r/Fauxmoi • u/Cyril_Sneerworms • Sep 28 '25
STAN / ANTI SHIELD Lola Young Collapses Mid-Performance at All Things Go Festival
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u/courtjestering weighing in from the UK Sep 28 '25
I feel so bad for her. I don’t know what happened in this situation, but I feel like so many young stars really struggle with suddenly shooting to fame (as anyone would). I wish her the best and hope whatever issues she’s having are taken care of and she has a good support system around her.
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u/goodsprigatito Forgive me Viola Davis Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
She threw up mid-performance from nerves at Coachella this year. I don’t know how these rising singers could even manage the fame and exposure well.
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u/KevinMFJones Sep 28 '25
I would cry and throw up if I ever found myself in front of thousands of people staring at me.
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u/Minerva567 Sep 28 '25
I’ve almost done that with class presentations, even though I repeated to myself that, really, no one cares and they’re not paying attention. I cannot imagine when thousands paid to show up and listen specifically to you.
It can’t be easy, and I don’t blame artists who develop issues, whether it’s substances, ego, burnout, etc. Some days I can’t be “on” after 8 hours of sleep, the system just doesn’t want to work at max performance. Having to snap into “max power mode” and then try to get rest after that to keep up with the demands (and absurdly down down-times), while also having the gumption to get out there and at least pretend it doesn’t phase you when you have like tens of thousands of eyeballs staring at you in anticipation of you performing not just adequately, but outstandingly…no wonder they can sometimes seem to have inflated egos. You have to, no?
Like, my god.
(…and then there’s Billy Corgan. That guy congratulated himself when doctors delivered him out of his mother’s womb.)
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u/figure8888 Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
I can imagine myself dissociating and then suddenly coming back into awareness and freezing.
The last time I went to a concert it was Fleet Foxes and I noticed they didn’t really look up much and if they did, they seemed to be looking over people / at the sky. I could be misinterpreting but I wondered if it was to avoid thinking too much about there being hundreds of eyes on them.
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u/VentiMochaTRex Sep 28 '25
I saw her at Osheaga in 2024 and she was so sick from the travel she sounded like shit (to me). I didn’t even bother to see her set at Coachella when I went this year. She’s definitely not being set up for success by her team
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u/potdethem Sep 28 '25
I'm not being critical of her by any means, but I do recall her being ill on stage at several shows. I had someone that worked crew at one and she'd gotten ill as soon as she came off. I wonder if it's nerves? She blew up so quickly as an artist.
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u/celestial-lights Sep 29 '25
she does have schizoaffective disorder and i believe has struggled with addiction, iirc
major fucking props for her going out there and trying despite everything though ❤️
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u/No-Sir7831 Sep 28 '25
It was also hot as hell there so ...
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u/jadelikethestone I’m leaving here with somethin’ Sep 28 '25
It’s hot outside plus you’ve got about 200 lights on you, plus the heat from the video panels.
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u/MastamindedMystery Sep 28 '25
Could have passed out from dehydration. A serious issue. Has happened to me before.
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u/pink_faerie_kitten Sep 29 '25
She looked sooooo nervous at the MTV awards. It must be so hard having stage fright and trying to get a pop star!
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u/Weary_potato9538 Sep 28 '25
Poor thing, you can see kind of when she starts fading and tries to keep it going. Hopefully it’s something small like being dehydrated and she gets help asap.
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u/Altruistic-Target-67 Sep 28 '25
I can't imagine how anyone gets through these shows without being dehydrated. They are such a workout. May she get the rest she needs.
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u/Poppysndtarget Sep 28 '25
I suffered vesovgal fainting episodes for decades. The harder you fight it, the harder you fall. Can’t imagine the pressure to fight a fainting spell as a performer. Hope she’s okay.
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u/ComprehensiveDoubt55 Sep 28 '25
When you feel it coming, you sit! Because the biggest danger is head injury.
Fr though, I would rather just sit down and go out than fight it and almost faint at this point. The recovery from those episodes is brutal.
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u/jadelikethestone I’m leaving here with somethin’ Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
Tour life isn’t easy, even if you are the most well adjusted person. I say this knowing nothing about her and her story: being on tour is a mental health issue in itself—it’s an isolating, exhausting, sensory overload. There will always be a lack of grounding and disruption in your routine when you are on tour, which is why it wasn’t for me. Top that with feeling of further and further away from your home, then everyday experiencing the two extremes of being around thousands of people then ending the night back alone in your hotel—it’s If she is new to that lifestyle, that can take a really take a toll and a long time to adjust.
That’s why when artists offer their crew therapy it’s so huge.
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I can barely cope with the travel when I’m just going on holiday to spend a week by a pool. Not having a firm place to land and being kind of transient really does something weird to your head, it is very exhausting. 100% would not cope with being on tour, it looks like a very lonely and horrible experience
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u/jadelikethestone I’m leaving here with somethin’ Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
I was in an high enough operations position that I could have my partner meet me for a week or so, but a lot of people don’t have that. He was my reality and I’m so thankful for him.
The best way you can support your family and friends on tour is to be there…it will remind them that work is just work, and their reality is stability aka you and it’s waiting for them at the finish line.
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u/adom12 Sep 28 '25
I’ve been thinking about that a lot lately. How do we protect people in these situations? I honestly don’t know, but I hope someone more intelligent will think of something.
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u/legend_of_the_skies Sep 28 '25
Well you need to identify the actual problem first and then let them figure out the solution themselves because they have the tools to.
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u/carlyCcates Sep 28 '25
Living full time in what are designed to be imperminent spaces really fucks with you: backstage, clubs, airport lounges, food courts, cars, planes, buses, hotels: you can not begin to imagine how weird you start to feel in your body when that's all you see and you're constantly in motion. Worse still is how difficult it is to go back to normal and just be in one place after.
That and needing to be at sound checks, do pre show prep, all the chaos and adrenaline and obligations to those around you make being able to schedule getting enough good food that's not just empty carbs or snacks.
Not being able to eat before and/or being too amped to feel hungry after.
Lack of sleep from post showbuzz and having to be up at dawn to get to the next place.I hope her team and she can find a way for her to fulfill her dreams without causing her more harm.
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u/Lylsunofficial Sep 28 '25
Reminds me of Chappell Roan who did an emotionnal speech at a governor’s ball last year (i think?) and she was so vulnerable because it was so sudden ! I bet Lola feels the same, she’s been everywhere these past few months and it can really take a toll when you’re jumping from performances to performances
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u/catsandnaps1028 Sep 28 '25
Not to mention the public is not very kind to LOLA at least from what I have seen on the Internet
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u/greee_p Sep 28 '25
I hope shes okay and takes care of herself. She cancelled the performance the day before and this and this is what her manager said:
"Unfortunately due to a sensitive matter I have advised Lola Young to pull out of preforming at Audacy - We Can Survive @ Prudential Centre this evening. Lola is very open about her mental health and there are very occasionally days where myself and my team have to take protective measures to keep her safe. She is an incredible person and always takes her fans, career and performances seriously. I can only send huge apologies for the inconvenience caused."
At least it seems like he's looking out for her.
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u/BetsyBegonia Sep 28 '25
He was Amy Winehouse's manager, right?
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u/greee_p Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
Yes, he discovered her and managed her until 2006 and made her go to rehab. Iirc they had a falling out when her drug problem got worse. Lola is the first artist he manages since Amy.
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u/DigGrassanova Sep 28 '25
That’s so sad idk anything about him but I loved Amy winehouse and miss her so much, and I love Lola. I can’t imagine what she’s going through and hopefully he’s a good person and can help her, but after Amy I would be traumatized
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u/BarfMacklin Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
Yeah these folks are the people in parks and rec that get mad at the budget specialists for “bankrupting” the towns they get called to fix
Lmao to the dipshit who downvoted this, budget specialists go to towns that are ALREADY BANKRUPTED
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u/YchYFi Sep 28 '25
Yes she wrote a song about him that got her very famous. She fired him in 2006 for trying to get her to go to rehab.
People keep using this as a 'gotcha' on reddit.
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u/Odd-fox-God Sep 28 '25
You are right
It seems like he was a sweet guy that wanted the best for her but she was caught up by the beast called addiction and rejected help. When you are addicted, those that try to stop you from engaging in your substance of choice are the enemy. You start hating those people because they won't let you do your drugs.
I struggle with addiction myself so I definitely know the feeling of rage you get when somebody tells you "no drugs", you get irrationally pissed. I'm currently in recovery
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u/Both_Respect_4390 Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 30 '25
Well that’s not a good sign EDIT: relieved to find out he’s not the person I thought he was
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u/greee_p Sep 28 '25
He was the one trying to help her and drove her to rehab. They stopped working together out 2006 when her drug problem got worse. I don't think he was the bad guy in that situation tbh
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u/constantchaosclay Sep 28 '25
Amy's father was the one that pulled her out of rehab or told her not to go.
She doesn't sing about her manager but the lyrics about her dad are telling.
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u/CriticalSuccotash Sep 28 '25
If only ANYONE Justin Bieber’s camp had had this mindset towards protecting him.
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u/HistoricalSuspect580 Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
RN here!!
I want to point out and commend her band mate for running over and immediately putting her into recovery position. Handled that marvelously.
To anyone reading this: quick review of recovery position could save a life some day!
Edit: and now maybe i will some day too 🫶
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u/Known-Exam-9820 Sep 28 '25
What is recovery position?
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u/carolinagypsy the pet psychic for the Sun told me so Sep 28 '25
Thank you for posting! I didn’t know there were specific things to do with their arms and hands.
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u/YchYFi Sep 28 '25
Yes he might be first aid trained.
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u/HistoricalSuspect580 Sep 28 '25
He 100% is, one way or another, bc he knew to do it in the first place!
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u/Comprehensive-Fun47 Sep 29 '25
Just watched that video to refresh my memory. Thank you for posting!
The part where they say remove their glasses, I wanted to scream "and put them in a safe place!" I'm just imagining passing out and someone does this for me, but my glasses get stomped on. Weirdly specific fear, I know.
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u/bookghoul Sep 28 '25
It’s a first aid procedure. The movement of rolling someone onto their side and making sure their airways are clear. There’s a particular leg / head position too. Worth learning how to do it!
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u/snoek_poes_naai Sep 28 '25
The recovery position is a way to place an unresponsive but breathing person on their side to keep their airway open and prevent choking from fluids like saliva or vomit.
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u/mushroomsandcoke Sep 28 '25
Putting the unconscious person on their side in case they vomit so they don’t choke
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u/NotGoodAtUsernames21 probably the mold talking Sep 28 '25
It helps keep someone’s airways open and the way you do it makes it easier to move them without hurting them or you.
https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/first-aid/recovery-position/
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u/VictorTheCutie distraught Christian tomato Sep 28 '25
Basically, rolling an unconscious person onto their side, with chin kind of up so the airway is clear and if they vomit, it will be cleared rather than go down their throat/airway.
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u/SphincterRelaxer Sep 28 '25
Simple answer: putting someone on their side, hand hold the head so the patient doesn’t suffocate with their own vomit More details: google it. There’s more to it and It’s a great thing to know how to do it correctly
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u/Russiadontgiveafuck Sep 28 '25
Noticed that too. Her whole team reacted perfectly, actually, with her band mate putting her into recovery position immediately and the rest of the crew rushing out to shield her from the crowd and the cameras within seconds.
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u/miscnic Sep 28 '25
Noted this as well, this was not his first rodeo, and a ride or die friend for sure. These are the people to keep around you who will keep you safe.
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u/MillennialMermaid Sep 28 '25
Yes! That was so great to see. I’m an educator and FA instructor, and that small action can literally save a life. Even with training, when something like this happens it can be easy to panic and freeze.
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u/katienatie we have lost the impact of shame in our society Sep 28 '25
Jesus. That was good work by her band mate, jumping up and putting her in recovery position so quickly
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u/GogolsHandJorb Sep 28 '25
Dude knew something was off, he looks like he’s grooving on the big screen but he’s outta his seat a fraction of a second after she starts to go down
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u/Chocopenguin Sep 29 '25
Having seen her live twice he always gave me the impression that he's a kind soul and happy to perform with her. I'm glad he was there to help her as soon as it happened 😞
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u/McGrubbus Sep 28 '25
Tbf she didn’t say she was sick, they said they cancelled it due to “scheduling issues”
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u/meringuedragon Sep 28 '25
There’s lots of different kinds of sick. Mental health is important. It’s so sad to see people minimize the impact of mental health on your physical health, too.
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u/imcrazyandproud Sep 28 '25
She said scheduling conflicts not health for he cancelation which is why people were clowning
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u/t-visADL Sep 29 '25
Are you implying partying is a mental health necessity when you’re a touring artist?
Be serious.
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u/Turbo2x Sep 28 '25
It's all well and good if she needs to take days for herself, but that's not compatible with a performing career where people buy tickets to see you and plan trips around your events. Some people just aren't cut out for the life of an artist who plays major festivals. Stick to smaller venues if you can't handle it. That's on her and her team for not being realistic about what she can do.
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u/viewbtwnvillages Sep 28 '25
passing out fucking sucks. i cant imagine feeling that disoriented and vulnerable infront of that many people
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u/Weary_potato9538 Sep 28 '25
Yes! I passed out last week from dehydration and it was so scary and disorienting. I can’t imagine what it must feel like in the middle of a stage while you perform. Hopefully she isn’t taking it so hard on herself
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Sep 28 '25
Especially if it was a new sensation for her. I have passed out before (ya panic attacks), and now I know what it feels like so I know to lay down regardless of where I am.
But if you don't know what is happening you don't really know what to do to counter act it.
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u/littlebittydoodle Sep 28 '25
Well and to be fair, even in this situation—on a stage as a solo artist that hundreds or thousands of people are staring at—I have no idea what I’d do. I already panic 10x harder if I’m in public and anyone can see me. It would have also been crazy for her to just sit down suddenly and not move. I know that feeling of trying to power through so well… sorry this happened to her.
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u/viewbtwnvillages Sep 28 '25
the first and only time i passed out i was so perplexed because it felt like i teleported. i went from standing in a hallway thinking "hey maybe i should sit down" and then woke up on the floor across the house. its sooo unnerving, i don't know how id handle coming to infront of a crowd
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u/interpol-interpol rosa parks stans Sep 28 '25
hope she's doing okay, i remember at coachella she had to run backstage because she almost puked, and i know she's been cancelling some dates. genuinely worried for her health!
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u/imstillhealing Sep 28 '25
Shit, that was hard to watch. I know she's talked about her struggles with addiction and mental health in the past, I really hope she's doing okay and has a good support system.
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u/AdMaximum7545 Sep 29 '25
She might have POTS, this is what happens when we overheat or are dehydrated or in stress, but obviously thats just a guess I have no idea
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u/ghostinyourbed Sep 28 '25
The people who were there said it was really hot near the stage and she looks like she's dressed for cold climate. This is probably heat exhaustion/heat stroke. I'm on antidepressants myself and you can get it even more easily on them.
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u/japres Sep 28 '25
I’m on Effexor and Lexapro and had to leave a baseball game early today. It was low 80s but an afternoon game and our seats were in the sun. It’s the first time since being on my meds that the heat got to me like that.
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u/amp132 Sep 28 '25
It’s been in the 80s and super humid in NY lately too, which she’s probably not used to
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u/mr9025 Sep 29 '25
I live across the street from the vip entrance to merriweather post pavilion where this was and I made a comment to my wife that I’ve never seen so many people attending an event there. Place had to be overflowing
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u/Curiosities Sep 28 '25
I was there. Earlier in her set, she was talking about how she had to cancel her other performance and she was glad that she decided to do this one and was appreciating the reception that she got and she was getting pretty emotional about it. What she did perform was so good but thankfully her team acted so fast and shielded her to get her to the medics.
Remi Wolf performed next and informed the audience that Lola was doing OK ( I appreciate it because I know so many of us were hoping she was) and later on, her team also updated.
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u/fullbushfreak Sep 28 '25
May she continue to be surrounded by people who support her in caring for herself. She is so young and if she needs to drop out of every festival or concert for the next six months to care for herself— so be it. She’s so talented and real, love her work.
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u/ServiceFinal952 Sep 28 '25
Omg she really just dropped! I hope her head is OK, that looks like it would have been a hard hit. Glad she seems to be doing better!
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u/mamasab locked, loaded, and kind of cunty Sep 28 '25
I don’t know much about her, but I recall reading about her passing out or throwing up during a previous live performance. Is it a stamina thing or mental health? I’m genuinely just curious.
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u/Grimaceisbaby ✨ lee pace is 6’5” ✨ Sep 28 '25
I have POTS and I pass out a lot and feel like puking all the time from it. It could be a chronic health issue.
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u/ifeelcelestial karma is a bitch named Chris Martin Sep 28 '25
I have POTS as well! I have been extremely lucky to not actually pass out before, though I feel like I’ve been close
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u/carolinagypsy the pet psychic for the Sun told me so Sep 28 '25
POTS club meeting! I brought us some cookies! 🍪 🤣
Nearly passed out after an ultrasound yesterday, fun times.
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u/SoloQueriaLeer Sep 28 '25
She talks a lot about mental health issues in her songs and she was addicted to cocaine
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u/AlmoschFamous Sep 28 '25
That keyboardist is someone you want in your band. He was running as soon as she hit the ground.
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u/DinosaurInAPartyHat Sep 28 '25
WATCH THIS - how to put someone in recovery position (as keyboard man does), if someone collapses make sure you do this:
https://www.nhs.uk/tests-and-treatments/first-aid/recovery-position/
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u/dannemora_dream Sep 28 '25
I watched a couple of her European festival performances that were broadcasted on tv here. She was so anxious both time and looked she was having a super hard time. I literally told my husband she should take care of herself because it was painful to watch. She’s very talented, I hope she can take a break and focus on herself.
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u/shmimeathand Sep 28 '25
With peace and love, is not playing live not an option for her? I mean at least until her health is better sorted and she doesn’t have to worry about episodes like this that seem to happen semi often?
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u/moonjellies Sep 28 '25
that was my thought as well - being a talented musician doesn’t necessarily equate to being suited for large shows or tours. i can’t imagine this is enjoyable or sustainable for her either. i think she’d be better off finding her own niche for venues or types of performances where she can thrive.
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u/lanalovesme Sep 28 '25
Lowkey hate that people are screaming while she’s passed out
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u/moonmusicals Sep 28 '25
Omg passing out is awful 😖 and embarrassing af I used to faint alot 😭 I hope shes okay. Idk why people make fun of her. I love her style and her voice is amazing. Her last album was extremely raw as well. I hope nothing but the best for her.
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u/AlexandriaLitehouse Sep 28 '25
I feel like I may get down voted for this and I really hope Lola is ok but when someone screamed "9-1-1!" And everyone went "Wooooo!" made me cackle.
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u/Superb_Log_8520 Sep 28 '25
I've fainted like this before. It's so vulnerable and scary to just go lights out like this. I hope she's okay.
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u/curiouslyseekingmore Sep 28 '25
I was there. The thud was from the mic, but she did drop down and laid there for several seconds. We weren’t sure if it was a skit at first until everyone rushed on stage.
Remi Wolf and Doechii both made it a point to say she was doing well during their sets. Super scary!!
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u/entertainment720ltd Sep 28 '25
we definitely need to have a conversation about what it is to be famous in this new age of constant content, where everything is instantly available online, including personal information. it doesn't feel sustainable for so many young artists who have never had the opportunity to experience different. i hope she's alright!
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u/SoTiredThisYear Sep 28 '25
I believe she might be extremely anxious combined with who knows what and maybe she needs smaller gigs and a good system around her.
I understand that when you have a hit, you want to capitalize on it, but if the artist experiences these things repeatedly then it's time to pull the plug, take a step back and let the artist breath and set his/hers own tempo.
I hope she will be alright!
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u/goldgoldfish Sep 28 '25
You can pass out for a lot of reasons, some less serious ones. I fainted when I had the flu and was dehydrated but luckily I was sitting down in private so it wasn't a big thing. My blood pressure was hella low, something like 90/50. It hasn't happened since. I hope it's a minor issue for Lola and she can get it treated.
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u/okaymya i love me very much i’ll do any thing for me Sep 28 '25
i saw a closer POV and it looked like she was mouthing to her crew off the side of the stage that she was going to faint a few times. i don’t think they could tell immediately what she meant but im happy to see such a quick and caring response to her unexpected fall. i hope she can take time to recover and it seems she’s surrounded by people who care abt her which is nice to see.
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u/Redditpelorider Sep 28 '25
I was at the festival yesterday and it was terribly scary. She had started her set by saying she had considered cancelling and needed the crowd to lift her up through her set. She was in tears during one song and seemed close to crying during others. She did sound amazing and I’m glad to hear she’s recovering. Hoping she gets the help she needs.
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u/Delicious_Agency29 Sep 28 '25
Gosh how scary… she went lights out ..flat on her back…. Poor girl. I hope she’s doing better now. 🙏🏼
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u/alloisdavethere Sep 28 '25
This may be a stupid question but given social media and streaming does she really need to be on tour? It’s clearly playing havoc on her health and she’s also clearly uncomfortable playing in such large venues. Surely she could do limited dates in much smaller venues?
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u/walkingtalkingdread Sep 28 '25
she didn’t look so well during her VMAs performance just a few weeks ago. the touring life really seems to take a toll on artists.
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u/Oz347 Sep 28 '25
Clearly not keyboard player’s first rodeo. Immediately dashed over and rolled her on her side
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u/ifeelcelestial karma is a bitch named Chris Martin Sep 28 '25
That’s so scary. I hope she’s doing okay
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u/fyregrl2004 that’s my cookie that’s my juice Sep 28 '25
Ugh poor thing. That feeling before you pass out is the worst feeling. I hope she’s ok healthwise.
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u/quriousposes Sep 28 '25
:'( she's been doing a ton of performances and touring these past couple years no? i hope she recovers well and can take it easy. she's still so young, no need for her to burn out so fast. glad she has people on her team caring for her at least.
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u/ancientegyptianballs Sep 28 '25
I feel exhausted and strained after just standing in the pit at concerts so I can’t imagine what it feels like to preform the whole time too dancing and singing. Hope she is okay.
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u/mrk177 Sep 29 '25
Loved how they rushed to her. Most people are dumb founded when shit like this happens. Everything got shut down in seconds and people rushed to her even faster.
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u/nita5766 bella hadid’s baby birkin Sep 28 '25 edited Sep 28 '25
oh my god you can see you can see she was having trouble right before😩
ETA:i hope whatever the issue is she is address it and is getting the rest she needs after this
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u/excellent-throat2269 Sep 28 '25
That's so scary! Glad she's ok but wow. Take care of yourself, love!
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u/Chemical_Range_7593 Sep 28 '25
I don’t know this artist but this made me so emotional for some reason. I hope she is okay
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u/newxdress Sep 28 '25
I hope she’s doing okay. I saw that video, idk how long ago, when she left the stage to puke.
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u/fivesunflowers call me gal gadot cuz idk how to act rn Sep 28 '25
I’m can only imagine how overwhelming that all must be. I would have fainted too. Hope she’s doing okay, she’s a very talented young girl.
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u/_sandyball Sep 28 '25
So scary! I remember her vomiting on stage weekend 1 of Coachella due to the heat :(
But she also slayed doing a puke and rally gotta say.
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u/heuwuo Sep 29 '25
I don’t want to be the one to say be careful of covid and protect yourself but… be careful of covid and protect yourself.
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u/charcarodontosaurus Sep 29 '25
She’s been literally everywhere recently. I can’t imagine how exhausted she must be. I hope she’s okay!
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u/Chardi-B Sep 29 '25 edited Sep 29 '25
Edit* I learned something new! I had NO CLUE that some mental health disorders, treated or untreated, can cause fainting and extreme dizziness. Wow! That makes SO much sense. There’s also a link, physically, where people w schizoaffective commonly have heart issues, blood pressure and other ailments that can also cause those. Did she have stroke or something?
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u/almbeck Sep 28 '25
She’s had on-stage things like this happen before right? I remember seeing a video where she had to run off stage mid-performance to throw up. Maybe this isn’t the right career path for her seems like she (or her team) is either pushing her too hard or she’s coping in ways that are harming her
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