FouseyTUBE’s Sold Out Show Evacuated and Cancelled Following Bomb Threat

Ross Deason

FouseyTUBE’s sold out “Hate Dies, Love Arrives” show at the Greek Theatre was evacuated on Sunday night following a bomb threat.

According to reports, approximately 1,500 people were forced to leave the venue after someone made a call to the police and claimed to have placed an explosive device in the theater.

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An investigation ensued and no such device was discovered, reportedly leading the Los Angeles Police Department to believe that this could have been a “swatting” incident.

Swatting involves a prank call that attempts to deceive emergency services into sending large numbers of armed police officers to a particular address.

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One clip from theCHAIZYchannel’s video of the event has been circulating online and shows the moment where attendees were asked to leave the venue and were ushered along by police officers.

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Yousef ‘Fousey’ Eraket’s posted a video to his Instagram channel where he discussed not being able to get into his show which, according to reports, was sold out:

“We’re just being tested right now”

#July15th

A post shared by Yousef Erakat ™ (@fousey) on

The popular YouTuber followed this up with another post some hours later, saying that he knows there is a lot of “confusion and miscommunication right now” and claiming that his loyal fans could be fed a “false narrative”:

“A wave of love and energy just caused a catastrophic movement that won’t be felt until the next 24 hours. I know there’s a lot of confusion and miscommunication right now. And trust me, there will be a narrative that will tried to be fed to y’all. But if you believe in love and God, I ask y’all to be patient, be understanding, wait for the story to tell itself. I won’t say a single thing for the next 24 hours to allow the WORLD to tell the story in its own.”

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Ross is a former Dexerto writer and editor. Ross joined Dexerto in 2017 as a CSGO and Call of Duty writer after completing his History degree. He later became the Acting Head of Editorial at Dexerto but failed in his mission to become a Counter-Strike pro. Maybe it's time to retire and give Valorant a try.