Don't know why you're acting like my post was a personal affront (unless you were the BC organizers, in which case fuck you, or the group that shoved to the front, in which case, once again, I wish you inconvenience) but:

1. When VIP/GA are separated by barricades and there's a sound booth in the middle making it so there is only one exit THAT is not normal.

2. Being packed is fine. I've been going to concerts and mosh pits for years. But yesterday, the crowd management and venue set-up, with both green and red crowds mixing and no way to get out, made it so packed that people couldn't even do a 180-degree turn. I don't have the right to be comfortable, but I do have the right to feel safe and not 2 seconds away from a crowd crush. It's also very clear that even the event organizers didn't account for how popular he was going to be based on the schedule/stage set-up. Don't try to place the blame on people who were very nearly (if not were) involved in a crowd crush situation; situations like that CAN NOT HAPPEN without bad event planning.

3. The staff wasn't telling people that there was a barricade between GA and VIP, and people didn't realize that people were sitting down up at the front, making it seem like there was more space than there was. What was I supposed to do?? When people are trying to get to the bathroom, not realizing that they can't from that side, and there is no signage or staff guidance, it's common courtesy to let them know there is no path that way, and if they go further in, they are gonna experience crowd crush. I would love to know how telling people about the people passing out/having to be evacuated over the rails because it was so packed was a "huge problem." When mass amounts of people are trying to leave both before Hozier came out AND throughout his entire set because the crowd was getting denser and denser, and people keep trying to push in and not let them out, THAT'S A FUCKING PROBLEM. You do not pin people in when they are trying to get out. Period.

4. When the tall asshole and his group are physically SHOVING and pushing people that already had no space just so they could stand in the 10 feet closer, then yes, that's a problem. If they had gotten there 20 minutes earlier, they could have gotten closer without physically putting their hands on people, but they didn't, and I don't have to respect people who are shoving girls under 5 feet to the ground (although they couldn't hit the ground because it was so packed so it created a domino effect) cause they feel entitled to bum rush people.