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The Top 5 Reasons Why Hip Hop Supporters Should Always be Rowdy

Top five for those with drive

By Skyler SaundersPublished 2 years ago 3 min read
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The Top 5 Reasons Why Hip Hop Supporters Should Always be Rowdy
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From the blues to jazz to rock to rap, raucousness has been a supplement to the music. At Playboi Carti’s Smoker’s Club Festival featuring mainly hip hop acts, the setlists were extremely curtailed as a result of patrons trying to rush the VIP lounge during the concert. This should happen more often. As long as no serious damage, injuries or deaths result from it, children of Generations Baby Boomer through Z should feel welcome to express their energy and inner frustrations.

Here are The Top 5 Reasons Why Hip Hop Supporters Should Always be Rowdy.

5. Keeping the Party Going Keeps the Energy Levels High

Fanatics of the genre should be able to express themselves in ways that are challenging to the status quo. The anti-establishment tone of rock ‘n’ roll led to the braggadocio and money worship of the rap world. That same amount of energy should spill out into the venues and festivals that arise. By tying the ideas of both genres and their sensibilities, the onlookers should be able to participate in the show. The juice that runs a current through these shows should be apparent.

Nevermind the insurance policy that rapper Carti signed before the activities began, that important document is what saved him and the other artists from failing to project the spirit of power.

4. People Should Be Prepared to Move Around A Bit

The confines of certain venues impede the freedom of movement. There should always be enough space to take in the festivities and enjoy the music. People wanted to hear the full setlists of artists like Kid Cudi, 2 Chainz, Wale, Joey Bada$$, A$AP Rocky, Rico Nasty, Wiz Khalifa, and Chief Keef. Instead, they got cheated because of a few “safety precautions” that sliced into their performances like a sword through flesh. It cuts through the idealism of the show, and worsens the whole day or evening. It is about the fact that hip hop somehow must be held to a higher standard of decorum and grace.

3. The Commercialism to be Generated Still Must be a Deciding Factor

Although the activity of moving limbs and breaking down barricades is a certainty for these forever young rap enthusiasts, such behavior is often frowned upon today. There’s still merchandise to be sold, and streams and downloads to be consumed. Dollar almighty praises the youth for wishing to get even more cash. While they’re not capitalists, they at least lean to the idea of turning a coin. The money these artists earn is all they can speak of for their efforts. Sure, there are awards and other recognition, but you can’t put a golden gramophone on the counter to gas up the car. It is money that separates the brutes from the innovators and producers.

2. Fans Want is a Way Out of Their Everyday Lives

By not escaping, but engaging with the spiritual fuel of art, they are enabled with the gifts of life to not do drudgery. However, they save themselves from the daily grind to live out fantasies of cheering fellow fans and creating a contained riot. It requires that people shrug off their jobs, their families, and all other burdens just for a few moments of musical enjoyment.

1. Audience energy is What fuels Empowers the Performers

All the artists on the stage feed off of the positive and negative energy the crowd contributes to the experience. That same amount of joy, sorrow, rage, and humor bounces back and forth. The paying individuals ought to be subjected to a good show and if they want to “turn up” in the most respectful, safe way, let ‘em.

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