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Originally Posted by Makedde
One thing that bugs the crap out of me, though, are those people who just don't bother clapping or cheering. Why bother to attend a concert if you refuse to clap, even after a song has finished?
The guy in front of me had obviously been dragged there by his wife - who spent all night taking selfies and updating her Facebook page. He couldn't have looked more bored if he tried.
I admit to dancing around, fist pumping, waving my hands, clapping and cheering and everything else. I had a beaut time. Within the first half of the show I was knackered and I had barely moved from my confined space between at least five people. My legs ached, my arms ached and my ribs hurt from singing along to every song. Others were dancing and clapping, but a lot of people were standing around looking like they'd rather be somewhere else.
Diamond Ring had a lot of people sitting in their seats. I admit I groaned inside a little when I heard the opening lines of this song, as its one of the songs I loathe, but I actually enjoyed hearing it performed live, and even sang along a little.
Wanted is another song I detest, but I love hearing it live.
The people behind me sat in their seats during the slower songs (DR, MAK etc) and I remained standing, and I don't think they liked it. I was blocking their view of the big screens and prevented them from seeing JBJ, who they kept pointing at all night.
One woman behind me kept looking at me and whispering to her gal pal I don't know if she was talking about me, but from the way she looked at me, I gather she was. Don't ask me why. Perhaps she was pissed off that she didn't recognise half the songs.
My mate attended this concert too, she was in the Platinum section, and she says that a woman there was bitching because she couldn't see, and security actually moved her seat so she had a better view! The seats were tied together so I don't see how they could be moved, but apparently this woman was moved to a position where she could see, but others couldn't. I guess if you bitch enough you get what you want.
So yeah. If you are going to stand around and look bored, don't attend. If you are not going to have a good time, and cheer and clap and raise your hands when expected (such as during the song RYH) then don't bloody go. And if you are going to bitch and whine at other people (who have paid good money for their seat) who are standing up and clapping and having a ball, then stay home in future, because you must the most boring BJ fan in history.
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Makedde,I saw Acdc in sydney in 2010,The crowd was so dead it wasn't funny.Bon Jovi at etihad in 2010 was the same until the last 30 mins of the show.Australian fans are just boring,Most of the woman are too busy taking selfies and the guys think its way too cool to just stand there(obviously they have no idea how to dance).I mean they are basically just there to say "im at a bj concert",They are useless.I have been told many times to sit at a bj concert and i just laugh at these people.
If you want to sit,stay home and watch the fkn dvd.
Don't get me wrong there are people like ourselves who cheer,clap and sing along to every song,There are fans who give the band the respect that they deserve but this isn't sth america.Have you seen there crowds?
They make us look like we're at a funeral.
In the end this might be the last time the boys are so enjoy it and dont worry about anybody else.Glad you had a great time