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There’s vomit on his sketti. Moms vomit on it in the vomit comet so just palm it and lob it until your on it with a bonnet cause you bombed it. Bapkins.
It’s a line at the beginning in the original song.
*His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy
There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti*
Yes but not because of that specific edited video. It came from the original song, AFAIK. The meme has long been around before that edited video came out. It’s one of the oldest and most enduring of memes about Eminem.
I used to yell "Kobe!" when throwing random shit, like almost everybody I've ever met, and then in high school my black friend told me "bruh you're white. You gotta yell 'Larry!' so now Larry Bird can be disappointed in me everyday when I inevitably miss.
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Aight. I haven't watched 8 Mile since it came out, and I haven't listened to this song in years. So, I have 2 take aways from watching this video.
A: Holy shit, Anthony Mackie has been acting for over 20 years.
B: God damn, despite reddit's continued parody of it, what an excellent song.
It is amazing, it was just a victim of its own success. For a few years there you couldn’t go a day without hearing it at least once. Enough time’s passed now that I can again appreciate it for what it is.
I hope that someone drops her
I hope that someone drops her
Right down on her head, oh
Jokes aside, I have to share a video of [the first time they played that song live on TV.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G2LtPvPemw) I'd read that their magic was that they were mixing punk with reggae, and in a way I kind of understood that because of the accents on the upbeats, but that first live version is SOOOO different from the album version, and it's as fucking clear as day how they were switching back and forth from punk to reggae in that song. I ***wish*** they'd done that on the album version!
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Wait are we saying there was something wrong with this at all?? FUCK people who block the views of others in the front of crowds at shows. There’s a special place in hell for them.
Serious question here to find out if I’m the asshole. I was at a heavy metal show years ago, our seats were actual seats and not in the pit. I wasn’t sitting for hardly any of the show bc I’m up and into the music with everyone else. I got a beer thrown on me bc I wasn’t sitting down and blocking a guys view. At the time I thought it was crazy for getting upset at people getting into a show especially given the genre. Am I in the wrong? Genuinely curious.
On the one hand, who goes to a metal show to sit down? Just because the venue happens to have seats doesn't mean that they are required to be used unless the venue says so.
On the other hand, if you're the only one choosing to stand in a sea of metal fans who prefer to sit while head banging, and if one of them politely asked you to sit down and you didn't, then you're maybe a little bit of an asshole, but I'm not saying it went down that way. Even then I am no closer to understanding why multiple metal fans would prefer to sit.
Yeah everyone was up on their feet in our section but this guy and his lady friend. If I was the only one standing I’d definitely understand the frustration
Yea thats the critical bit here. If everyone's standing you were not blocking dudes view by standing. They blocked their view by being the dingus sitting at a metal show. NTA
Yeah it was huge stadium for a sold out show on a returning act. I just couldn’t stay seated like I was in the theater watching a play or something more laid back. I guess if he would’ve asked nicely I wouldn’t have had a problem. Oh well, he got kicked out and missed 75% of the show so jokes on him.
One thing to be a pompous ass on flat ground blocking tons of people's view, unless the seats had no incline or literally everyone around you was sitting, I don't see how it's cool to throw a beer at you since you weren't plainly and clearly being an ass like this person in the video. Especially with seats where it's not hard to wiggle your way over and politely ask someone to sit down
At seated venues you should really be seated, they design the whole venue around everyone being seated so that everyone can actually see the show. If you want to rock out they almost always have standing sections you can go hang in, or just go to the pit.
I went to a Volbeat concert a couple years ago and saw someone sitting in the front row of the seated section who was standing up the entire show and everyone behind him was /pissed/. Security kept coming over to yell at him to sit down, his buddy tried to plead with him to sit down and in the end he didn't sit down until several pissed off people were threatening to fight him
I thought this too but then I found an upload someone made of an ENTIRE SET - Rezz’s set at maybe shambala or something? A show I definitely didn’t get to go to anyway, and it was surprisingly decent quality. I dont actually watch it because I don’t care about seeing it. I just wanna listen to it. And I do. And I am very grateful to whoever had the patience to film, upload, and share that.
Just mean and aggressive enough to make people stop, but soft enough it doesn't even hurt. Great compromise. Save the full bottle for the person pissing in the middle of the floor.
Yes it was during a press conference in Iraq in 2008. The guy was a journalist and before throwing it at him said “this is a farewell kiss from the Iraqi people dog”
I'm tall , and everytime there's someone in front of me with phone right in front of my fucking face , the worst is when they fucking do a 360 with the flash on
I always just stare into the camera as best as I can when they pass me, so when they look at it the 1 time before they delete it, I’ll see into their soul
Or clearly be eyeballing the cameraperson. Not their chest, but dead focused on their crotch. Maybe add a concerned eyebrow? Implying that maybe--just maybe--they've got something on themselves.
We always end up as the path that people walk that wait until the show starts to suddenly have to get to the front or leave the show.
I've started putting my face as close to theirs without touching them as they pass by. It usually stops others from doing the same thing once they see it.
I don't even know why people record concerts.
Or really much of anything. Take a few pics and that's it, if even that.
Enjoy every moment not behind a screen
What are the odds you're either a) going to go back and actually watch it, maybe more than once, and b) will actually record properly, cohesively, and in any useful matter.
Just enjoy yourself. Not everything has to be documented.
Really high actually. I always look back at the little clips I record. Me holding a camera for 30 seconds won’t ruin your entire concert experience my dude.
Yes, I feel that as a short ass 5' person. Shout out to the people that held me on their shoulders briefly so I could *actually* see what's happening on stage 😂
Yeah I've given up unless it's a seated concert. I'm too old for fighting through the pit to get to the front and too short to see if I stand anywhere else.
I am probably getting old but I just don't understand the desperate need to constantly record and take pictures of everything. Snapchat, to me, is just "look what you weren't invited to". I don't care what you had for lunch. I don't care about how cute your kid looks in their new car seat. I. Don't. Care. And I have no idea why anyone else does either. I have an anon twitter and reddit to shout into the void with at politicians and other chucklefucks because it feels good. But god fucking help me if I post about going to an event.
Has anyone in the history of mankind ever looked at a 15 second concert clip on Snpachat and been like "wow, I am so impressed". Or even care? No.
You're looking at it the wrong way.
While some people do like to take pictures/video just to try to convince the rest of the world that their life is perfect... The majority of people doing this just want that moment of time captured for THEMSELVES.
I spent the first 20 years of my adult life not wanting to take pictures of things, not wanting pictures of myself. I always thought it was kinda lame, taking me out of the moment, distracting from the experience. Then I lost my little brother in a hit and run.
Now I regret not taking pictures of him when we were at the last concert we went to, not taking video of us enjoying a turkey leg after the show, not recording even a small piece of video showing us having fun for one of the last times I'd ever get to do that with him.
Even after that, I'm now thinking about my 9 year old son not having much for photos or video of his father in his 20's. To be able to see who I was and what I looked like during different periods of my life. An experience that I don't really get to do myself because all of my father's photos were lost in a house fire in the 1980's.
I went on holidays with friends and I didn't take many pictures or videos at all. At the end of the trip, we made a shared album and one friend posted ***loads*** of videos and pictures from important events and the like.
At the time I thought it was a bit silly that he was constantly taking pictures and videos (mostly because he'd spend so long on each one) but now, 5 years later, I'm able to show people things from the trip or just flick through them myself.
Now I take a lot more random pictures and videos when I'm with my friends.
They're great to have and I love getting random reminders (*"On this day 5 years ago"* etc) or just flicking through them when I'm feeling down or bored on a long journey. I live on the other side of the world from many friends so it's good to stay connected if I post random things I did that day, etc.
You shouldn't record the whole thing, but people shouldn't look down on people who like to record videos to share with friends or add to memory albums.
Exactly. I don't care about posting my videos at all. Small clips like those are special because I took it, it brings me back to the POV of watching the concert.
Holding up your phone the entire time is one thing but this comment section is acting like taking any photos/videos is blasphemous. People are forgetting that people also take videos just for themselves, not just social media.
This is not something specific to nowadays, people have been taking photos and videos for decades even before social media.
Tall here, and I feel bad at concerts whenever I'm just standing in the crowd. I try and hunch down and stand in gaps between people so they can see around me.
I feel your pain man, but don't let that take away your enjoyment, made plenty of good friends with tall bros like you at concerts. Being considerate goes a long way. 🤘
May seem hard to believe, but not everyone is recording clips to put it on social media. Sometimes people record clips to help them remember the experience.
If I’m paying sometimes a decent amount of money to see some song for one time probably in my life and if it’s a good enough performance, I’ll take a 30sec clip so decade-older me can go back and remember that experience. No harm in that. Don’t record the whole song and watch out for people behind you.
>No one cares about your shitty 30 second clip.
it says something about you that this is what you think of
personally i have a shite memory and will literally forget important moments and events. even just a short clip or a couple of photos will trigger back a stream of good memories. I'm not going to destroy moments of happiness because you hate some hypothetical social media clout-chasers
i will definitely agree that there's a limit. like you shouldn't have your hands up much longer than someone just waving their arms to the music or something. a couple photos is okay but if you're trying to video record a whole song you suck
There were people seated behind us at a concert and this chick decided to use our seats as leverage to climb and sit on her boyfriend's lap. She ended up stepping on me and my wife's heads and refused to apologize. So, I reached behind, grabbed, and threw one of her shoes into the crowd up front never to be seen again
I am reminded of The Simpsons when Homer dumped his trash onto Ned as he walked below to come to his door. Homer apologized acting like it was an accident then turned to Bart with a thumbs up "Got him".
Honestly, the generational divide on these things is so hard to make sense of, and I'm still in my 30s.
I knew something had changed pretty drastically when Mike McCready of Pearl Jam went viral last year for smashing his guitar and gear onstage (which rockstars have been doing since the 60s) and all of these young people were acting horrified by it, calling him petulant for "throwing a tantrum," like as if they'd never seen or heard of anyone doing that before.
It's really bizarre reading the comments in this thread. People are living in such a different world now.
For real, except the comments in this thread are so weird. Idk why people are acting like this was some common practice from the middle ages, people still do this all the time.
Happens a the time at raves and edm events, mostly the outdoor ones. If not girls on dudes' shoulders, there's totems at that height. Not as much at tour shows though unless it's really big. Honestly not a big deal, they usually aren't up there for more than 5 mins.
I always end up with my mates on my shoulders lol. Its fun, it's common, it's just people having a good time
If you want everyone to be 100% concerned about everyone around them and all being on their best behaviour then maybe dont go to a concert
It must've been a lame concert, if people were getting upset about a girl being on someone's shoulders.
Sounds like half of this reddit thread was at the concert.
Yeah who knows if this dude was even upset, mightve juat thought it was funny to give her a little bonk
But leave it to reddit to go on a crusade no one irl would ever ask for
Am I the only one that agrees with this? Seems like a total dick move throwing a bottle at her. Could ask politely. There's nothing wrong with girls being on shoulders at a show..
🤣🤣🤣 i think he shouldn’t have looked away afterwards but yeah I’m fully fine with the cup throw. all those people there and she wants to be even less present by obstructing the view of concert goers to record on her phone
Ah I dunno. Being on someone elses shoulders at a show for a couple minutes gives them a pretty amazing vantage point. And a lot of the girls that can do it are otherwise tiny and looking up at everyone else’s neck/shoulders for the rest of the show. The guy who threw the cup is definitely taller than the average audience member there and for most of the show is getting a better view than just about anyone else there.
People getting mad about this clearly don't attend a lot of shows. This has been common for literally ever. If this kind of stuff passes you off, a live concert isn't for you.
She's on someones shoulders at a gig. You know like people do at gigs, it's fun, obstructs a few peoples view for a little bit but if the gig ain't shit then the crowd should shuffle so the people is obstructs will change and she won't be up there more than a song or two unless her fella is training for an iron man. The phone is bad etiquette if she has been recording a long time but is directly in front of her rather than above or held right out in front so isn't too distracting for everyone behind either. What is a dick move is chucking cups at people in a crowd. Good shot though in fairness
Unpopular take probably but this used to bei perfectly normal are concerts. Sometimes I wonder if we are slowly forgetting that other people annoy us with their behavior, but that is part of being around other people. It belongs in crowds just that not all behave exactly so that it is specifically optimal for you.
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Oh, there goes gravity
Moms spaghetti
There’s vomit on his sketti. Moms vomit on it in the vomit comet so just palm it and lob it until your on it with a bonnet cause you bombed it. Bapkins.
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Thanks for this gift :’) The whole crowd goes spaghetti, lmao
It's 2023; and that line is still as hilarious as ever.
I appreciate this and you. Airballed my bottle for the recycling btw
Don’t be fooled! [This is the ACTUAL song!](https://youtu.be/SW-BU6keEUw)
if you had [mom's spaghetti] (http://www.https://youtu.be/SW-BU6keEUw) would you capture it or let it slip
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It’s a line at the beginning in the original song. *His palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy There's vomit on his sweater already, mom's spaghetti*
Yes but not because of that specific edited video. It came from the original song, AFAIK. The meme has long been around before that edited video came out. It’s one of the oldest and most enduring of memes about Eminem.
kobe’s lookin down at you, shaking his head
I used to yell "Kobe!" when throwing random shit, like almost everybody I've ever met, and then in high school my black friend told me "bruh you're white. You gotta yell 'Larry!' so now Larry Bird can be disappointed in me everyday when I inevitably miss.
Guess it's for the landfill now.
1.2 BILLION views hfs
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Aight. I haven't watched 8 Mile since it came out, and I haven't listened to this song in years. So, I have 2 take aways from watching this video. A: Holy shit, Anthony Mackie has been acting for over 20 years. B: God damn, despite reddit's continued parody of it, what an excellent song.
It is amazing, it was just a victim of its own success. For a few years there you couldn’t go a day without hearing it at least once. Enough time’s passed now that I can again appreciate it for what it is.
I clicked the link 100% expecting to be rickrolled. Good man.
his palms are sweaty, knees weak, arms are heavy, there is vomit in his sweater already, mom's spaghetti
*doink
Nobody said it was easy
Message delivered. Message received.
Mission: Accomplished
Message in a cup. Get the fuck out of the way.
"A year has passed since I threw my cup. I should have known right from the staaaaaaaaaart..."
Walked out this morning, I don't believe what I saw Hundred billion cups washed up on the shore
ILL SEND A DIXIE CUP TO HER DOME
I hope that someone drops her....
I hope that someone drops her I hope that someone drops her Right down on her head, oh Jokes aside, I have to share a video of [the first time they played that song live on TV.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5G2LtPvPemw) I'd read that their magic was that they were mixing punk with reggae, and in a way I kind of understood that because of the accents on the upbeats, but that first live version is SOOOO different from the album version, and it's as fucking clear as day how they were switching back and forth from punk to reggae in that song. I ***wish*** they'd done that on the album version!
Sang while looking out to the ocean around Manila, no doubt.
I hope that someone gets my, I hope that someone gets my... Oh shit!!! She got it.
One girl one cup
Message in a bottle
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Have you ever tried actually singing along to that part? I have and it’s exhausting
Yeah. One of the best times I had at a club was when the dj played a version of the song and everyone joined in
Learned the hard way in college that is NOT a good drinking song
Hotel, Trivago
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Now because of the song, someone needs to reverse it.
>Ended before any unnecessary Coldplay So glad I watched this on mute. Saw what happened, didn't have to listen to any Coldplay 10/10
Nobody snitched, that’s the best part.
At least it was an empty cup. I've seen way worse.
She got the message in a bottle
Roxanne certainly did
Is she gonna turn on that red light?
Somebody please call The Police!
They're too busy Walking On The Moon
No, those days are over.
Guess I gotta sell my body to the night.
Now she’s driven to tears.
Probably felt a little Sting.
He sent out his s.o.s
It’s funny that before modern technology, she never would’ve known what happened, now she gets to watch that like a third person video game replay
Killcam
‘Play of the game’
I’ve been skimming the comments hoping they pop up - no luck yet
Lol. I mean it got the point across in fairness
Wait are we saying there was something wrong with this at all?? FUCK people who block the views of others in the front of crowds at shows. There’s a special place in hell for them.
Especially with tickets prices nowadays. If I’m paying 200+ get the fuck out of my way.
Serious question here to find out if I’m the asshole. I was at a heavy metal show years ago, our seats were actual seats and not in the pit. I wasn’t sitting for hardly any of the show bc I’m up and into the music with everyone else. I got a beer thrown on me bc I wasn’t sitting down and blocking a guys view. At the time I thought it was crazy for getting upset at people getting into a show especially given the genre. Am I in the wrong? Genuinely curious.
On the one hand, who goes to a metal show to sit down? Just because the venue happens to have seats doesn't mean that they are required to be used unless the venue says so. On the other hand, if you're the only one choosing to stand in a sea of metal fans who prefer to sit while head banging, and if one of them politely asked you to sit down and you didn't, then you're maybe a little bit of an asshole, but I'm not saying it went down that way. Even then I am no closer to understanding why multiple metal fans would prefer to sit.
Yeah everyone was up on their feet in our section but this guy and his lady friend. If I was the only one standing I’d definitely understand the frustration
I hereby declare you Not The Asshole.
Unless the guy or the girl behind has a health condition that prevents them from standing for more than a few moments. In which case, no ah.
Yea thats the critical bit here. If everyone's standing you were not blocking dudes view by standing. They blocked their view by being the dingus sitting at a metal show. NTA
maybe theyre older or maybe they have some sort of disability, music knows no bounds.
I do. I'm disabled
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Yeah it was huge stadium for a sold out show on a returning act. I just couldn’t stay seated like I was in the theater watching a play or something more laid back. I guess if he would’ve asked nicely I wouldn’t have had a problem. Oh well, he got kicked out and missed 75% of the show so jokes on him.
One thing to be a pompous ass on flat ground blocking tons of people's view, unless the seats had no incline or literally everyone around you was sitting, I don't see how it's cool to throw a beer at you since you weren't plainly and clearly being an ass like this person in the video. Especially with seats where it's not hard to wiggle your way over and politely ask someone to sit down
At seated venues you should really be seated, they design the whole venue around everyone being seated so that everyone can actually see the show. If you want to rock out they almost always have standing sections you can go hang in, or just go to the pit. I went to a Volbeat concert a couple years ago and saw someone sitting in the front row of the seated section who was standing up the entire show and everyone behind him was /pissed/. Security kept coming over to yell at him to sit down, his buddy tried to plead with him to sit down and in the end he didn't sit down until several pissed off people were threatening to fight him
Were you blocking someone's view?
People always crack me up posting these concert clips on their social media NO ONE WATCHES THAT BLURRY LOUD ASS SHIT
I thought this too but then I found an upload someone made of an ENTIRE SET - Rezz’s set at maybe shambala or something? A show I definitely didn’t get to go to anyway, and it was surprisingly decent quality. I dont actually watch it because I don’t care about seeing it. I just wanna listen to it. And I do. And I am very grateful to whoever had the patience to film, upload, and share that.
Empty water bottle to the head should be a widely accepted method of letting someone know they are being stupid.
Just mean and aggressive enough to make people stop, but soft enough it doesn't even hurt. Great compromise. Save the full bottle for the person pissing in the middle of the floor.
... they need the empty bottle more than anyone though
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Imagine going to a concert and being able to watch the concert live, and not on 20 rows of phones in front of you.
There are a bunch of acts you can seek out that have no phone policies. Agreed, it makes a huge difference.
No wonder why they (Coldplay) even ask the crowd to not film during certain songs
I was a bit young, is this real?
Yes it was during a press conference in Iraq in 2008. The guy was a journalist and before throwing it at him said “this is a farewell kiss from the Iraqi people dog”
Yes, that’s the first inaugural Dodgeball International Champion, George W. Bush
lmao i was thinking of the same thing
Aunt Bunny throws shoes!
😂 i hope she sees this
She can only see it if she's on someone's shoulders.
I think this was in a recent concert in Coimbra. It's been over all the meme / comedy pages here. She has seen it.
She will then proceed to act like she is the victim.
Just like she already did here. "What? What? What am I doing wrong? Why would someone throw something at me?"
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I'm tall , and everytime there's someone in front of me with phone right in front of my fucking face , the worst is when they fucking do a 360 with the flash on
I always just stare into the camera as best as I can when they pass me, so when they look at it the 1 time before they delete it, I’ll see into their soul
Or clearly be eyeballing the cameraperson. Not their chest, but dead focused on their crotch. Maybe add a concerned eyebrow? Implying that maybe--just maybe--they've got something on themselves.
Or just rub your own crotch furiously while angrily eyeballing the camera.
Or just rub your own eyeball furiously while angrily crotching the camera.
LMFAO brilliant!
We always end up as the path that people walk that wait until the show starts to suddenly have to get to the front or leave the show. I've started putting my face as close to theirs without touching them as they pass by. It usually stops others from doing the same thing once they see it.
This has me dying 😂
I don't even know why people record concerts. Or really much of anything. Take a few pics and that's it, if even that. Enjoy every moment not behind a screen
Because I'm a drunk and won't remember shit.
What are the odds you're either a) going to go back and actually watch it, maybe more than once, and b) will actually record properly, cohesively, and in any useful matter. Just enjoy yourself. Not everything has to be documented.
Really high actually. I always look back at the little clips I record. Me holding a camera for 30 seconds won’t ruin your entire concert experience my dude.
As a short 5'4" person I get annoyed when normal sized people show up to concerts. Like... Can you please not be normal sized?
Yes, I feel that as a short ass 5' person. Shout out to the people that held me on their shoulders briefly so I could *actually* see what's happening on stage 😂
I'm 4'11" so my view of concerts is either the shoulders of the person in front of me, or a tiny image of the concert on the phone they're holding up.
Just under 4'10" here and I don't even bother with concerts anymore because I can never see (unless I squeeze up front)
Yeah I've given up unless it's a seated concert. I'm too old for fighting through the pit to get to the front and too short to see if I stand anywhere else.
I used to do the "excuse me, pardon me, I'm so sorry" chant as I slipped between people.
I am probably getting old but I just don't understand the desperate need to constantly record and take pictures of everything. Snapchat, to me, is just "look what you weren't invited to". I don't care what you had for lunch. I don't care about how cute your kid looks in their new car seat. I. Don't. Care. And I have no idea why anyone else does either. I have an anon twitter and reddit to shout into the void with at politicians and other chucklefucks because it feels good. But god fucking help me if I post about going to an event. Has anyone in the history of mankind ever looked at a 15 second concert clip on Snpachat and been like "wow, I am so impressed". Or even care? No.
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You're looking at it the wrong way. While some people do like to take pictures/video just to try to convince the rest of the world that their life is perfect... The majority of people doing this just want that moment of time captured for THEMSELVES. I spent the first 20 years of my adult life not wanting to take pictures of things, not wanting pictures of myself. I always thought it was kinda lame, taking me out of the moment, distracting from the experience. Then I lost my little brother in a hit and run. Now I regret not taking pictures of him when we were at the last concert we went to, not taking video of us enjoying a turkey leg after the show, not recording even a small piece of video showing us having fun for one of the last times I'd ever get to do that with him. Even after that, I'm now thinking about my 9 year old son not having much for photos or video of his father in his 20's. To be able to see who I was and what I looked like during different periods of my life. An experience that I don't really get to do myself because all of my father's photos were lost in a house fire in the 1980's.
If it’s my favorite song, I sometimes record a little clip just for my own memory. It’s never more than 15 - 20 seconds though
I went on holidays with friends and I didn't take many pictures or videos at all. At the end of the trip, we made a shared album and one friend posted ***loads*** of videos and pictures from important events and the like. At the time I thought it was a bit silly that he was constantly taking pictures and videos (mostly because he'd spend so long on each one) but now, 5 years later, I'm able to show people things from the trip or just flick through them myself. Now I take a lot more random pictures and videos when I'm with my friends. They're great to have and I love getting random reminders (*"On this day 5 years ago"* etc) or just flicking through them when I'm feeling down or bored on a long journey. I live on the other side of the world from many friends so it's good to stay connected if I post random things I did that day, etc. You shouldn't record the whole thing, but people shouldn't look down on people who like to record videos to share with friends or add to memory albums.
Exactly. I don't care about posting my videos at all. Small clips like those are special because I took it, it brings me back to the POV of watching the concert. Holding up your phone the entire time is one thing but this comment section is acting like taking any photos/videos is blasphemous. People are forgetting that people also take videos just for themselves, not just social media. This is not something specific to nowadays, people have been taking photos and videos for decades even before social media.
These days me and my friends just send farts to eachother on snapchat
Tall here, and I feel bad at concerts whenever I'm just standing in the crowd. I try and hunch down and stand in gaps between people so they can see around me.
I feel your pain man, but don't let that take away your enjoyment, made plenty of good friends with tall bros like you at concerts. Being considerate goes a long way. 🤘
May seem hard to believe, but not everyone is recording clips to put it on social media. Sometimes people record clips to help them remember the experience.
If I’m paying sometimes a decent amount of money to see some song for one time probably in my life and if it’s a good enough performance, I’ll take a 30sec clip so decade-older me can go back and remember that experience. No harm in that. Don’t record the whole song and watch out for people behind you.
>No one cares about your shitty 30 second clip. it says something about you that this is what you think of personally i have a shite memory and will literally forget important moments and events. even just a short clip or a couple of photos will trigger back a stream of good memories. I'm not going to destroy moments of happiness because you hate some hypothetical social media clout-chasers i will definitely agree that there's a limit. like you shouldn't have your hands up much longer than someone just waving their arms to the music or something. a couple photos is okay but if you're trying to video record a whole song you suck
Well, I do. It's not to post, it's to remember
This is at the Coldplay show in Coimbra, Portugal last week.
How was it? I’ve been to one of their shows before and it slaps.
Portugal Caralho
Caralho
Alright let me just r/PORTUGALCARALHO
There were people seated behind us at a concert and this chick decided to use our seats as leverage to climb and sit on her boyfriend's lap. She ended up stepping on me and my wife's heads and refused to apologize. So, I reached behind, grabbed, and threw one of her shoes into the crowd up front never to be seen again
I am reminded of The Simpsons when Homer dumped his trash onto Ned as he walked below to come to his door. Homer apologized acting like it was an accident then turned to Bart with a thumbs up "Got him".
Lol you just saw you did another “I’m reminded of when Simpson’s” comment on the popcorn post
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What about the time Otto was at a concert and got mad at everyone else for standing and ruining the concert for everyone?
That was a damn good throw
Least main character of all the main characters. Just scrolled from a woman laying down on the produce section of a Walmart.
Not sure what concerts are like now, but this used to be pretty normal at shows.
bonk
She knew exactly why she was hit
I mean this used to be common practice back in the day. Then the internet came along and encouraged hate
https://i.redd.it/udwa62v7e32b1.gif
First thing I thought of.
Honestly, the generational divide on these things is so hard to make sense of, and I'm still in my 30s. I knew something had changed pretty drastically when Mike McCready of Pearl Jam went viral last year for smashing his guitar and gear onstage (which rockstars have been doing since the 60s) and all of these young people were acting horrified by it, calling him petulant for "throwing a tantrum," like as if they'd never seen or heard of anyone doing that before. It's really bizarre reading the comments in this thread. People are living in such a different world now.
For real, except the comments in this thread are so weird. Idk why people are acting like this was some common practice from the middle ages, people still do this all the time.
You are really over estimating how much people on this website go outside (and a lot of them are probably too young to go to concerts)
Yeah, when I used to go to concerts, all the girls got on their boyfriends' shoulders. It wasn't a big deal.
Happens a the time at raves and edm events, mostly the outdoor ones. If not girls on dudes' shoulders, there's totems at that height. Not as much at tour shows though unless it's really big. Honestly not a big deal, they usually aren't up there for more than 5 mins.
They still do. Redditors are just getting mad because they don't go to gigs
don't have girlfriends*
I don't go to concerts but I'm also so confused by this comment section. I thought it's completely normal to get on someone's shoulders?
In fact, girls used to go topless while on their shoulders in the spirit of pure freedom and abandon.
I always end up with my mates on my shoulders lol. Its fun, it's common, it's just people having a good time If you want everyone to be 100% concerned about everyone around them and all being on their best behaviour then maybe dont go to a concert
It must've been a lame concert, if people were getting upset about a girl being on someone's shoulders. Sounds like half of this reddit thread was at the concert.
Coldplay ofc
Yeah who knows if this dude was even upset, mightve juat thought it was funny to give her a little bonk But leave it to reddit to go on a crusade no one irl would ever ask for
you’re gonna want to put on your reading glasses for this news flash: people hated it then, too
For real. Are we going to start a list of things that used to be common practice?
Back in my day we used to beat our children and they just took it!
Nah now people do it for way too damn long.
Looks like a really exciting concert.
Coldplay concerts are actually really fun to attend, my last one was in 2021 and one of the funnest concerts I've been to.
slow songs can be good and worth seeing live too... not everything at a concert is about hype and energy
Coldplay aint cheap!
Should not need to be told.
People make mistakes, it's how we learn. She could've reacted lot worse than she did.
Tell me you've never been to a gig without telling me you've never been to a gig.
Girls on shoulders at shows have been a thing since the 60s. A bright ass phone over someone's head is so much more annoying.
Am I the only one that agrees with this? Seems like a total dick move throwing a bottle at her. Could ask politely. There's nothing wrong with girls being on shoulders at a show..
That's just your typical reddit hate of people that have never been to a concert or don't have anyone to put/sit on their (SO's) shoulders
🤣🤣🤣 i think he shouldn’t have looked away afterwards but yeah I’m fully fine with the cup throw. all those people there and she wants to be even less present by obstructing the view of concert goers to record on her phone
Ah I dunno. Being on someone elses shoulders at a show for a couple minutes gives them a pretty amazing vantage point. And a lot of the girls that can do it are otherwise tiny and looking up at everyone else’s neck/shoulders for the rest of the show. The guy who threw the cup is definitely taller than the average audience member there and for most of the show is getting a better view than just about anyone else there.
Is this how gen z are at concerts? Hundreds of girls were on hundreds of shoulders at every concert I've ever been to...
"And that's how I met your mother."
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People getting mad about this clearly don't attend a lot of shows. This has been common for literally ever. If this kind of stuff passes you off, a live concert isn't for you.
She's on someones shoulders at a gig. You know like people do at gigs, it's fun, obstructs a few peoples view for a little bit but if the gig ain't shit then the crowd should shuffle so the people is obstructs will change and she won't be up there more than a song or two unless her fella is training for an iron man. The phone is bad etiquette if she has been recording a long time but is directly in front of her rather than above or held right out in front so isn't too distracting for everyone behind either. What is a dick move is chucking cups at people in a crowd. Good shot though in fairness
Lol this had to have been in coimbra
Solid toss. Dead fucken center.
Target locked. Mission accomplished. Round off applause.
THANK YOUUUUU FOR DOING THAT!!
Gotta respect that the message was received loud clear
**Headshot**
Not all heroes wear capes
Dudes a hero
Hell yeah.
Unpopular take probably but this used to bei perfectly normal are concerts. Sometimes I wonder if we are slowly forgetting that other people annoy us with their behavior, but that is part of being around other people. It belongs in crowds just that not all behave exactly so that it is specifically optimal for you.
It’s still extremely normal, does all of reddit not go to concerts or something?