No one wants to ACTUALLY remember the experience / recreate it. That's purely a justification of the vanity. And cynical? I don't think so and I'll explain why

No one wants to ACTUALLY remember the experience / recreate it. That's purely a justification of the vanity. And cynical? I don't think so and I'll explain why. It goes way beyond events like this concert. It's the notion of publishing every aspect of your life just so others will notice it. I once saw on facebook where a girl had posted an image of her family all huddled together, grievously hugging: "Just found out that my grandma has cancer." Who decides that's the time to step back and snap a photo for social media? And why, to get "likes"? Maybe add a filter somewhere in between. My brother saw the same thing as that concert image, but at a funeral. It's ALL to get noticement and it weirds me out.