I wish I could have been there so I could also film a shitty version on my phone, rather than experiencing it.
Don’t worry. You clearly would’ve been too focused on how everyone else wasn’t “watching correctly” and wouldn’t have enjoyed it anyhow.
True, but the feeling of superiority would be like no other
I’ve been in that situation. The feeling was a bit hollow, and came with it’s own regrets. As it turns out, we record things for a reason.
Fifteen years ago, I didn’t record my favorite song being played live and now I can’t find a video of it because, believe it or not, there isn’t a record of every single live performance on earth ever. I’ve listened to other performances from the same tour, but it isn’t the same as what I heard. That’s the nature of live music, though.
This event isn’t the same, I get that. Just sharing my experience from when I also held this opinion.
I usually record like 5-10 seconds and then we ball ^^
I had no idea the inside also had screens, that’s awesome!
…really? what did you think people did inside? like what did you think it was for?
Another bass pro shop?
Orthogonal solids only.
Looks like this was a performance by Anyma
https://www.venetianlasvegas.com/entertainment/afterlife-presents-anyma.html
Dude is in some kind of a tech brain-rot, but EDM concerts are always such trippy rides.
People with a thing for giantesses: :3
People with a thing for robots: :3
People with a thing for robot giantesses: :33333333
GWAR should play the Sphere.
Down in front!
This looks amazing!
Is this a hologram?
Why isn’t it dancing?
The sphere is cool but I don’t have any interest in going again. Maybe if I was a U2 fan. I wonder how much repeat biz they get.
When I watched the Dead and Co. show, most of the people seated around us had been there multiple nights in a row.
That’s true of a lot of Vegas. Or vacation spots in general.
