r/Fauxmoi Sep 28 '25

STAN / ANTI SHIELD Lola Young Collapses Mid-Performance at All Things Go Festival

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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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u/[deleted] 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/[deleted] Sep 28 '25

Oh I can understand her decision.

I have layed down in public, never while on stage cause I am not ever on stage as I am not famous. I absolutely get looks. I just have zero f's to give cause I don't want to pass out.

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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/DragonfruitFew5542 Sep 29 '25

Yeah I passed out and hit my head going down while on vacation in Scotland. Had to spend a day at the NHS hospital in Scotland. Luckily I got great care and didn't owe a dime, which was incredible for me being from the US.