/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>14981454

At the end of the day it is just "to each their own" and I respect and almost admire people who actually enjoy what the new album is shaping up to be, but...

>I believe they put a lot of fun into the album

that is something that I would argue for 500 posts about. My personal music taste of Babymetal and music in general aside, I've read all the reviews who call the new album everything from mesmerizing to hard-hitting to mature and evolved - but not fun.


Then again some people's idea of fun is pic related, yeah maybe it's all subjective at the end of the day

>>14416145
>white shirt kun hardcore-dancing by his own in the corner

that'll never, ever get old

>>13686177

I can't really argue on what is the Japanese perspective of that, especially when more of the fanbase there comes from the idol side of thing, but the fact that there was a circle pit for every song is NOT something to be upset about, that is just stupid. They should be proud of it, I can't really think of any other band that managed to do that.

Stuff like the hardcore fags kicking and punching at invisible demons is a valid complaint since those people are seen as an intrusion at any metal shows.

The only real compromise is to have a seated section for families, metal shows are like a rite of passage, you can't be too young, or too old to go to one and hang in the front of the floor.

>>12140808
Pretty much yeah.

>>12129899
>I saw quite a few and it seems like the audience is simply bumping into each other instead of slamming like in the west

No, the actual music video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDqaTXqCN-Q

Seeing fat neckbeards with long hair won't exactly be a culture shock since they worked with one.

>slamming like in the west

This only happens at HxC shows.

>>12129904
>Babymetal audience is polite, if someone drop glasses during wall of death or in mosh pit, everyone stop and help look for item

>>12129904

>They bump into each other like west fans but they also there to have fun and hurting peoples not fun

This is also common courtesy at metal shows in the west that aren't populated by these types of kids.

If someone falls down, you pick them up.