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@Murdoc yop, ten posledny fb banner je ciste peklo, jak wordart z wordu z pred 20 rokov

@Murdoc suhlas, co sa tyka grafickej identity, ide to dolu vodou. aktualny vizual by snad spravilo aj 5 rocne dieta v painteri. tu je kratka ukazka ako to vyzera kedysi

-> https://www.interez.sk/od-roku-2007-az-po-sucasnost-takto-sa-zmenil-graficky-dizajn-festivalu-pohoda-za-poslednych-11-rokov/

za mna celkom vydareny bol rocnik 2013 aj 2014 aj 2016

@Captain_Obvious zaujimave, moze byt. neviem si to na pohode moc predstavit, ale paci sa mi to

@Captain_Obvious zaujimave, moze byt. neviem si to na pohode moc predstavit, ale paci sa mi to

@cookie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEJGCTf-gq8

UPS


@RSxGaming1
3 years ago
I had the pleasure of seeing NoName at a small festival in Australia after her Telefone release. At the time, she was fairly unknown, I for one had not heard of her; and when she performed - I instantly became a fan. Australia is known for its multi-culturalism and she vibed with the crowd and killed the show. She did not seem too interested in the crowd knowing her either - she had energy and worked incredibly well with her live band. She rapped heavy and paced her songs. I then saw her again - two years later in line with her Room 25 release - at another festival.
All she seemed to worry about was the fact that 85% of the crowd did not rap along with her incredibly dense and quick-paced lyricism. She got visibly and audibly annoyed with people not chanting back and forth "when I say, you say, etc" Instead of performing with her energy at her original show, she called the crowd "weak" and "pill-poppers". This was prime Australian summer at a crowded festival, and instead of just singing and rapping her songs - she was annoyed that no one else was.
Brockhampton followed. They were incredible. The energy came with their presence of not giving a fuck and asking the crowd to mouth lyrics.
Still love NoNames music, although she should not be blaming people, especially her "white fans" for their reactions to her eclectic rap style. She seems a bit up her own ass if I'm honest.
Peace.


@henryhill92
3 years ago
I saw this coming ever since I saw her live in Melbourne. She was a bad vibe. Not only did she seem openly pissed at her band for not learning the new album quickly enough (this was like 2 weeks after Room 25 came out), she kept commenting over and over again on how white the audience was, and even at one point said "ya'll invented racism" as if we were all supposed to approach her after the show to personally apologise. Why come to fucking Australia of all places if you don't want to play for white people?

@Doktor_Zivago heh, presne toto opat vyzera na kascakovho syna ;) inak muzika fajn, ale jej "rap" sa neda pocuvat. a je to namyslena zmagorena peechhaa. jej koncert si ako white straight male necham teda utiect, aby chuderka nemala traumu. dikycko

@dukon mudro

@dukon mudro

@buff toz doba je zla, po korone siel tento biznis do prdele, a stredne velke festaky maju problem zabukovat relevantne kapely kvoli absurdnym budgetom. tak spolupraca je asi jedna z moznosti ako vydilovat s promoterom trosku lepsiu cenu, ak kapela hra v rovnakom case na rovnakom mieste.

@katseft velmi pekne videjko