Culture Marilyn Manson crushed by two giant guns - Rushed to the hospital

http://loudwire.com/marilyn-manson-crushed-by-stage-prop-nyc-show/

Marilyn Manson's New York City concert tonight (Sept. 30) had to be cut short after a stage prop of two giant guns fell on top of the singer while he was performing "Sweet Dreams."

A rep for Manson told Variety, "Manson suffered an injury towards the end of an incredible NYC show. He is being treated at a local hospital.”

Additional fan-shot footage in the tweet below appears to show Manson attempting to grab hold of the scaffolding on the prop and climb on it before losing his balance and falling backward as the prop came down on top of him. Stagehands immediately rushed the stage to pull the prop off of Manson.

"There was a lot of confusion in the crowd when it happened, people thought it was maybe part of the act," says Loudwire's John Hill, who was at the show. "When the guitarist moved over, the crowd started to freak out. Everyone was really worried and then chants started. They had the crowd move out of the venue real quick."

There's currently no word on if Manson has been seriously injured, though he has reportedly been taken to the hospital.

This is just one day after Manson's gig in Pittsburgh, Pa. where he potentially broke his ankle while performing "The Beautiful People."
Two stage props that were giant guns fell, and fucked him up. So edgy.
 
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To be fair, there really is no evidence that Eric and Dylan were Marilyn Manson fans.

The media couldn't get away with blaming Rammstein and KMFDM though, because they just weren't well known enough. That and Doom, that's what caused it.

People who unironically believe that shit should be mocked at every interval.
He also came across really well in interviews back then. He still acted like an edgelord at times but his responses to the Columbine thing were always dignified, respectful, and intelligent. Nowadays is a different story, mind.
 
He also came across really well in interviews back then. He still acted like an edgelord at times but his responses to the Columbine thing were always dignified, respectful, and intelligent. Nowadays is a different story, mind.

I have nothing bad to say about Marilyn Manson, even now. I just think that he should chill on the concerts until he can figure out his health stuff. He really pushed the limits back in the day, I've seen some behind the scenes video of him talking about his injuries in the early 2000s. He definitely responded to Columbine far better than just about anyone else did, and still do to similar incidents today. But no chance of anyone heeding his advice, because everybody wants to push an agenda.
 

His live performances are very hit and miss these days (mostly miss, from what I've seen). It seems that he just doesn't have the energy for it anymore.

I can't say much about the quality of his recent musical output, since I largely tuned out after The Golden Age of Grotesque was released, but his novelty has definitely worn thin.
 
It seems like this happens every time he preforms his "Sweet Dreams" cover.

Shit, don't preform that. or do, for all i care
 
Listen man, when your hard rock days are over, it's time to be a country singer.

Just ask Bon Jovi.
 
Alice Cooper is from Detroit. Manson is from Ohio. I think that has something to do with it.
Alice Cooper also makes a point of switching the persona off and leading a pretty chilled life as soon as he leaves the stage. Marilyn manson, not so much.
 
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