Las Vegas Shooting: 'King Of Instagram' Dan Bilzerian Detailed The Devastating Event; Brought A Victim To The Hospital

Las Vegas shooting has been named the deadliest mass shooting in the United States modern history. The devastating events injure 527 people and took the life of 59. The shooter namely Stephen Paddock killed himself after showering bullets through the broken window n two hotel rooms. The massacre happened during the Route 91 Harvest country music festival.

Self-proclaimed "King of Instagram" Dan Bilzerian was right there at the moment when the shooter opened fire at the Las Vegas music festival. Upon running for his own safety he grabbed a badly injured woman and personally, He rushed her to the nearby hospital. There and then he knew that the brutal event is a very serious measure.

He took a real-time Snapchat video. He realized how the event turns out to be a death-defying circumstance. In the video, Dan Bilzerian saw a woman get shot in the face. He also comes across dead bodies while making his own escape. He saw one particular victim and said that "She was dead. She had been shot in the head, and her brain was showing," according to Hollywood Life.

 Before the massacre, Dan was standing at the side of the stage together with his childhood friend and country star Jack Owen. He said that "We were on the stage when the gunfire started." He also narrated the tat first they are not sure what was going on. However, 15 seconds after, they already realized that the shots came from a high-powered gun, according to Mirror.

In addition, Dan also mentioned that the sound is like firecrackers. It is the same sound when supersonic bullets are flying over your head. He then admitted that he was pretty calm and all things are considered but he is definitely running for his life.

Furthermore, after he brought the injured woman in the hospital, Dan returned to the scene. He helps the police even they had the situation under control. He then cursed to the fact that he did not bring his own gun. He added that "It was a pretty strong wake-up call. This stuff can happen without warning anywhere."