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Neon / Nu Rave @ EDC (pg. 2)
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| euphoria |
On a related note I did witness a funny convo between to young neons in training over having the same fluorescent yellow socks up to their knees that kinda went like this....
"Yo bro I like ur socks" (looks down and points to his socks) "no you got the same socks man" "where did you buy yours" "hot topic" hahaha "yea these socks are dope!" and then they had a bromance moment and hung out together listening to Armin. |
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| diabloargentino |
it definitely makes me want to puke.
but as much as i could sit here all day and make fun of the 16 year old girls who thought afrojack was the best moment of their lives..
..i'll shut up, walk over to the neon garden and enjoy richie hawtin with people that have the same tastes as i do. |
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| EarnYourKeep |
do you not expect to see this at ezoo now?
lols im shocked that you all are shocked |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by EarnYourKeep
do you not expect to see this at ezoo now?
lols im shocked that you all are shocked |
+1 this has been going on for quite some time now. Even last year's EZ had half the population looking like LMFAO and Paris Hiltons children. |
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| EliPsE |
This neon has been going on for years. When I was in school a few years ago, it took over once that ty electro became popular.
I saw pictures that made me want to puke. I don't care what anyone wears really, but I just can't hang around those types of crowds. If I want to hang out with Bros, I would stay in NJ. |
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| kingchinc |
| best shirt i saw was "I'm fat, lets party" |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by kingchinc
best shirt i saw was "I'm fat, lets party" |
I want it. :toothless |
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| Neonbeats |
| quote: | Originally posted by kingchinc
best shirt i saw was "I'm fat, lets party" |
Best shirt I saw was some kid that had "My Nose is Lonely" in big font, made me lol |
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| Eu Pili |
| quote: | Originally posted by AY STAR
as long as they behave and dont get stupid on drugs i really could careless...but if they act a fool than it is def a buzz kill to the party |
Sad part.. I actually had to walk away twice from these type of instances on Saturday. The funny one was when Ingrosso dropped Save The World, some douche bag with about 5 sweatbands, neon shirt/shorts decided it would be fun to jump into people and spray his beer everywhere. I just remember some girl walking up to him, pouring her beer all over him and slapping him in the face.
I just don't understand how people can listen to Afrojack.. As I was leaving last night, it just sounded like pure coming out of those speakers.. I dunno..... Trolol.
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| kadomony |
ITS ALL ABOUT THE MUSIC YOU GUYS HEEE HEEEHEEE |
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| pyro264jb |
| quote: | Originally posted by LAdazeNYnights
I've seen pictures on my facebook newsfeed of old friends at festivals in that sort of attire. I just can't help but shudder at the thought of it. :nervous:
Some past friends of mine from college who I can now say, most assuredly, embody the term 'bro' (and certainly embodied it when I knew them) have been making the rounds in the festival scene as well. I see pictures of them in day glo outfits, loose fitting tank tops with neon headbands, and so on and so forth. These are the same friends, mind you, who for four years refused to go to coachella with me. Over that same time period, week in and week out they'd tell me 'yeah we're down to check out that party with you next weekend' and then come go-time I'd have to attend alone / with only whoever my girl at the time was.
Even the more "I don't know anything about dance music and am weirded out by strange people but I like to have a good time"-friendly events weren't appealing enough for them. This year they asked if they'd see me at Coachella. We went different weeks. Still, I didn't have the heart to tell them that Coachella-as-true-music-experience is dying, quick. The Levels crowd has taken over the once-eclectic dance music scene there, and the festival is less stacked, for lack of a better word, with talent (emerging, past, present) than it used to be. That's a whole 'nother rant though.
What I'm really wanting to say is that it's a very popular thing to do now - be interested in dubstepping to remixes of levels. The bro crowd has latched onto it as a result of the associated 'coolness' and are trying, desperately, to integrate themselves seamlessly.
I'm going to DEMF next week with this girl I've never met before and she was saying something along the lines of "Detroit scares me, maybe it's best if I don't wear any of my rave outfits." To her credit, this girl has (mostly) very good taste in music, but is also influenced by her generation (18-21 crowd now, I guess)--in that regard, she's unlike anyone I've met before. She loves Dash Berlin and SHM, but no more than she loves Martin Buttrich and Chris Liebling.
Maybe I'm just too cynical, jaded.
Maybe we all are? |
what happened to that older chick you dated?
hope all is well bro :-) |
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| AY STAR |
| quote: | Originally posted by Eu Pili
Sad part.. I actually had to walk away twice from these type of instances on Saturday. The funny one was when Ingrosso dropped Save The World, some douche bag with about 5 sweatbands, neon shirt/shorts decided it would be fun to jump into people and spray his beer everywhere. I just remember some girl walking up to him, pouring her beer all over him and slapping him in the face.
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wow that is a real douchebag you're right
even if i did actually save the world i wouldnt pour cheap beer on random people and play that crappy song :rolleyes: |
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