Anonymous #1 1d

Well considering one man climbed me from behind (mind you I’m 5’4 and was one row behind barricade, he wasn’t gonna go far) and then the man in front of me climbed the fence, turned around (no verbal warning or anything), and then front flipped so he landed feet first on my friend and I. Mind you it was 80% girls around him. I’m aware I don’t need to be in the pit, but I also don’t need to be wheeled out before the people I paid to see even hit the stage. Normal crowdsurfing seems fine, unless-

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Anonymous OP 1d

They always go feet to people’s heads first - then I’m not sure how I feel about that. Mind you he was apologetic for his friend stepping on my foot while waiting for the openers to come out. So I understand he didn’t go with the intention to hurt people, but he saw and was making friends with the girls around him so I don’t understand him front-flipping onto us.

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Anonymous OP 1d

Thats next level asshole omg im sorry i thought u meant regular rowdy crowd behavior but thats a goober for sure

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Anonymous #1 1d

No you’re good because it was my first time experiencing crowdsurfing (but not first time in the pit) i was SO confused on how people enjoyed it😭 Like I was all prepared for elbows and feet and pushing, but did NOT see a large pair of boots coming for the back of my head💀

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