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personally... i was at one point prolly considered a candy raver... so...
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My problem with candy kids, is most are too young to get into real clubs. My advice grow the fuck up and wait to get into real clubs.
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the vibe is better at the raves than at the clubs here... there's no judgement, no hate.... it's all good, you don't have to worry about pissing someone off and getting in a fight
i would rather go to a party than go to a club
sure i like to drink too, but alcohol tends to bring out the worst in some peeps...
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Also all the candy and shit they wear bothers me.
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then don't look at them
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If you say that these kids ruin or taint the scene in north america, you are an ignorant fool. If it wasn't for these kids coming out to "raves", and creating the positive vibe that makes it so much fun, your ass would be sitting in your bedroom listening to music all by yourself, because no one would be throwing parties.
Like it or not, they are a crowd. Clubs need crowds to come to parties, so they can make money. The stereotype holds up alot of the time that these are younger kids, but it's unfortunate that they are looked down upon, instead of educated. Years ago in America, new people in the scene were welcomed wholeheartedly, which was why it was INSANE up until a few years ago. No judgements, everyone was equal, the "i'm better than you are" philosophy didn't even exist.
These are not the only kids that are fucked up at a club, I've known alot that didn't do anything at all. They're just on happy substances, instead of alcohol, or K, or GHB. Saying that these people taint the scene because of drug use is ridiculous. Drug usage is done by all different kinds of partygoers, unfortunately, those are the ones thrown into the spotlight(bright clothing makes it a litle easier )
What the hell do you care that these kids wear shit to the mall?
You feel embarrased because they represent a scene you're into, and it makes a bad impression upon you?
Bullshit. At least they are comfortable enough with themselves to dress how they want, and do what they want, and not give a DAMN about what anyone else thinks. Which is more than alot of the haters can say about themselves, otherwise they wouldn't have such a problem with these kids.
At the time(a while ago), I probably would have been called a candy kid, and so what, I had a blast, I'm not ashamed to admit it. Unfortunately, those days of fun have long passed, and now I'm bitter , but not a hater.
Peace to everyone who chooses to express themselves in whatever way they want.
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