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Charmedcub2006
I have never gave an artist something but I know some could care less and some really care. I know Dolly has said over and over again that she doesn't throw away anything a fan gives her. If she is not able to take all the flowers she gets than she does send them to children hospitals but she keeps the vase and card and remembers it. Some artist don't really care about their fans they do it just for the money.
December 06 2008 at 11:41 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Jesse
i was at a concert recently(bedouin soundclash), and matt costa was opening for them, he took a mug from some girl and probably still uses it, i'll see when he comes back in a couple months
mike
Whenever I go to see my favorite band, I bring em a case of red bull to the pre party as a little inside joke since the first time I saw em play, the bassist was stealing all the cans from behind the bar after the show.
December 18 2007 at 6:09 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Jess00
This is a funny vid. The rules on the other hand suck.
December 18 2007 at 4:45 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Dlane
Some of this stuff makes sense, like the common courtesy things, but the other rules are just BS. Yeah, you shouldn't climb on your friends shoulder because you block about ten people standing behind you and no one wants to see you stick your tongue down someone elses, but if you want to wear the band tee go a head and if you want to show the band your appreciation by giving them "your cheap crap" by all means do so.
December 18 2007 at 2:16 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
beingbrutalisinevitable
If you want to give the band something, wait until after the show. This is their job and no one wants others throwing shit at them while entertaining.
It's called courtesy.
Sarah
WHATEVER!! I went and saw THE WIGGLES.. and kids were every where with roses for Dorothy the Dinosaur! And her ass came out into the audience and got them!! Damn straight!! She loves cheap crap!
December 17 2007 at 10:18 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Prof Cock
I love this video those 2 dudes are funny!! It be funnier if the bald guy took off his skid marked boxers' and threw them at the band.
December 17 2007 at 9:16 PM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
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Jenat 3-13-2008
gay..
Charmedcub2006at 12-06-2008
I have never gave an artist something but I know some could care less and some really care. I know Dolly has said over and over again that she doesn't throw away anything a fan gives her. If she is not able to take all the flowers she gets than she does send them to children hospitals but she keeps the vase and card and remembers it. Some artist don't really care about their fans they do it just for the money.
Britat 6-16-2007
again, the band LIKES when you give them stuff...at least most of them do.
Davidat 6-16-2007
Fuck Concert Etiquette and Fuck Politicley Correct.
Have fun, do whatever you want, just dont hurt anyone and dont be rude, that's whats so fun about going concerts, you never know what you will see.
rpat 6-16-2007
You realize they regift the stuff you give them, right?
Athenaat 6-16-2007
2. Fuck Concert Etiquette and Fuck Politicley Correct.
Have fun, do whatever you want, just dont hurt anyone and dont be rude, that's whats so fun about going concerts, you never know what you will see.
Well said.
Erikaat 6-16-2007
this rule is really stupid. the bands like it when people give them stuff most times.
and i remember i was at an all american rejects concerts and two girls threw an aar shirt on stage and they told them to come sit on the side of the stage with them for the rest of the concert. luckkyy.
that one guyat 6-16-2007
This is true with certain bands. I used to work backstage at the marcus amphitheather a few years back. there was this big N'sync concert fans were bringing all sorts of crap. We were under orders to gather it up and toss in all in the trash compactors. Fun times seeing teddy bears go squish.
Ryanat 6-17-2007
ok this one actually makes sense. ive seen people throw things on stage and knock guitars out of tune and its rare but sometimes if you throw coined money on stage it can mess up the wiring for the equipment and short it out.
Alainaat 6-16-2007
Most bands like it when their fans think of them enough to get them something, even if it's "cheap crap."
nameismike1969#yahoo.comat 6-16-2007
all the bands suck anyway go home
Ronniat 6-16-2007
We went to TSO one year, at the meet and greet heard the band talking about how hungry/thirst they were. The next year, we brought a huge bag of snacks and drinks for them all to use while going through that hour or two of signing autographs. They LOVED it, gave us passes and much thanks. Most bands appreciate their fans attempts to 'give back' the pleasure they get from the band. Even if all they can do is trash the stuff at the end of the night (squished teddy bears) I would like to think they'd appreciate the gesture.
But, I do agree about throwing crap on stage that could mess up tuning or equipment. My husband's a musician and that part of the 'giving back' is a bit too much.
Prince of Paradiseat 6-16-2007
if you want to throw the band your panties... make sure I know.... I will be taking reallllly good care of you my Darling !!!! wooooooooo hoooooooooooooo
frankat 6-16-2007
man the person who thought up all these rules sounds really uptight and has no business even being at a concert.
Ceciat 6-16-2007
Uh, if you throw crap up there, the singer either takes it and throw it back into the crowd or the people that work there take the stuff and throw it away at the end of the concert.
lorettaat 6-16-2007
this is stupid.
has this person ever been to a REAL rock concert?
there should be no rules.
u go to have fun seeing the band, not worry about riduclous rules...
THE LUMBERJACKat 6-16-2007
this is so retarded. get a fucking life. this is what you do wit your life? WOW.
Anneat 6-17-2007
this video is funny as hell, but the rules are lame as fuck. Who the hell made them needs to get a life
nelson2008kaneat 6-17-2007
Who can throw stuff far enough to get it to the stage, anyway? I mean, try throwing anything to The Rolling Stones. You'll be arrested, man. Even if you just try to throw them one of your socks, man.
Unless the band is a lousy band and is playing in a club that seats only 20 people. In that case, the band would be thrilled to have fans throw anything at them.
Willowat 6-17-2007
I won tickets to the 1995 "Madonna Pajama Party." It was at Webster Hall in NYC and MTV hosted the live event. Madonna was promoting her "Bedtime Stories" CD and my friend and I were pretty close to the stage. On the way to the show, we stopped at Victoria Secret and I bought a black, sexy bodice to throw on the stage for Madonna. I really didn't expect Madonna to grab it and bring it home, but it was fun nonetheless to throw lingerie at Madonna... Considering Madonna's personality at that time, I think it was the most perfect thing to throw at her. We had fun, was on live TV, and stood 5 feet away from Madonna as she exited the nightclub at 3am.