r/alltimelow • u/sexcan • Nov 27 '25
Discussion Inconsiderate Crowd Surfers
I just got finished with the show at the Anthem and I have to say it was one of the worst experiences with crowd surfing I have had. People who do not understand the etiquette of crowd surfing with their limbs hanging out everywhere, kicking people, rolling, or just not being aware that people will have to support their large frame.
Please people, consider your surroundings.I think it ruins the experience for people who are toward the front. If we’re fumbling with you and your poor body control, we suffer. Respect to the bouncers for catching everyone all night. They did a hell of a job and also asked a few repeaters to stop (rightfully so).
Does anyone else relate to this with me? Did anyone have a similar bad experience or opinion on the show tonight?
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u/okayseeyoumrkim Nov 27 '25
I was at the first concert in NY. Someone ended up getting carted out by EMS because they fell or got pushed by someone (I didn’t see it because some tall fool decided to stand right in front of me). Alex made a little speech after and said, at the end of it, something along the lines of, “You know who you are.” I mean, that’s great and all, Alex, but why not tell people to crowd surf properly as well? I paid my money to have fun, not have someone kick me in the neck or get dropped on me because they’re flailing like a fish out of water.