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From what I’ve gathered, nowadays, “raving” refers to all legal parties that are posted on RA as well. The biggest difference is, younger people associate speci
by tokioyoyo 2y ago
From what I’ve gathered, nowadays, “raving” refers to all legal parties that are posted on RA as well. The biggest difference is, younger people associate specific venues/music as “rave”s, where mainstream music isn’t played, and people are more likely to party in the brains. It’s just the definition has shifted since the 2000s.
I wouldn’t discredit FT writers as well, as I’m assuming they’re writing for a specific audience.
- hparadiz 2y agoI still consider a legal warehouse party to be a rave. Depends on crowd, music, and vibe.