Travis Scott Slammed by Astroworld Victim’s Family After Stopping Concert

Travis Scott canceling a concert for a rowdy crowd is home — because the family of one Astroworld victim thinks it shows he picks and chooses when he puts fans’ safety first.

Alex Hilliardrepresenting attorney Ezra BlountThe family tells TMZ … about Scott’s actions 4th of July Coney Island Show don’t prove that the rapper is compassionate and willing to keep order. If anything, it paints the exact opposite… at least according to the lawyer.

Says Hillard: “He knows exactly how to keep his fans safe during a concert, but the problem is that he just didn’t learn that he controls the whole audience.”

According to him, Travis has known to use this power all along, including in Astroworld, but simply refused to use it to solve things. Travis has denied it.

Hillard continues, “There are 10 people who would be alive today, including a young Ezra Blount, if Travis understood that his responsibility as an artist goes beyond just trying to annoy his crowd, and it underscores the rule of ‘if you see something, say something.’

Immediately after the Coney Island show, one of Travis’ reps came out and said… “Travis is committed to doing his part to make sure the events are as safe as possible for fans to have fun,” adding that he encouraged fans to listen to security so everyone can be safe and enjoy yourself.

It might leave TS feeling like he’s damned if he does, damned if he doesn’t – but Hillard just doesn’t buy the sympathetic Trav version of events.

He hits back pretty fiercely … telling us, “Mr. Scott’s problem is, when we call him on the stand to swear him in and cross-examine him, the judge won’t allow his hired representative to sit on the witness stand and answer questions for him.”