A woman says she was knocked unconscious at a Charli XCX concert in Atlanta, Georgia, after a fight over a pair of underwear allegedly turned violent. Now, after initially turning to social media for help identifying the man she says attacked her, the search has taken a more serious turn.
The woman, identified as Aubree, shared a video recounting what allegedly happened at the concert and asked anyone who attended the show to send her footage that might help identify the person responsible.
Aubree described where she had been standing in the audience before explaining that the underwear cannons had gone off. During the concert, Charli XCX used the cannons to launch pairs of underwear into the crowd. Aubree said she managed to grab a black pair, but someone behind her tried to snatch it from her hand. She then heard the fabric rip.
Aubree alleged that the person behind her attacked her shortly afterward, grabbing the back of her head and forcefully throwing her to the ground. She immediately lost consciousness and could not remember much of what happened next. She recalled regaining consciousness and then convulsing. “I had no control over my body,” she said.
Aubree said her sister holding her helped calm her down as security surrounded them. Security personnel eventually carried her out of the crowd and took her to the medical area. The alleged attack left her with missing hair at the back of her head where she said she had been pulled. She also developed a hematoma on the back of her head.
The incident resulted in Aubree being hospitalized and diagnosed with a mild brain injury and a concussion. She also believes the traumatic experience left her with PTSD. Aubree ended her video by saying she wanted justice and asking anyone with information about the alleged assault to contact her.
What Happened Next
In a follow-up video, Aubree said she had received a significant amount of footage from the concert, which had helped her piece together what happened. Someone also contacted her and shared a video capturing the incident, along with descriptions of the individuals allegedly involved in the attack.
Aubree added that she was now trying to identify a group of three to four men. She described them as wearing mostly black clothing with neon accessories and having tattoos and piercings. She also said the main person she accused of assaulting her was wearing a bandana and had short, black, curly hair.
According to the person who provided Aubree with the information, the men allegedly continued joking about the incident after security carried her away. They also reportedly bragged about taking the underwear from her hands.
Aubree later shared another video containing additional details about the alleged assault. She included footage showing her lying unconscious on the ground after the incident to support her account. At the end of the video, she repeated her description of the group and the main suspect she was trying to identify.
In a follow-up video, Aubree said she believed she had narrowed down the identities of the men allegedly involved. She shared images from the concert and said she had cross-checked information she received with multiple sources.
However, the search has since raised concerns about possible misidentification. In an October 12 update, a family member asked people to stop posting names, Instagram accounts and photos of individuals who had not been confirmed as responsible for the alleged attack. The family said they appreciated the help they had received but didn’t want the search to turn into online vigilante justice.
In her latest update, Aubree shared footage of security personnel carrying her out of the crowd after she allegedly lost consciousness. A man Aubree believes was part of the group appeared to record her as they carried her away. She also pointed out that another man she believes was with the group appeared to look at her unconscious body with disgust.
The video ended with Aubree sharing footage of the man she alleged had attacked her. She explained that he was not visible in the recording of her being carried out. By then, however, the search had moved beyond asking TikTok viewers for help, with her family saying the proper authorities were handling the information gathered.
Viewers Outraged Over Charli XCX Concert Incident
Most viewers expressed outrage after Aubree shared details of the alleged attack. “People are evil omg,” one commenter wrote. Another reacted to what allegedly started the confrontation, writing, “That’s so so so scary. Over a pair of underwear! I’m so sorry.”
Others initially joined Aubree’s effort to identify the people allegedly involved, with one viewer writing, “we seriously need to find out who did this.” But the crowdsourced search has apparently reached its limit.
Aubree’s family said the information gathered from concertgoers has been helpful but is now “being handled by the proper authorities.” As of the latest update, no arrests or charges related to the alleged attack have been publicly announced.
