| Mucha na Dziko |
08-08-2021 02:28 PM |
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Originally Posted by Exo
(Post 2180712)
There was specifically one female speaker who seemed like she just wanted to seem outraged at anything.
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Was it the one that said:
„ One of the most offensive things about Woodstock ‘99 was that these guys, who were relics of the 60s, felt that this was something that Gen Xers needed. That we somehow needed our own experience of what they had”
Like, dafuq is this supposed to even mean?
Geez, let’s make the festival’s organizer’s pay for wanting to do something cool and fun and important for the attendees.
Or just a moment later:
" The Rave hangar was very cynical, very soulless. Let's shove in some DJs and some drugs and some kids and keep this going all night. It made no sense to me whatsoever. There is no crossover, there is no world in which a kid who's there for Limp Bizkit is also, like, looking to go do extasy in thee rave tent and phase out to Moby. It's just not happening."
Is she retarded? What is she even saying there? "There is no world" where's that possible? Really?
And what does cynicism have to do with Limp Bizkit fans trying to dance to rave music?
I'm not big on joining rock and electronic music during one estival myself. But come on...do you think there won't be people who enjoy it? |
