r/travisandtaylor May 03 '24

Unpopular Opinion: Taylor is ultimately responsible for Ana Benevides' death

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u/Fun_Shell1708 May 03 '24

It’s the venue. There was similar issues at Harry’s show in Brazil the year before. The venue should not be booking shows when they’re under extreme heat like that.

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u/MindForeverWandering May 03 '24

If that venue had a track record of not being able to provide a safe environment in extreme heat, her team shouldn’t have considered them as a venue.

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u/Fun_Shell1708 May 03 '24

Taylor doesn’t live in Brazil, so she probably doesn’t know the ins and outs of the venues. Yes everyone should do their due diligence, but Brazil should have also come forward and said that in summer they have extreme heat and she should be doing the show later in the year.

Everyone has a hand in this, it doesn’t lay solely at Taylor and her teams feet.

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u/jessi1021 May 03 '24

I don't live in Brazil, but if I were planning a massive event outdoors (or series of events), I'd check what the weather would be like. Or have someone on my team do it. If not for the crowds, for myself.

At the end of the day she is the one on stage performing, so she is the determining factor in whether the show does go on. Yes, there are a lot of failures leading up to the point, but she could pull the plug on it. I'm guessing the concern of rescheduling/lawsuits were top of mind, so the show went on.

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u/Fun_Shell1708 May 03 '24

Everyone involved is at fault. Laying the blame solely at one persons feet is a bit ignorant.

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u/triflin-assHoe May 03 '24

Are you going to keep responding with the same thing? We get it, you don’t think the blame should be at one persons feet, or doorstep.

However, I don’t live in Brazil, and I know they have extreme heat in the summer…

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u/Fun_Shell1708 May 03 '24

Yep I am. Because people keep responding the same thing 🤷🏼‍♀️ don’t like it? Don’t respond 😂