The idea of kids dancing to their favorite bands in an area close to the front of the stage sounds harmless enough - and fun. However, my daughter (who seems to love them) has come home with a black eye and a broken leg. You tell me if mosh pits should be allowed!! Perhaps if they can't be eliminated, they could be better supervised? Has the dance floor been turned into a battlefield? And if so, why is this fun? I vote that they should not be allowed........
There are times where Alex Gaskarth (lead singer) will actually ask fans to make a mosh pit. So yes, There are occasional mosh pits. Not to many though!
METAL
violence and death.
Anal destruction and euphoria
no just mosh pits and wall of deaths
I don't think many people enjoy mosh pits. So this Charlotte (I don't know her obviously) probably won't unless she likes mud and rain. This is a bit of a random question by the way...
I went to the same concert a few weeks ago! It was amazing. The shirts are all about $25, but depends on the shirt, and the mosh pits were insane! You should totally try crowdsurfing.
A mosh pit is an designated area directly in front of the stage where a live concert is taking place. Mosh pits became popular in the 1980's during the American hard core punk rock era.
Just be prepared for mosh pits!!
To mosh in a mosh pit in a safe way, one needs to make sure not to fall over. Similarly, one should stay at the edge of the mosh pit and take regular breaks from moshing. You don't.... Tyler.
Dress- the dress normally consists of trousers or jeans accompanied by a band t-shirt, and even items such as spikes or wristbands. Tattoos and piercings are also common. This style of dress represents a segregation from the rest of society, and of rebellion against the norm. Mosh pits- the dangerous mosh pits are a rebellion against the health and safety culture that plagues the world.
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