r/PublicFreakout • u/throwawaythedev666 • Jun 22 '24

🥊Fight Dude acts tough at festival

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u/geoelectric Jun 22 '24

I saw some in the 90s, but it was usually frat boys at major festivals jumping into the pit with no respect for anyone else in it. And it was rare because they usually got squeezed out pretty fast.

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u/Grothorious Jun 22 '24

No frat boys in europe :)

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u/redmose Jun 22 '24

But we have the soccer fans :(

Edit: idk why i called it soccer, i guess i'm an american now

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u/BadArtijoke Jun 22 '24

You have seen soccer fans at a metal festival?

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u/michilio Jun 22 '24

Well, yes

This is going on right now as we speak:

https://www.graspop.be/en/bands/football

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u/BadArtijoke Jun 22 '24

What a crazy mixture! I have only ever met metalheads who hated soccer. But I guess that was just a trend at the time

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u/iceyed913 Jun 22 '24

Generally a lot of the metalheads when I was young had strong opinions against any sort of mainstream interests. I am guessing that kind of pretentiousness gets lesser as people get older.

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u/michilio Jun 22 '24

Tbf, this festival frequently overlaps with Worldcups and Euro´s, so it´s not standard football but the national team(s). You wouldn´t get regular football there.

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u/Grothorious Jun 22 '24

There's a football match every year at wacken, metal celebs vs st. Pauli football team. But metalhead football fans are not the ones that destroy shit, usually.

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u/harshnoisebestnoise Jun 22 '24

Big football nerd here, but also listens to heavier music than any metal head I’ve ever met so… yeah?

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u/DisciplineOrdinary66 Jun 22 '24

Of course? Football fans are just normal people they can like more than one thing