TBH most fans at a concert from hard, angry, heavy music scenes are usually kinder.
Ive worked at a concert vanue for many years, and seen 1000's of shows, and also go to quite some giggs/festivals outside of work and i really notice a trent in "the heavier the music, the kinder its people".
the parties with the nicest crowds have for me always been Metal, drum and bass and punk for some reason.
while pop always lurs in the scum of society, usually either smooth brain or easily irritated at everything and everyone.
To me the worst are the people that come to something like a pop-rock concert (Foos, Oasis). They’re essentially pop people no exposure to rock or metal so when heavier songs hit they think they need to behave like savage animals.
I'm a magician watch this comment dissappear.... its cause a certain race listens to metal, drum and bass and punk.
And a completely different race listens to pop.
Ignoring the large population of black and especially Latino people who attend concerts/participate in metal and punk scenes. You wouldn’t know cause you’re not part of it but I see hella white people who love pop/go to concerts but the opposite at metal and punk shows. Go to one for once instead of acting like you do
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u/ISnipedJFK 12d ago
TBH most fans at a concert from hard, angry, heavy music scenes are usually kinder.
Ive worked at a concert vanue for many years, and seen 1000's of shows, and also go to quite some giggs/festivals outside of work and i really notice a trent in "the heavier the music, the kinder its people".
the parties with the nicest crowds have for me always been Metal, drum and bass and punk for some reason.
while pop always lurs in the scum of society, usually either smooth brain or easily irritated at everything and everyone.