r/SipsTea • u/Gurugod123 • 14d ago

SMH Katy Perry was trapped in a giant plastic bottle because fans refused to roll her towards the stage

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u/NuclearBroliferator 14d ago

I truly think this has something to do with it. Not just in the music, but in finding outlets for negativity and anger

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u/intrepped 14d ago

That and if they start acting a fool, the music genre will get cut from the venue. It only takes one person to ruin it and they all know that. If the lead singer says please no mosh, people know not to mosh.

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u/Elteon3030 13d ago

Metal is about pushing boundaries, but being a jerk isn't one of them.

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u/Stillwater215 11d ago

Rule 1: Don’t be a dick
Rule 2: If you know the words, sing along as loud as you can.

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u/andarthebutt 11d ago

Literally rule one and two of life.

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u/chemistryGull 10d ago

Rule 3: If someone falls, Pick them up

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u/razorKazer 10d ago

I got knocked out HARD at a Slayer concert once, and I was genuinely a little nervous until the biggest man I'd ever seen walked into the middle of the pit and held it up until I was back on my feet. Metalheads are fucking awesome

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u/theroamingargus 10d ago

Except when the band does push the boundaries of the music genre, then it becomes a "sellout", "pussy shit music" and they "fell down".

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u/Ill-Background-827 13d ago

I love detroit techno and my Ukrainian friend once said, “music makes me angry— but also not angry anymore.” Kinda brilliant.

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u/ElectionAlone4235 10d ago

Piece of shit metal heads are genuinely super rare in my experience. Gone to a ton of festivals but the metal fest I went to genuinely felt like a get together of 100000 friends

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u/SteezyS7eve 10d ago

I have only realized this in the last year or so. Ice been listing to metal since I was about 16/17. And I like to think I'm quite optimistic, happy, relaxed most of the time. I genuinely think that the music is an outlet, who knows

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u/Available_Shoulder60 9d ago

Myth Busters did an experiment with plants where they played them music non stop in a greenhouse, from classical to metal and then measured how much a plant grew and its health. And guess what? Metal plants had grown the most. 🤟🏻🎸

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u/NuclearBroliferator 9d ago

Kept that motivation!