There is no shortage of horror stories involving flying. At this point it's essentially a pick your poison scenario. We talked recently about a door aboard a flight ripping off and sucking off a passengers shirt. There have been malicious fecal distributors, people who relieve themselves in the aisle and more bare feet on armrests than we can count. How about maggots on a plane?

Last Tuesday, a plane headed from Amsterdam to Detroit was quickly turned around after a passenger had maggots fall on top of them from someone's carry-on. The carry-on was stored properly in the overhead bin, however, it was not packed properly. According to reports from People.com, "an improperly packed carry-on" containing rotten fish wrapped in newspaper was found in a nearby overhead bin". Talk about disgusting.

Well, according to reports from People.com, a passenger on the plane named Philip Schotte gave a statement to local Detroit news out FOX2. He said, "the woman was freaking out, trying to kind of fight off these maggots".

According to People.com. the flight was an hour into it's nine-hour flight when it had to turn back. The passengers were put on the next available flight and no one was injured.

So, if you aren't familiar with the movie 'Snakes on a Plane' starring Samuel L. Jackson, it's hard not to envision him battling an onslaught of maggots. Maggots falling from the skies would make anybody sick but it's not as dangerous as a plane full of snakes. Grosser, some would argue yes. We guess it would depend on the amount of maggots on the plane. We have been unable to see any actual photos from the incident but how many maggots could one rotten fish wrapped in newspaper produce?

So at the end of the day, no one was injured from the maggots. But,  we can all agree it has to be a pretty traumatizing to have maggots fall from an overhead bin on to your head.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame unveiled its nominees for the 2024 induction class on Saturday (Feb. 10). After the news broke, many of the nominees issued statements and shared their reactions to the news. Some nominees were thrilled, while others were...well...Liam Gallagher, who had the type of reaction you'd expect.

This year, there are 15 nominees. They are:

-Mary J. Blige
-Mariah Carey
-Cher
-Dave Matthews Band
-Eric B. & Rakim
-Foreigner
-Peter Frampton
-Jane's Addiction
-Kool & the Gang
-Lenny Kravitz
-Oasis
-Sinéad O'Connor
-Ozzy Osbourne
-Sade
-A Tribe Called Quest

The Rock Hall noted that ten of the 15 nominees are on the ballot for the first time. Those artists are Mariah Carey, Cher, Foreigner, Peter Frampton, Kool & the Gang, Lenny Kravitz, Oasis, Sinéad O’Connor, Ozzy Osbourne and Sade.

Keep scrolling to read the reactions from some of the artists about their nominations.

The 2024 inductees will be announced in late April. This year's induction ceremony will take place in Cleveland. The exact date of the ceremony is currently unknown, but it will take place in the fall. As with last year, the 2024 ceremony will live stream on Disney+. An edited special will air on ABC at a later date, which will be available on Hulu the next day.

As with previous years, the public will have the opportunity to voice their choice via the Fan Vote at Vote.RockHall.com starting today (February 10) through April 26. Fans are allowed to vote once per day during the Fan Vote period. Visitors of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum in Cleveland will also have the opportunity to vote in person. The "Fans' Ballot" from the fan vote and will be counted among the other ballots filled out by various artists, historians, and music industry professionals.

The classic rock band issued a lengthy statement in response to their Rock Hall nomination. In the statement was a personal statement from guitarist/founding member Mick Jones. He said, in part, "I deeply appreciate the recognition from the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame committee ... Getting this news today is an incredible endorsement of what we have achieved over time."

Foreigner has been one of the Rock Hall's most notable snubs over the years. The band has been eligible since 2003, and this is their first nomination.

The pop/R&B icon took to social media and wrote, "Beyond excited and thrilled to be among these legendary nominees for this year’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Congratulations to all!"

Fellow nominee Lenny Kravitz jumped into the comments and wrote, "Congratulations! We’ve come a long way. Honored to share yet another experience with you."

Carey has been eligible for induction since 2016. This is her first nomination.

Speaking of Kravitz, the rocker reacted to his Rock Hall nomination by writing on social media, "Woke up to this! Grateful to be nominated for this prestigious honor, @rockhall."

Kravitz has been eligible for induction since 2014. This is his first nomination.

The only reaction to Oasis' nomination came from singer Liam Gallagher. He wrote via X (formerly Twitter), "F--- the Rock n Roll hall of fame its full of BUMBACLARTS."

This is the first nomination for Oasis, who have been eligible for induction since 2020. If they do end up getting enough votes for the 2024 class, here's hoping the band sends a letter similar to what the Sex Pistols did when they were inducted in 2006.

...Anyway, here's "Wonderwall."

Dave Matthews Band took to social media to express being "thrilled" over the nomination. The band also plugged the Fan Vote, which the band [inlink id="rock-hall-fan-vote-final-totals" text="famously won when they were first nominated in 2020"].

DMB fans were very colorful in the comments of their social media post. One fan wrote, "If you don’t get it this year…I will kick out all the windows and send fire through this life." Meanwhile, another wrote, "WE RIDE AT DAWN."

Another long-overlooked first-time nominee in 2024 was Peter Frampton. The guitar icon shared two social media posts. In the first one, he playfully wrote, "That’s really great! Wait, you mean I’m not already in the @rockhall?!"

Frampton fleshed out his feelings in a follow-up post. He wrote, "Well, I don’t know about you guys, but I’m thrilled to be nominated for induction into the @rockhall. For a long time you, my friends, have been telling me I should be in it. So now that I’m nominated, I’m going to ask you a huge favor. Please vote for me (a lot) at vote.rockhall.com and let’s get this done! Then I’ll see you in Cleveland this Fall. Thank you all!"

The Prince of Darkness was grateful for his nomination. He wrote in a statement, "I’m deeply honored to receive this news from the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. To be one of the few musicians who’s being considered for a second entry, now as a solo artist, is something I could never have imagined. After 44 years as a solo artist the fact that I can continue to record music and receive this recognition is something I am incredibly proud of."