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Thread: What age is too old to go to music festivals

post 1698385653 02-26-2024, 02:47 PM
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Originally Posted By wildchild11⏩
Im actually confused why festivals arent more popular on misc. Its easy environment to show off your aesthetics and smash DTF sloots.

Something misc loves to talk about doing, or at least used to love. Now it’s all blackpill doomer shyt.
Most miscers now do not socialize smh

Me bluehawk and Matty still go

This thread has me wanting to go to another one, haven’t been since summer fuark. Pic from last one with one of my rave baes who lives down in LA. Her and her friends are legit model tier srs I met her a few years ago

post 1698387393 02-26-2024, 03:25 PM
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Originally Posted By akferd⏩
They were really popular on misc, back when EDM didnt suck and miscers actually lifted. Some dude even proposed to an EDM sloot with a bunch of miscers around and recorded it.

Anyway, i was still going to EDM shows in my early-mid 30s, and im bald as fuk. Thing is im naturally good looking and absolutely do not look my age. I never had any problem meeting people and girls were easy to get with without even pursuing them. Everyone is in a good mood, so if you are too then it's easy. But I usually just stayed to myself because its weird hanging out with 20s kids when youre in your 30s.

Now those days are forever over and im glad the musuc sucks now, because i dont feel like im missing out on anything.
Ther are still festivals geared towards older people. Ill still be going, just more comfortable airbnb instead of a tent

And nice
Originally Posted By Sevenlionz⏩
Most miscers now do not socialize smh

Me bluehawk and Matty still go

This thread has me wanting to go to another one, haven’t been since summer fuark. Pic from last one with one of my rave baes who lives down in LA. Her and her friends are legit model tier srs I met her a few years ago

I went to edc in 2022 as well. Was fun, expensive and crowded, but fun
pls do not associate my personalities in misc and sports misc
post 1698387803 02-26-2024, 03:32 PM
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you guys are retarded if you think being bald or old will dampen your experience outside of sloots lmfao

most people at festivals clearly don't workout or care about their looks whatsoever

good-looking people are the outlier

nobody and I mean nobody there cares about your looks
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post 1698388463 02-26-2024, 03:47 PM
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Originally Posted By xbluexhawkx⏩
you guys are retarded if you think being bald or old will dampen your experience outside of sloots lmfao

most people at festivals clearly don't workout or care about their looks whatsoever

good-looking people are the outlier

nobody and I mean nobody there cares about your looks
Why is everyone so ugly these days? I think filters on social media give us the impression that people should be better looking than they are..when in reality most people are not that great looking and never have been.
post 1698388553 02-26-2024, 03:49 PM
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LMAO


OP, you're not going. We know your schtick.
I'm back, bitches!
post 1698388643 02-26-2024, 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
Why is everyone so ugly these days? I think filters on social media give us the impression that people should be better looking than they are..when in reality most people are not that great looking and never have been.
well that's the issue with social media in general

we basically only see the highlights of the best looking people (when yk you're on the explore page of insta or tik tok)

good looking people are going to be getting the likes and attention, average people won't be especially average women/men
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post 1698388783 02-26-2024, 03:53 PM
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Originally Posted By redmelly⏩
Why is everyone so ugly these days? I think filters on social media give us the impression that people should be better looking than they are..when in reality most people are not that great looking and never have been.
Ever heard the phrase 'The internet is not real life'?
I'm back, bitches!
post 1698388883 02-26-2024, 03:54 PM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress⏩
Ever heard the phrase 'The internet is not real life'?
For some people it's their only access to other people. Not us. We have lives.
post 1698391123 02-26-2024, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Muzzlrpress⏩
LMAO


OP, you're not going. We know your schtick.
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post 1698391363 02-26-2024, 04:47 PM
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I’ve seen people in their 60’s at festivals. I don’t think that’s the type of place you have to worry about your age at.
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post 1698393233 02-26-2024, 05:28 PM
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Do clubs festivals and concerts still take money in exchange for entry? If so, then there is no age limit.
Money talks.....
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post 1698394783 02-26-2024, 06:02 PM
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I haven't been into the bigger events since I was 33, but I did go to ARC in Chicago last summer and it's one of the best events I've been to, just because the music was so damn good and the Radius venue for the after party blew me away, but Cristoph/Prydz tends to do that.

The whole process costs a ton of money, but a night of good memories with my friends; nothing beats that.

I thought I was done with them all together, but the niche genres and small events; I think I'll keep continuing to go to those. Like Anjunadeep on the beach or Red Rocks; count me in.

The older crowd is in Europe. There's no age limit there. If you love the music and you're there for the music; don't stop going. If you're trying to pick up randoms in your 40s by going to these events, just lol, re-evaluate your life.
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post 1698416203 02-27-2024, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted By OliverHeldens⏩
It's not so much about age, it's about vibe. I'm 38 and would feel totally comfortable at any music festival nowadays without even a second thought. However, if I had gray hair or looked my age and was low energy, that feeling might be different.

The only time I sometimes feel out of place at music festivals is when the crowd is just too degen. It was kinda this way in San Francisco for Outside Lands.
So glad this cringe fat larper has gone lmao
post 1698423683 02-27-2024, 10:30 AM
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Its like older football players.

A lot of them say they would and could still play at a high level but they dont want to deal with the bull **** anymore like the practices , meetings and travel and all that.

I suppose the same would work for festivals. You just dont want to deal with the stuff anymore even though you physically and mentally could.

Its like my old ass when I go to vegas. My idea of fun is drinking bright and early in the day and hitting up some casinos. Once in a great while I will see a show if I have a half off or free tickets or the like. 99% of the time I am back in the room nice and drunk come night fall.

I never wander the strip at night, I figure i dont need to because I started drinking in the morning and am done by the time most people start, Its like I am the day shift partier.
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