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OK some of you might not agree with this, but I can't stand it when the lead singer of the band is like "everyone take three steps back, these people up front don't have any room"
Well la-ti-da. You're up front seeing the band. I can't feel too much pity for you because you have a great spot during the show and you can see everything. I'm behind Frankenstein back here. You chose to stand up front, you gotta get a little squishing action. I also don't like it when the band yells out things like "you mother f'ers" and the like. Um, I'm paying my good money to see you play. Please don't insult me. |
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a couple of months ago i was at a jason mraz show at a really small venue..after his set i was trying to make my way out (b/c i knew there wouldn't be an encore) and the place was PACKED..so i'm making/pushing my way thru the crowd when i get towards the door and theres some stupid guy there(probably late teens-early 20s) and i was like excuse me..he just looked at me and was like "i'm not moving" so i said "excuse me??" so he said it again, so i said "fine, if you won't move, i'll make you move" and i pushed him out of the way..seriously..what has happened to people that they can just be so downright rude and disrespectful. |
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Concerts bring out the worst in me. I am not a confrontational person, but I shoved a girl and knocked her beer out of her hand (she was SLOSHED and trying to get past me and my friends to the front row) at a John Mayer concert, and I pushed another girl around at a Save Ferris concert a couple years ago. I was like 5'3", 110 -- she was was 6'0", 200, easy -- and I was in the front row, which is where she wanted to be, so she kept trying to shove me out of the way. I guess she figured that I would be an easy target since I was so little. Well, I fought back and elbowed her in the gut every time she got too close. Once, after a particularly violent shove on her part, I cleared her out with my elbow. The look she gave me was so murderous that the boy next to me offered to switch places with me and stand between the two of us in order to protect me! She didn't touch me for the rest of the show. I guess I should thank her, though -- not only did I get to stand in the front row, but I made friends with the chivalrous cutie next to me. :D
I practically b!tch-slapped a kid at a Reel Big Fish show, too. The drummer threw his drumsticks into the crowd and I caught one, and the kid stole it from me. I could have killed him. And whenever some kid is moshing practically on top of me I like to leave my elbow sticking out so it jabs them in the ribs -- that usually stops them. Haha, this is making me sound like a horrible person. I swear I'm not! |
...And mr. honeychile can't understand why I don't enjoy going to concerts any more!
By the time you've paid for the tickets, ticketbast***, parking, his & her t-shirts, and one drink each, the last thing I need is the screaming, the pushing, the shoving, and the contact high. But oh, wait! Since mr. honeychile loves the Grateful Dead, and heaven only knows if they may play one song with ONE NOTE's difference, we must go to each one within a 600 mile radius! Then there's always the "I took an acid trip in 1969 and haven't come down yet" person dancing like one of Jerry's kids in the aisle, and the younger "I'm on my first acid trip and oh man is it a bad one hey there's snakes growing out of your head look at the pretty music can't you see the colors?" teenager who is freaking out right next to you. And let's not forget the traffic, when EVERYONE must, by some freakin' law, play their favorite cd on the way out of the parking lot loud enough to share with everyone else. I'll just stop here, but I could go on and on. The day I thought, "I don't care if I ever go to another concert again," was one of my life's best epiphanies. |
This is for festival or festival seating shows. People that decided to have their friends or girlfriend in their shoulder. usually, it's a group of people. This happen recently at the 46664 show. There was like 7 people who was on the top of their friends shoulder. Some people started to shout for them to get down. They did not. So, they begun throwing stuff at the girls. They finally got the hint.
Also, people who decide to make a big ass banner and decided tos how it off for the entire show. Put it down, I can't see anything. |
The tall people. I'm pretty tall myself but damnit..someone always manages to block half my view!
Also, people who smoke weed! I'm sorry, I'm not trying to get high ! Guys who try to chat you up ...I mean this is a friggin' concert, can we at least enjoy the damn show? |
Gaaahhhh!!! People at concerts!
It's kinda funny how a lot of these stories seem to be coming from Aerosmith concerts. I, of course, have one, too: I was at their concert with some friends, actually not even at the concert yet but in the opening lobby area before going into the concert area. Not a whole lot of people were there yet, but this one completely drunk couple came staggering by. They tried to use us to prop themselves up, but we would have none of that. THEN, the dumb girl puked right ON my friend's shoes! It was so disgusting. But my friend got her back, by ever-so-calmly dumping her nachos with chili cheese sauce on the girl's head, so that it oozed down into her hair and on her clothes and was just a huge mess. A bit mean, maybe, but she deserved it. Honestly, puking on someone? My friend tried to wash off her shoes in the bathroom but then had to spend the entire concert with puke on her shoes, and then on the drive home we made her put them in the trunk b/c they smelled so bad. |
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