DEATHPACT retweeted
if casey wasserman doesn’t step down, i will not remain with the agency
his actions do not reflect the integrity of the agents i work with, and if change does not happen, we will take our talents elsewhere
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Day 15 of playing my favorite artists’ music until I’m playing on stage with one of them: @DEATHPACT - GATEKEEPER
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@DEATHPACT your set at IllFest was was awesome! Thanks for another amazing show! Yall always treat Texas well. 🖤🌙
DEATHPACT retweeted
TONIGHT! 😈 @ILLFESTATX afters with @DEATHPACT, @canablisss, and more!
Tickets open to public, no festival pass needed pass needed to attend.
10pm-3am
🎫 etix.com/ticket/p/43508144/i…
I am part of Deathpact and I was the masked person who appeared in a video circulating on the internet from the show in Phoenix last weekend.
I am incredibly sorry to her for what happened. In hurrying to meet and greet as many fans as possible, I wasn’t careful enough and clearly touched her in a way that I shouldn’t have – and did not intend to. I promise you, it was not intentional. My intention was to give her a friendly shoulder tap. I missed her shoulder. My wife, my family, and team were right there with me in that moment. As soon as I became aware of what happened, I apologized to her and her partner that same evening, in person. This is not in any way – and never has been – what we as a project or I as an individual stand for. I am sickened that I failed her, our community, my team, and my family.
Earlier this week while trying to address the situation as quickly as possible, we missed the mark in trying to explain what happened. My responsibility isn’t just about what I meant to do, it’s about the impact of my actions on others. Period.
Going forward, we are changing how we engage with our community to ensure that personal space is respected so that something like this never happens again.
We have taken the necessary steps to make sure this is a safe space for everyone - again, I apologize and I look forward to seeing our fans this weekend.
It was immediately brought to our attention that someone had a negative experience and felt unsafe during the rail meet and greet at our show in Phoenix. The situation was incredibly hectic, more so than usual. That, combined with the low visibility of the mask resulted in an incredibly brief, unintended, accidental exchange that made this individual uncomfortable.
While we were under the impression that this matter was resolved through our direct conversations, we understand why people are discussing it. Our priority remains the safety and well-being of our community, and we stand by our commitment to learn and improve.















