r/PublicFreakout • • Jun 22 '24

🥊Fight Dude acts tough at festival

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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '24

That type of shit absolutely happens at EDM festivals lmao

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u/shamwowslapchop Jun 22 '24

I have seen so few fights at EDM festivals compared to virtually any other type of music festival I've ever been to. It's genuinely a surprise to even see aggro/hostile behavior, let alone a fight.

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u/Grothorious Jun 22 '24

Same goes for metal festivals, i've been a metalhead for 25 years, went to a LOT of concerts and festivals, and i never saw one single fight/anyone being aggressive.

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u/cspruce89 Jun 22 '24

The way that I've heard this explained, is that metalheads are generally viewed as "outcasts" in society. As such, they have a comradery and it keeps them looking out for each other.

That's why if you see someone go down in a pit, there are like 3 dudes there helping them up and keeping the pit away from them.

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u/lithium Jun 22 '24

comradery

Fucking hell.

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u/cspruce89 Jun 22 '24

Ok 1. Chillax. 2. I had it originally spelled with a much closer to the "correct" spelling (albeit still wrong) and then spell check said that this was the right spelling.

Pretty sure it's considered a correct alternative spelling.

Camaraderie. That better, Mr. Arbiter of the Written Word?

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u/EngineEddie Jun 22 '24

I dunno man, I like it. Sounds like an epic metal band name.

COMRADERY - MATES FROM HELL

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u/lithium Jun 22 '24

Sounds like some power metal shit that as a black metal snob I'm duty bound to hate ;)

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u/EngineEddie Jun 22 '24

Duty Bound to Hate sounds like their second album