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| quote: | Originally posted by Scoops
sorry but the whole crotching in unison is one of the corniest things ever
just fcukin dance for christs sake |
have to weigh in here (don't I always):
I am totally with scoops, panda, cr24 etc on this.
I can't fucking stand it, I think it's silly, and most important, it reminds me of total group-think (ever tried to NOT say the Pledge of Allegiance at meetings for example?).
Plus it totally breaks the flow or the music if you are dancing to it, and makes you do what others think you should do, not what the music is telling you to do.
I was pretty far forward at this point, when this started, and then, not bothering, some girl was motioning to get down.
as I have seen this enough times elsewhere, I know to get out of the way as much as possible at that point, which here meant, mvoe over to wall and endure.
if IN ever puts that vid out there, I'll be that one person up frontt not doing this shit, lol, and probably looking suitably unimpressed (and vaguely uncomfortable).
pretty funny too, because about 3/4 back it petered out, so you just know it was peer-pressure doing the ocnformance thing up front.
so predictable, and so cheesy
(Argentina and Europe, ha)
ok the DJ's like it, but I can't change my mind on this.
Panda, i think you are referring to SHM TELLING the crowd to do this.
At least for music like we heard here, meaning quality, the DJs don't do that, it does more or less originate with the crowd.
At SHM's first MSG show it was like:
we're gonna do try a new thing, sit down, and when I tell you, jump.
LAME!
kindergarten is right, and it's embarrassing.
and they repeated this word for word at the RB AP (like half that whole set it seemed)
don't mean to offend anyone here who likes this, but that's how I see this. 3
(if this is from Argentina, no surprise there, we're not exactly talking about a country with a recent history of indivicual freedom, so kind of fits, even if that is overanalyzing this)
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