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My guess would be "no phone allowed." (Specifically, no video recording allowed, but most enforcement is too stupid so they have a blanket restriction.)
by vidanay 4y ago
My guess would be "no phone allowed."
(Specifically, no video recording allowed, but most enforcement is too stupid so they have a blanket restriction.)
- monocasa 4y agoThere's also a 'I as the artist don't like to see the audience on their phone' component a lot of the time as well.
- monksy 4y agoThere are a lot of claims here. Their offical statements are: 1. They don't want their show recorded. 2. They don't want their show "leaking" on the internet ("loss of ticket sells") 3. People using their phones "ruin the experience" Realistically it's due to: 1. They say libalious things. (Aka Hanable Burris talking about Cosby before formal conversations were had) Also, they say things that upset groups of people who try to "boycott." Aka Louie and the Parkland shooting joke./"Cancelled" 2. They are pissy about bad recordings going up on the internet and being caught behaving badly. (https://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/dave-chappelle-fans-demand-refund-detroit-performance-article-1.2199045 https://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/dave-chappelle-fan...) 3. It's there to protect notorious joke stealers from being caught in the act.
- monksy 4y agoNearly all of the shows I've been to have "no recording requests"/rules etc. Most of the time who gets caught are the ones that bring a full video camera. (Poor Rammstein requests no filming but people have their phones out the whole time.. comes with a big show) This is an extra enforcement deal I'm referring to.