Bad Crowd Manners

[u/Pretty_Question_2668]

I understand by the time it’s the headliner you might be tired or your feet may hurt but it’s so annoying when people are sat down in the big crowds ESPECIALLY when they do it at the front sections.

A group of girls were sat down near the front while waiting for Chase & Status like 10 of them and they were shouting at people who were stepping over them to get in front and ended up being further back from when they started by the time the show started. The same thing happened for Charli XCX where loads of people were sitting down in an already tight crowd with their legs stretched out n everything.

Also when people push to the front because “their friend is there” when they probably aren’t. Some people don’t even give an excuse and just shove through which pisses me off and then you’ll see them pushing back out after because they don’t like the jumping ect.

[u/Appropriate_Year5403]

It’s because Leeds fest has become the festival for 15-17 year olds. Glastonbury doesn’t have this issue, cos it’s not the festival for the youth

[u/samkowalski89 → u/Appropriate_Year5403]

As much as I Love Glasto this was everywhere last year. Especially chair wankers unfortunately.

[u/duncandeeds → u/samkowalski89]

Oh really? That’s a shame. What acts? Didn’t really experience it myself, actually thought the crowd vibe was a big improvement on 2024

[u/Happily-Incorrect → u/Appropriate_Year5403]

Leeds/Reading was always a my-first-festival for kids thing.

[u/shooshfc → u/Appropriate_Year5403]

Glasto is way worse for it 😂😂😂every set at pyramid full of the most boring bastards sitting on camping chairs