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not feeling it. Theres a time and a place...

The Phantom Banger wrote:Theres a time and a place...

...and that place is the 7th grade

I can see myself moshing to dubstep tbh
Although not the kind of moshpits like at an oldschool hardcorepunk show though, just a lil bit of pushing and going mental without giving a fuck what other people think...

drives me up the fucking wall

tomassive wrote:drives me up the fucking wall

+1

It's those young kids all pepped up on sugar. Where are their parents?

tomassive wrote:drives me up the fucking wall

This, it's the reason I didn't see rusko at leeds festival (that and the fact it was rusko). The crowd started bonfires in the tent because he was 20 minutes late.

Hate it

Ruins the mood and makes me cringe

Dances are time to mediate

ye mosh pits are fucking gay.

enjoy the music ye, but why are you gonna bash into others and ruin it for them? just vibe in your own space, no need to be all over other people like some dancefloor rapist. girls must hate it more so; if there was ever a way to make a rave a certified sausage fest this is it.

spydee wrote:if there was ever a way to make a rave a certified sausage fest this is it.

spydee wrote:if there was ever a way to make a rave a certified sausage fest this is it.

spydee wrote:if there was ever a way to make a rave a certified sausage fest this is it.

spydee wrote:if there was ever a way to make a rave a certified sausage fest this is it.

its because scene kids jumped on borgore step and think its acceptable to do this at every hype show..

no.

dubstep is becoming more favourable for those who used to listen to <insert a word>cores.. like metalcore, thrashcore/whatever the hell core!
being an overly observant 18 year old i can see this happening and even though it's good to get dubstep out, it's not good to give it the wrong image... its not the violent aggressive music that spawns moshpits such as punk and hardcore, it's just heavy and that's what i like about dubstep.. the heavyness.. not the ability to get massive hype and go jump on some randomer at a rave... it's a mix of the aggression dnb raves seem to have, mixed with the aggression of the followers of the moshpit scene... combined into some kind of evil machine o.O

Just a big no from me, not into this vibe at all.

tbh ive seen people most to Calvin Harris. Its not a dubstep specific problem, its a generic "people are too scared/forgotten how to dance" thing that this age seems to have gotten stuck into.

the worst thing is its usually packed on the dancefloor, so even if u dont wanna mosh u would get caught in it cos u cant go anywere.

it just pisses people off, i dunno why some heads dont get that and if they do and dont care then they are absolute stnuc.

even small moshes/barging, like the hatman & plaids at the get darker party....u could see the reaction from some of the people around, they were gettin vexed. i remember some girl even politely asked hatman not to push her lol.

Absolutely f*cking ridiculous. These little shits who i swear were about 10 at big chill this year decided to start moshing for redlight and then breakage. Wasn't really a problem, because they were about a metre tall, until some absolute wastemans who should have been 10 decided to join in! So in the end there was about a 3x3 metre space in the crowd where people were just being forcefully chucked into and practically beaten. Was just aghast and so, obviously, was Redlight and Dread who had to stop the music, Yes stop the f*cking music, to get them to end this ridiculous shit. Ofcourse, it kept just going on and luckily i was able to find a good spot further back where i could actually enjoy breakages set and getting a bit of room to dance in, without being punched in the back every 2 minutes. Whoever thinks that moshing is right for dubstep should shove that borgore mp3 ripped off youtube up their arse and fuck off. As you can see this shit really drives me up the fing wall, definitely capable of ruining a night for me when i see such bad, bad vibes at a dance..

yeah played a fest in Holland last week where, as soon as we got up to 140 territory, a bunch of teenage boys legged it to the front, pushed all the women off the dancefloor and had a big gay mosh.

we fucked off the dubstep and played soca instead. the women came back

.......What he said

To be honest i dont like moshing at all

i remember a mosh pit broke out when Teebee played here a few years ago, was pretty nuts.