. Police chief Troy Finner  told the megastar that he was concerned about 'the energy in the crowd,' a source told .City officials knew that fans of the rapper were raucous after the Astroworld Festival resulted in a stampede that sent three people to the hospital two years earlier.There's no suggestion Scott asked fans to rush his stage during the Friday night performance that ended with eight deaths. RELATED ARTICLES   
  
  
  
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However, the fatal situation has raised eyebrows over footage showing multiple incidents of crowds stampeding towards Scott at prior performances at Lollapalooza in Chicago in 2015 and at an outdoor venue in Arkansas in 2017. Both incidents resulted in misdemeanor convictions for Scott.  Meanwhile, a fan who was paralyzed after falling from a balcony during a Scott concert in 2017 has blasted the singer for putting fans' safety at risk. A lawyer for Kyle Green, a 27-year-old who was injured at Scott's April 2017 concert at Terminal 5 in New York City, says that Green was 'devastated and heartbroken' for the families of the eight people who died at Scott's Friday night concert. Kyle Green, 27, was left partially paralyzed at a 2017 Travis Scott show in Manhattan after Scott encouraged another fan to jump off a balcony.  
  
He says Friday's deaths could have been avoided 'had Travis learned his lesson' Kyle Green broke several vertebrae after falling from a balcony at a Travis Scott show in 2017 in Manhattan.  He can only walk with a 'significant, significant disability,' his lawyer says NYC 2017: Green ended up partially paralyzed after cracking several vertebrae when rowdy fans rushed the balcony of Terminal 5 in New York in May 2017.  
  
Scott egged one fan to jump. In video of the incident, one concertgoer can be heard saying, 'I don't wanna die in here.' CHICAGO 2015:  Scott pled guilty to misdemeanor reckless conduct after his fans jumped a security barricade at the Lollapalooza festival in Chicago ARKANSAS 2017: Scott encouraged fans to go past security and rush the stage at a May 2017 show in Arkansas.  
  
He pled guilty to disorderly conduct the next year <div class="art-ins mol-factbox news floatRHS" data-version="2" id="mol-10bc1ca0-408e-11ec-9008-9b2e0024aae9" website Scott spat on fan and incited crowd to &apos;f**k him up&apos; in 2015  
  
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