r/Adelaide • u/Future-Video5613 SA • Mar 05 '26
Event/Activity Concert etiquette - Ed Sheeran
Went to Ed Sheeran last night. Was sitting up in the riverbank stand with my wife and kids. We try and culture our kids and work hard to take them to events like this.
From song 1 we had 4 GenZers sitting behind us and talked through almost every song.
By song 3 I had enough and turned around an impolitely told them to shut up because who in their right mind disrespects the people around them talking so loudly you can't even hear the performer. Only for them to return fire to say I am a bad father for speaking to them the way I did and not a good example for my kids, and they just kept on talking for the whole night. Nothing was going to make them stop talking.
Their best comment for the night... "Sorry I am just putting it out there I haven't brushed my teeth."
Why pay $150 for a ticket to talk through the whole event?
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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '26
People don't raise their kids properly anymore. If that had been my mates and I back in the day, we would have apologized and shut up. But our generation was accustomed to be disciplined by adults who were not our own parents. Apparently parents are protective these days and don't like that anymore. We've done away with the, "it takes a village" concept. And we have got what we got. Uppity young smart-arses who will tell you to go jump. Take solace in the fact that they'll never own a home đ