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mods and 2 tone heads were doing it for years too, as did the Teddy Boys.

its nothing new, just kids getting down like they should when the riddims are hard and fast. Lovely stuff though innit?

Big up to chasing shadows on the video too, fucking love his stuff.

Coppola wrote:Checkered shirt guy > Hatman

waaaae9 wrote:Does anyone else here prefer the 'personal space' side to dancing, rather than the 'moshing' vibe?

i swear the Hatman is gay ... skanking out the whole time by himself even though all these girls come up to him and chat but he's having none of it!

-boring wrote:you fuck mad bum bro. KYS.

buffalo city boy reppin!

you said 'bro'... while trying to insult me.



get the fuck out of here.

waaaae9 wrote:Does anyone else here prefer the 'personal space' side to dancing, rather than the 'moshing' vibe?

Most def.

But I've also been to a couple shows where it's a small venue & at capacity. It wasn't really 'moshing'....there was no personal room to dance, but I still had a blast! The contact high I got from all the early 20 somethings rolling their asses off all around me was great! Let them fry their brains while I reap the benefits, I say.

hilarious

best bit is when the guy with the top button done up on his shirt is simply lifted off his feet from behind by the bouncer whilst in mid skank and wheeled off the dancefloor.

i mentioned this in the original thread that was going on while this was being streamed: i've yet to go to a show (here in the states) where there is this brok-out-mosh happening. it's usually a fairly even 50/50 male-female ratio with good vibes

DJ Dom wrote:hilarious

best bit is when the guy with the top button done up on his shirt is simply lifted off his feet from behind by the bouncer whilst in mid skank and wheeled off the dancefloor.

what minute was that at?

Mattron wrote:

-boring wrote:you fuck mad bum bro. KYS.

buffalo city boy reppin!

you said 'bro'... while trying to insult me.



get the fuck out of here.

ur easy

Love those moments in a dance when your surrounded by super fly dubstep honeys sexing up the dancefloor! Its way better than when your surrounded by sweating twats going mental to every tune pushing you about the place.

Also why is ther always a middle aged man at raves off he head on some form of chemicals dancing in the strangest way ever known. Anyone who was a t the Tectonic night at Fabric last night might have seen this... a balding man in blue shirt at the end of the night being really weird!

Roflrilla wrote:

Fucking 6:41 LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

This guy is wild-in-out differently, thats a different kinda skank. I don't even know what to call that. Cheese and breeeeeeeeeeadddddddddd.........

Big up Checkered, Plaid and the almighty Hatman.

Coke-step.

Over-reaction to tunes that night was next level....

dirt wrote:Also why is ther always a middle aged man at raves off he head on some form of chemicals dancing in the strangest way ever known. Anyone who was a t the Tectonic night at Fabric last night might have seen this... a balding man in blue shirt at the end of the night being really weird!

Dubstep ages people faster than meth abuse.

Just think...keep raving, and that could be you one day!

to people brock like this to von d too?

dirt wrote:Love those moments in a dance when your surrounded by super fly dubstep honeys sexing up the dancefloor! Its way better than when your surrounded by sweating twats going mental to every tune pushing you about the place.

Also why is ther always a middle aged man at raves off he head on some form of chemicals dancing in the strangest way ever known. Anyone who was a t the Tectonic night at Fabric last night might have seen this... a balding man in blue shirt at the end of the night being really weird!

ageism

Pistonsbeneath wrote:

dirt wrote:Love those moments in a dance when your surrounded by super fly dubstep honeys sexing up the dancefloor! Its way better than when your surrounded by sweating twats going mental to every tune pushing you about the place.

Also why is ther always a middle aged man at raves off he head on some form of chemicals dancing in the strangest way ever known. Anyone who was a t the Tectonic night at Fabric last night might have seen this... a balding man in blue shirt at the end of the night being really weird!

ageism

Ha! More like douche-ism... he was a freak; trust.

machine gun finger bizness...

Ha ha ha. That's great! New goal... Make a crowd do that!

And whats with all the MC's i hear and see rapping and talking shit over good music? I don't mind if they rap well.. but i have yet to see it done well and complimenting the music. Anyone else bothered by this? I've seen some good gigs destroyed by this shit. So can someone spread light on why mc's do this? And why producers allow it?

dirt wrote:

Roflrilla wrote:

Fucking 6:41 LMFAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

This guy is wild-in-out differently, thats a different kinda skank. I don't even know what to call that. Cheese and breeeeeeeeeeadddddddddd.........

Big up Checkered, Plaid and the almighty Hatman.

Coke-step.

Over-reaction to tunes that night was next level....

swear those cameras just make people act like dickeds
went to the 'this is dubstep' launch and they just made me feel uncomfortable
i fucking love a good skank but i dont want my drug fuelled antics living on forever on the internet

its just shameful lol

Pistonsbeneath wrote:

dirt wrote:Love those moments in a dance when your surrounded by super fly dubstep honeys sexing up the dancefloor! Its way better than when your surrounded by sweating twats going mental to every tune pushing you about the place.

Also why is ther always a middle aged man at raves off he head on some form of chemicals dancing in the strangest way ever known. Anyone who was a t the Tectonic night at Fabric last night might have seen this... a balding man in blue shirt at the end of the night being really weird!

ageism

Man chats to randoms of the dance floor is what clubbing used to be all about. Amazing tunes and getting down with strangers, no matter who they were.

apmje wrote:

kingGhost wrote:kids been doin this type of stuff for years at american hardcore/punk shows... personally i think it's awesome... get some!

We've been doing it at UK punk shows for awhile also! Not really suited in the club though, skanking yeah sure! But not mosh pit esqe crap to dubstep.

Funny video though!

yea i've seen people get carried out on stretchers on the regular at hardcore shows. not too big a deal in that scene. different vibe tho... no one should feel their safety is threatened i guess. hatman and company are pretty tame, in my experience haha... oh well... if the people pon stage are askin you to chill out, ya prolly should.