Most people become dishinibited in enthusiastic crowd enviornments. They become more suggestible, trusting.
Its a huge part of how group religious gatherings work.
A large concert is in many ways a secular, mass ritual gathering.
I think you could do something like this a considerable number of times.
How many people ‘let loose’ and do something they wouldn’t otherwise normally do, at a concert?
All of those people would be likely to both keep attending these kinds of events and also fall for the exact same schtick, unless or untill a very, very broad social backlash essentially shamed them into not doing so.
This would work exactly once and then nobody would come to this person’s concerts ever again.
Hard disagree.
Most people become dishinibited in enthusiastic crowd enviornments. They become more suggestible, trusting.
Its a huge part of how group religious gatherings work.
A large concert is in many ways a secular, mass ritual gathering.
I think you could do something like this a considerable number of times.
How many people ‘let loose’ and do something they wouldn’t otherwise normally do, at a concert?
All of those people would be likely to both keep attending these kinds of events and also fall for the exact same schtick, unless or untill a very, very broad social backlash essentially shamed them into not doing so.
sorry DJ Saxman, guess it’s police charity events for the rest of your career now