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I was at a Cavs playoff game and they had these as well. I would guess they will become more popular. I've seen at some games, I think a Browns regular season
by jairuhme 2y ago
I was at a Cavs playoff game and they had these as well. I would guess they will become more popular. I've seen at some games, I think a Browns regular season game, you had to download an app and then give them access to your flashlight which I was not interested in. So this is a nice alternative to create the desired atmosphere without gaining access to users phones
- grishka 2y agoWell I'm not into sports, and I live in Russia so as you can imagine it'll be a while until we have any large concerts here again. I'm not nearly desperate enough to travel just for a concert, but if one coincides with me being abroad... Let's just say it's complicated. The only time I've been on a truly enormous, tens-of-thousands-people-sized concert it was The Killers in Moscow, as part of the Park Live festival, in like 2013. Nothing like these wristbands was invented yet. On a Zemfira concert in 2016, I somehow remember paper stars getting passed around so you would hold one in front of your phone flashlight. Cute. So yeah cool tech, a shame I won't get to see it in the next 10 years.