Obviously this applies to harder music. I assume by reading the Breakdown thread that theres a lot of people who appreciate metalcore, hardcore math metal or whatever.
So…here it is…
PUSH PIT? OR HARDCORE DANCE?
What do you prefer? Personally I think more people get hurt in the Push Pitts. I rather Hardcore dance.
Im 24…is that too old to go to concerts now? I graduated college when I was 21…I have more time to go to concerts now than in the past…college was really a busy time for me.
[quote]FrozenNinja wrote:
Mosh pits are pretty much when everyone pushes each other around…circle pits are similar except everyone pushes each other around in a circle…lol
Harcore dancing is wailing fists and legs, doing crazy moves like tornado kicks and such to the music.[/quote]
Looks like the “dancing” is more like a “I’m going to swing and kick so nobody will come near me because I’m a large vagina and bruise easily” whereas a circle pit everyone slams into everyone else, if people get knocked down, others help them back up-it’s really a friendly atmosphere if you take away the violent smashing
Why not just pick a fight with somebody? I don’t get it, throwing fists around like that. Doesn’t make any sense to me, why not just start a fight with somebody instead?
The whole mosh pit thing sort of devolved into a bunch of assholes just taking cheap shots at anyone in arms distance. Where else can you sucker punch someone and call it “dancing”?
So why not just call it what it really is? Just an excuse to blind side someone, then think you’re all bad ass because you sucker punched some guy and got away with it?
I’m talking “Richard Simmons lying belly-down on a pink shag carpet, playfully fluttering his legs in the air as he seductively licks a lollipop while listening to the 1950’s song ‘Lollipop’” gay.
Two-stepping, circle/mosh pits and hardcore dancing are all fucking retarded. But once some dude unknowingly hits you what else can you do but get fucking pissed and join in?
Ive only been to one concert so far (I’m definitely planning on going to more). It was at the Big E ( a huge fair/exposition thing). There were security guards everywhere…anytime a mosh pit started or a girl ripped her top off the guards would vault the barrier and tackle them. I spent a lot of time initiating crowd surfing because I was huge compared to most of the guys. We lifted up one guy… 6’3 245lbs and he made it all the way. We lifted up his girlfriend… 6’1 probably 200lbs (jeez!) and she got dropped after 10 ft. I felt bad because I convinced her to go…whoops.
Well ive been in both and done both, I think i prefer Hardcore dancing or “2 stepping” than the circle pits.
Both can have people intentionally trying to hurt each other…I don’t that and my friends don’t either. Usually people find space to do their own thing then back up and let someone else go. Its lik taking turns…punching wildly and kicking is just a way of expression to the music. Its not everyone’s cup of tea.
I was not saying there is an age limit to going to shows or concerts. But after awhile does it not get sad spin kicking a 15 year old girl on accident at the age of 23 or something. I still go to shows and played in bands…heck my best friend in college is the singer in August Burns Red, who you posted a video of. We did that shit at every show.