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Strong negative correlation? Can't attend both events, and most people only have the weekend to attend max one event.

• iamthirsty 2y ago
  You should come to Miami. Some people start the night at a normal club, go to a rave at Factory town, and meet the sunrise at Space, all in one night.
  • dagw 2y ago
    How many of the people doing that are locals doing it as a regular thing, vs tourists doing it as a one off experience? The core argument in the article is that the younger generation aren't going to their local clubs regularly enough to keep them afloat, preferring going to do much fewer and more 'special' events. The places that can survive are those that either bring in lots of tourists and/or focus larger one off events that can pull in a really large crowd.
    • iamthirsty 2y ago
      As a local, most of it is actual locals, often bringing out of town friends, but the core is always locals.
• ElevenLathe 2y ago
  Maybe on a particular night, but on any longer timescale: how does one make friends who will tell you about the cool underground scene without first meeting them in the aboveground club scene? Maybe online stuff plays this purpose now but I assume its still mostly the former.
  • leetcrew 2y ago
    lots of places. the people at the warehouse rave usually did something else earlier in the night. maybe you met them at a bar or show and asked what they were doing later. “what are you doing this weekend” is a normal thing to ask anyone you meet in a third place. it’s not that big of a secret.
• crowcroft 2y ago
  Most people have more than one weekend per year. High volume purchasers in a category are more likely to purchase many things across the category. I don't go to nightclubs ever, odds that I'm going to go to a rave are also pretty close to zero. I have a friend who DJs, even removing the nights he performs, he goes to nightclubs infinitely more than I do. He also goes to raves more than I do.