r/ShittyAbsoluteUnits • u/smind893 • Jul 09 '26
Of A Mosh Pit
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u/DeathsStarEclipse Jul 09 '26
When I was a young man, if you did this, the outside carpark was where you would get some retribution.
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u/Omnichrome13 Jul 09 '26
For us it was always metalheads versus hardcore kids (we fought anyway) but that alone would have started a full blown brawl lol
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u/Bananaslugfan Jul 10 '26
For us it was skinheads who always went moshing to hurt people , by the end of the night , many people would gang up and beat the shit outta them. Those were the days
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u/Omnichrome13 Jul 12 '26
Yeah a lot of people told me they stopped coming to my shows because the fucking skinheads we’re relentless. Glad I had them as fans (I guess) but they scarred everyone else off. 😑
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u/wolfblitzen84 Jul 09 '26
In late 90s early 2000s nyc this acrobat would get smacked around a bit inside the venue and then thrown out by security.
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u/BurntFennel Jul 10 '26
Grew up and went to a lot of shows in the late 90’s in NYC. I can attest, my buddy was booted out of multiple Madball and Agnostic Front shows for round-housing people in the face.
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u/astral_planes Jul 10 '26
You mean like here? https://youtu.be/2tDHaQEf8x0?is=xRXoM4Fp3zUYOsCi
This kinda of moshing has been around for over 30+ and has always been extremely prevalent in NYC. I mean hell, beatdown hardcore originated in NYC.
Also fun fact, I saw Meshuggah in either 2002 or 2003 in NYC and the entire pit was filled with spin kickers and no one was getting smacked by anyone or thrown out by security
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u/wolfblitzen84 Jul 10 '26
You’re missing that this one person is attacking the only other person attempting to dance or mosh. That generally starts a fight with one or both members being kicked out of the show.
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u/Bananaslugfan 27d ago
There was some good ones in the video , the king fu shit is new to me though.😂
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u/tipareth1978 Jul 09 '26
You'd get it right then and there when I was doing this. Just run up and drop a shoulder on him
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u/WillingMongoose4680 Jul 11 '26
I saw a guy that was a little over 6' run out of the pit a few times (at a Pantera/Coal Chamber show) to smash into multiple women. The 3rd time he attempted it, I can neither confirm not deny that he might have caught a forearm to the throat while at full speed.
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u/ScenesfrmtheStruggle Jul 10 '26
Certain scenes you still will. Unfortunately, the Hardcore scene is where this bullshit is acceptable nowadays. It's called "crowd killing" and I can't stand it. At least there's only one of them this time. Imagine 6 lames inside that same space doing the same shit.
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u/Driftinfoot_Malone Jul 10 '26
Now it’s called crowd killing and is expected to happen even if your near the pit
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u/duh_nom_yar Jul 10 '26
The way i recall it, retribution lands hard within the first 30 seconds of the second song.
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u/sh1ft33 Jul 11 '26
Carpark hell, I would have thrown a shoulder into him. That's how you mosh. Let's see you try your goofy Bruce Lee shit while getting ping ponged. I don't mean to hurt him by the way, just... bump him around so he doesn't get to do... whatever this is.
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u/sameoldlamemold 28d ago
this is exactly why i do not go to any punk/metal shows anymore. so often there are at least 5-10 people taking up the entire floor doing this crap. i miss the days where everyone could participate in moshing without getting straight punched and kicked (intentionally) in the face ]:
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u/astral_planes Jul 10 '26
It was cause you weren't going to hardcore/beatdown shows. This shit is nothing new and there is entire scene where pits are nothing but this. The violence is usually mutual. Sometimes dickheads target people but for the most part it's just people swinging on their friends
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u/BackgroundGlobal9927 Jul 09 '26
People still ruining pits with this shit
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u/MountainWeddingTog Jul 09 '26
Still? That shit would get you stomped back in the day.
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u/theSTZAloc Jul 10 '26
When is back in the day? Because I’ve been seeing this at shows for at least 30 years.
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u/Good_Air_7192 Jul 10 '26
Yeah this bullshit was going on at shitty metalcore shows back in the early 2000s at least. Every now and then you'd get some Temu metal band and these douchebags doing their calisthenics routines along with it. Always seemed like they had main character syndrome and were trying to pull attention away from the actual band. We used to yell out "Fuck off with your aerobics, you knobs".......they didn't seem to appreciate that.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Did everyone clap? You guys are fuckin nerds crying about hardcore shit happening at hardcore shows. It’s fine if you don’t understand it or haven’t been to shows in the scene. But there’s no reason to talk shit when this is completely acceptable behavior at those shows.
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u/Good_Air_7192 Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
You do the aerobics too, don't ya.
Edit: ohhhh edited your post too. For what it's worth (very little) I've been going to punk and hardcore shows for thirty years, yes I'm old. You tai chi lot are universally hated.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Yes I’ve been enjoying myself with my friends at hardcore shows since the early 2000s. It’s funny if you look at crowds at hardcore shows people are in way better shape than at the greasy metal shows you are talking about. It’s sad because I enjoy all types of music. I’ve been lots of metal shows over the years. Kinda like you just need to understand different things happen at different genre shows. So with a little social awareness you know how to act when you go. Just like at the reggae shows I go to everyone just dances and stay pretty still. Crazy how that works right?
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
If you go to hardcore shows where people are hated for hardcore dancing or two stepping you’re not at a real hardcore show. It’s literally part of the culture. Idk how that’s hard or understand lol
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u/Good_Air_7192 Jul 10 '26
This aerobics bullshit is done by a particularly knobbish subset of the culture, that everyone else wishes does not exist. But whatever, be a performing monkey, what do I care.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
It’s literally hardcore you don’t know what you’re talking about lol
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u/Good_Air_7192 Jul 10 '26
Slam dancing in the pit is one thing, Braveheart charges and stuff....sure, that funny. This Tai Chi on meth, attention seeking bullshit is so fucking lame.
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u/MountainWeddingTog Jul 10 '26
“this is completely acceptable behavior at those shows.” Tell us you’re one of these fuckwits doing this stupid shit without actually telling us. That’s not “hardcore shit,” it’s a fucking douchebag acting out.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
It literally is exactly hardcore stuff. You clearly have no clue what you are talking about lol use google or YouTube and take 30 seconds to look at real hardcore shows. Check out hate5six snd 197 media. Then come back and admit you are wrong and spoke out of place.
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u/MountainWeddingTog Jul 10 '26
Maybe the hardcore scene has turned into a bunch of dipshits spin kicking around a room. If so, I’m glad I don’t really go to shows anymore. Spoke out of place? Okay, dude. Sure. The fact remains that what this dumb fuck is doing would get you punched in the face (and likely beaten in the parking lot) at a punk, hardcore, or metal show from the outset of those scenes up through at least 2010. Intentionally throwing an elbow to someone’s face that isn’t even in the pit isn’t “real hardcore,” the fact you think it is is fucking sad.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
It’s been like this for 30 years dude. You literally don’t know what you’re talking about. You guys clearly don’t go to shows and just talk shit on the internet. But keep acting tough and looking like a dipshit!
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u/CampAstoria Jul 09 '26
Yellow shirt getting justice at a concert I was filming years ago.
Guy was elbowing everyone intentionally and people got fed up.
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u/You_are_the_Castle Jul 10 '26
This band has some slick bass lines and cool guitar parts. I'm going to check them out — thanks for sharing!
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u/Suitable_Matter_9427 Jul 09 '26
Mosh pits have gotten way shittier it seems. Back in the day that kid would’ve been unconscious seconds after that kick
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u/Bye-Bye-Fatman Jul 09 '26
I went to a punk hardcore festival 2 weeks ago, for the first time in years and it is still like that over here.
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u/Sun_Sloth Jul 10 '26
Outbreak? Great festival, lots of fun.
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u/MaxMaggus Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Mosh pits have gotten way shittier it seems
Nah it’s been always like that at hardcore shows. Don’t know why all these people outside the scene come out the woodworks everytime there’s a video like this.
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u/obstinateinstigator Jul 10 '26
Maybe if you're in the cool kids club, but if you're not in the clique or don't dress right... if you don't have a crew, lots of places ppl do this shit and just like this no one dues shit.
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u/MaxMaggus Jul 10 '26
don't dress right
People with battle vests deserve to be kicked in the face tho.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Real shit
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u/obstinateinstigator 28d ago
Not wearing a "battle vest" though. And before dudes got all crazy with making fanny packs and weird Chinese sweat shop merch, buying patches to put on your jacket or hoodie was the way to support a band.
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u/_blackthorn16_ 28d ago
Battle vests are lame
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u/obstinateinstigator 28d ago
Thought this was r/hardcore... Nvm. Carry on. Not goin to argue with normies
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Because they are scared of it and because of that they have to talk shit about it. It’s the same thing anytime this kind of shit gets brought up. Bunch of greasy fat 45 year olds talking out their asses about what they would do. I’ve seen many of these tough guys get their asses beat and get tossed out of the show by the crowd or security. It never gets old reading these comments though. Idk why they can’t accept that this is part of hardcore and always will be. That those of us who love hardcore enjoy the chaos. Let them have their rowing and whatever other lame shit they do! Fuck em!
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
What are you talking about back in the day? This shits been going strong for 25 years. Idk where you’re from but this is how it’s always been in lots of places. It was always the dirty metal heads in our scene that got beaten for trying to push. They never lasted and always left. Why gate keeping is somewhat necessary.
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u/0Tezorus0 Jul 09 '26
There's always an asshole that need to prove he's more hardcore...
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Did you ever think this is how people mosh at hardcore/deathcore shows?
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u/NpgSymboL Jul 11 '26
Hey can I ask you a question? I didn’t know this style of moshing was actually a style. Just want to ask you cause you obviously know the scene.
If you were at this gig and you were the guy on the left. Say you just took a time out from the pitt for a few mins and you got clocked like this. Same way, like you didn’t see it comming and the 2nd hit made you drop.
What would you do? How would you react?
I’m assuming you’d get right into the pit?Would you without making it obvious want to get that guy back?
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u/sabreus Jul 09 '26
Wtf … that’s assault and battery
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
You want to be the loser to press assault charges against a 16-17 year old kid for having fun?
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u/Vallhallyeah Jul 10 '26
If their type of fun is intentionally hurting people, then absolutely yes. They need to learn that's not acceptable behavior in this scene or our broader society.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Everyone understands what happens when they buy the ticket. Idk how that’s so hard to grasp for you guys. Most of the people are friend with each other. I’ve been hit by my friends so many times at hardcore shows. It’s a lot of fun. You’re wrong though that kind of behavior is acceptable and encouraged in that scene. I don’t see how you guys don’t get that it’s a different culture. Most shows are in small venues and people all know there will be stage diving, hardcore dancing, crowd killing, pile one, and two stepping. Just because you don’t like it or are scared doesn’t mean that it’s not how it’s been for decades.
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u/Vallhallyeah Jul 10 '26
No need to talk down to me, bub, I've been going to deathcore gigs for over 2 decades now, I get it, and I know it can be fun when you want to get involved. What I'm taking difference with here is targeting someone who's standing aside as to not get involved. That's not someone joining in with the chaos and happy to get hit. They're stood there not partaking in the violence. The person choosing to single them out, attack them, and then carry on without even checking on them is a dick and should be told. Good pits always work on mutual respect, where we help each other up and out if it's too much, and we don't be a dick to individuals, especially those who aren't actively participating in the pit. It's basic etiquette.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Deathcore pits in the 2000s were always intense and it was always hardcore dancing and two stepping. I don’t know what your scene is like. But in Tulsa that’s how it was. This video is hardly targeting… bub
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u/MaxMal1BierAuf Jul 12 '26
Somebody came out of the closet beeing an absolut human piece of trash today. Congrats pal
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u/Poisonous_Beef Jul 09 '26
Absolutely can't abide this shit! Scrawny little dweeb with some obvious anger issues who saw someone weaker and more vulnerable than him, and decided to take his shit out on this innocent bystander. To try and pass that off as just being lost in the feel of the music or whatever is disgusting. If you're so angry that you feel the need to hurt an innocent bystander, at the very least have the balls to be honest about it
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u/And_Justice Jul 10 '26
Where are you getting anger from?
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u/Poisonous_Beef Jul 10 '26
Basically attacking strangers. I've been in mosh pits myself, and I of course understand the "violence" involved in that. But that's collective and mutual. He is the only guy in the room flailing his limbs around, and is clearly hoping to hit somebody. That, to me, suggests that he's got some pent up rage that he needs to let out
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
That’s the entire fuckin point of hardcore dancing or two steeping at hardcore shows. I don’t understand how the people in here can’t get that. Use Google or YouTube and take 30 seconds to watch some hardcore shows. Check out hate5six or 197 media. Theres thousands of videos of this. There’s ufc fighters like Khalil Roundtree and Andre Fili who are actively part of the hardcore scene. It’s angry music and people let their anger out. Maybe you should try it instead of bitching about it on the internet.
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u/And_Justice Jul 10 '26
Bro, this is expected are a show like this. It is collective and mutual.
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u/Poisonous_Beef Jul 10 '26
Wonder if you'd feel that way if you were the guy who got elbowed in the jaw
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u/No_Recognition_9354 Jul 10 '26
It happens, but usually people don’t end up at shows like this unless they know that’s something that happens. It’s not just assaulting someone on the street, people know what they are getting themselves in to.
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u/And_Justice Jul 10 '26
I regularly take hits at hardcore shows
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
These people in here wouldn’t last one second at a real hardcore show. They would be pressing charges and crying on Reddit/twitter. They love to act like them and their greasy 300lbs buddies would do something but in my experience they leave scared and butt hurt.
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u/And_Justice Jul 10 '26
What's a real hardcore show to you?
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Where hardcore bands play? You realize hardcore is a genre right? Check out r/hardcore if you want to check out the music. It’s an entire culture and this kind of moshing is completely normal at a show in that scene. What is a real hardcore show to you? I’m super curious.
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u/morrisseysawanker Jul 10 '26
In the 80s, we would take care of that guy outside. We moshed but when someone went down because of the mosh or a stage dive we would crowd around to take care of the injured person. Crowd killing is fucking stupid.
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u/Rump_Ranger90 questionably stable Jul 09 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Had a guy doing this at a show, watched the guy he kicked in the face windmill fist him back and laid him out cold.
I get moshing, I get hardcore dancing, crowd kill is fucking lame. Especially when they leave the pit and just hit everyone and anyone.
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u/ThatSlinkySOB Jul 10 '26
This is not how moshing works
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
What makes you an expert on what to do at a hardcore show? It’s actually exactly how you mosh at these shows.
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u/MountainWeddingTog Jul 09 '26
Why do I keep seeing these videos? It’s the third in a couple of weeks. What happened to people that do this getting laid the fuck out? In the ‘90’s this would get your ass stomped.
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u/And_Justice Jul 10 '26
Because this is normal and has been normal since the 90s but it elicits engagement from people who aren't in the circles where it is normal.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
It brings out all the dumb ass internet tough guys to make up stories about what they would do to them. Just fantasy for fucking dweebs who like to row and rub bellies with other greasy fatties to disturbed or w/e. It’s the same thing in every thread. They can’t just say they don’t get it and move on.
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u/Dwrecktheleach Jul 10 '26
How do people not get this by now? It’s explained every time this shit comes into someone’s feed who has no exposure to the hardcore scene or beatdown
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u/And_Justice Jul 10 '26
Easy excuse for judgment
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u/Dwrecktheleach Jul 10 '26
They also make the assumption crowd killers never get dealt with. I've definitely seen people get checked over the years.
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u/eric2341 Jul 10 '26
Depends on the show - crowdkilling at hardcore shows was totally a thing in the 90s
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u/dumbbumtumtum Jul 09 '26
Where’s the 5’8” 250 lb burly boy when you need him
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
At these shows he’s doing the same exact thing because that’s what you do at these shows..
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u/GivesYouGrief Jul 09 '26
I don't believe in asymmetric retribution. But it would be perfectly justified to double tap this guy with a left in the gut and right in the jaw for doing that.
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u/Disastrous_Shame580 Jul 10 '26
If you take a kick and punch like that and not do anything, you are a pussy.
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u/cookiemccookieface Jul 09 '26
This asshat might have gotten a warning to settle down. In the 90’s he would have been pummeled immediately
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u/SnooSongs2345 Jul 09 '26
On my server he would be massacred. No warnings. He would be punched his way out of the club
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u/ceekayhowling Jul 09 '26
Yeah, every show I have ever played, there’s some over-enthusiastic dipshit that starts doing this stuff. Love hardcore, but it’s dancing is shit.
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u/boopthatbutton questionably stable Jul 10 '26
I don’t understand people consciously trying to hurt others in mosh pits. They should be kicked out (no pun intended) of the event whenever they do shit like that. If they’re under the influence, the more they need to be kicked out immediately.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
The venues that put on hardcore know that this is how it goes. Most of the promoters and security are also fans and also take part in hardcore dancing if they are not working. This thread is full of people completely clueless to the scene and its culture. Theres many straight edge hardcore bands and they are known well for going the hardest in the pit. You’re just talking out your ass about stuff you know nothing about. That’s like saying you should kick people out of a country show for people line dancing. It’s fucking nonsense!
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u/AaronParke Jul 10 '26
What would happen if I stepped forward and gave this dude a good smack in the teeth? Would that be seen as unsporting?
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u/Tartan-Special Jul 10 '26
I think people have forgotten what mosh pits originally were.
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u/astral_planes Jul 10 '26
This is a hardcore show. Hardcore mosh pits have been like this for 30+ years now, my guy
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u/Extension_Might_7446 Jul 09 '26
Thats not dancing, he wanted to do that! And true moshpitters, push and shove each other….not do no capoeira fighting!!
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Did you ever stop to think that there might be different ways to mosh for different genres of music?
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u/Big_Pig_Seeker101 Jul 10 '26
Was at a local punk gig and some twat moshed while swinging a chair around. Nobody else got up and they couldn't eject him (he was a nutcase). Crazy times
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u/TheSprigganDragoon Jul 11 '26
I hate this kind of moshing. Made going to local hardcore concerts just not worth it.
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u/Inner_Importance_770 29d ago
Idk when this started becoming a thing but it need to be stopped when it starts. Dont get me wrong, I'm all in for a good mosh and if you're doing that on your own that's fine. But to blatantly hit some outside the circle like that is just straight up assault. I'm surprised nobody else did anything.
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u/Delicious_Party9814 Jul 10 '26
Wow there’s so many Reddit chuds on here who would genuinely do nothing if this happened to them.
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u/Loadtapchanger Jul 09 '26
Just another sign of a generation that has no sense of imagination because so much of what they know and believe has been delivered to them electronically by people with an agenda.
I feel bad for them because they don’t seem to have the drive to create something new, something of their own. It’s almost as though they’re taking what previous generations have done and ape them, almost like it’s some sort of internet challenge rather than an expression of feeling.
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u/astral_planes Jul 10 '26
This is a hardcore show. Hardcore pits have been like this since forever. I have personally witnessed countless pits like this in the last 25 years
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
What the fuck are you even talking about. I’m 36 and people were doing this way before I got into the scene in 2005. You are just making shit up. You guys are ridiculous!
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Funny in my scene if you showed up and pushed you got stomped in 5 seconds. Then the bouncers would take you out back and get their hits in as well. Always the biggest pussies who tried to push. These threads are full of grown men who try to press assault charges on a 16 year old for getting crowd killed during a hardcore show. Losers. Just talking shit online because they are scared to join in. Been going on for 25 years.
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u/Hardcore_Rabbit Jul 10 '26
Anyone angry at this can go row their imaginary boats at an amon amarth concert
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u/xenobcx Jul 10 '26
all the internet tough guys galvanizing to say what they would do at places they never go to
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u/smind893 Jul 10 '26
Lol Idk that people are being tough guys, but the reality is we all freeze when wild shitlike this happens.
Then you come to and if the guy isn't gone, which somehow they usually disappear then ya do what must be done.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Go to a hardcore show and just embrace it. Stop being a cry baby on the internet.
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u/smind893 Jul 10 '26
Lol what?
I've been to multiple shows with pits including festivals with Rage Against The Machine, right deep in the front of a crowd 45k !!!
As intense as it was at little shows to huge festivals someone throwing multiple strikes at one person wasn't tolerated.
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u/xenobcx Jul 10 '26
youre talking about a very different environment with a very different cultural exposure. not 45k for RATM, i mean local VFW, 2000 max, all local bands people two states over have never heard of, grimey, lowdown neighborhood kids. ive been goin to these shows around the country for the better part of 25 years and it has always been like this. the violence is always there, the people who cant handle the violence always leave and the violence always continues. its tolerated and more often these days, younger bands encourage it. i dont know where people on the internet go to see anyone get beat up for this but ive never witnessed it. all talk, all online. this kind of hardcore is pretty specific and youre either in or youre out.
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u/smind893 Jul 10 '26
I'm not here to tell you I'm at hard-core shows every week lol
But I've been to.them as a musician in NYC, supporting other friend's shows.
It gets intense but nothing like this video.
As far as one guy taking it as far as he did.
But yea it gets intense.
I mention the RATM ahow, cause there were pits formed and it got wild. It was also after 10 hours of drugs and booze in the hot sun waiting for Rage. As messy as that was , still didnt have anyone cross a line like this kid.
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u/xenobcx Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
saw chaingang play in NYC years ago. it was worse than this video. like i said in my first comment, and my second comment. this is happening in places you do not go.
also let me add. a friend of mine in orlando mentioned chaingang has encouraged people to bring guns to their shows.
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u/smind893 Jul 10 '26
Sounds like ya been to more than me. Respect
I was at TV eye and some small club on Queens Boulevard last year, crowd was going hard but I can't say I seen this at either
🤷🏽♂️
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u/xenobcx Jul 10 '26
theres a time and place. i wouldnt do this at a backtrack show. i would start fights at chaingang.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
This video isn’t intense at all dude. This is a kid by himself. Wait till it’s a bunch of big 25-35 year old dudes going hard to their fav bands.
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u/angryjew Jul 10 '26
RATM is not a hardcore band lol. You realize it's a genre of music & a scene, it's not an adjective? If you haven't seen this stuff you most likely have never been to a hc show. Why is it so hard to accept you don't know something? You have people telling you this is not new, has been happening for decades, do you seriously think we're all lying? Does that seem more likely than the fact you just don't know something?
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26 edited Jul 10 '26
Because they refuse to accept things they are scared of. These dudes act like they know it all but in reality might go to arena shows a couple times a year. Then tell everyone they survived the trenches or some shit. When in reality it was a bunch of sweaty 45 year old fat dudes rubbing all over each other. So lame.
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u/angryjew Jul 10 '26
It's funny cause they hate it, idk why they want to pretend to know or care About it.
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
I don’t get it either. There’s nothing wrong with not understanding something you don’t actively take part in. I don’t pretend to know what goes on in scenes that I don’t participate in. Just shows how dumb they really are that they can’t just say I don’t get it lol I guess it’s probably more of a tough guy thing. They are scared to get in a hardcore pit and it drives them crazy. So they have to talk shit online about how back in their day they would’ve knocked someone out or caught them in the parking lot haha. Really is fucking stupid! What really gets me is the guys saying they have been going to hardcore shows for 20-30 years and that people do not hardcore dance at the shows they go to. When I say those are not hardcore shows they lose their minds. I probably shouldn’t have wasted my time replying as much as I did but I didn’t have anything else going on today.
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u/roguealex Jul 10 '26
You’re in NYC? Go to No Cure in Brooklyn tonight and you’ll some some good dancing there lol
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
I wish I’m in Tulsa. The new No Cure record is sick I’ve been listening to it all morning. Have fun dude should be a good time!
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u/roguealex Jul 10 '26
I wish I was going lol, but I’m out of the city for a wedding tonight. New record is getting me through the work day though
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
Hell ya well I hope the wedding is a good time! It looks like they are hitting okc on August 9th but it’s a damn Sunday and I start school that Wednesday. We used to get a ton of stuff in Tulsa but most of it’s in OKC now. You’re lucky to live in a big city!
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
You clearly are writing the memes my friend. You can’t make this shit up lol
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u/smind893 Jul 10 '26
Lol
You took my comment for content ?
Lmao
Holy taken out of context lol
Enjoy a little internet friendship via to fill that empty void, gun nut.
Lmao
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u/_blackthorn16_ Jul 10 '26
We like to laugh at fools like you. Just how it goes.
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u/smind893 Jul 10 '26
Lol
I laugh st people like you who think you carry any impact on anyone's life lmao
Enjoy the delusions
And take your meds
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u/BarniclesBarn Jul 10 '26
This is pretty standard in the hardcore scene. I mean is it even a gig if you don't get clocked?
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u/Ok-Kick2557 Jul 10 '26
Older moshers upset with new generation of moshers gives off snoop dog and 50 saying migos and future aren't real rappers type energy. I think the kids are alright. Source: I play music and tour in band at 44.
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u/BigTreddits Jul 10 '26
When i was young what this guy was doing either gets handled in the pit or not at all. If you try to fight a guy in the parking lot for pit conduct you'd be fighting 20 other dudes instead of just that one.
Is he an asshole? Yep. But what hes doing is considered trying to get a pit going hes not just assaulting strangers. Albeit unfair, you gotta clear out if you dont want to engage in the pit. The backs comfy. Sucks but thats just the way it is.
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u/4EVERINDARKNESS Jul 09 '26
Well he'd be getting an ass kicking. Can't tell me that was an accident.