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Well this shit has been around in the scene since the late 80s early 90s. It's definitely not a new thing

@Astralplanes575 Im 50 and have been to numerous Slayer and Death Metal shows over the years and have only recently seen this.

@@drumsofviolence You weren't going to hardcore shows though. This kind of moshing is a hardcore thing. I can say for a fact that since I first went to shows 23 years ago this was going on in the pits. And I've seen videos of bands like Madball, Neglect and Bulldoze from like 93-95 and they were doing that there too. The reason you're now only seeing it is because there's a lot more mix bill shows now where hardcore bands will play with metal bands. And there have been a recent crop of death metal bands that came from the hardcore scene, so a lot of their fans are hardcore kids. Bands like 200 Stab Wounds, Sanguisugabogg, Undeath, Tribal Gaze and Kruelty play death metal but it won't be uncommon to see hardcore dancing in the pit during their sets. And then you've got bands like The Acacia Strain that are equal parts metal and hardcore and will have either push pits or hardcore pits depending on where they're playing and who they're playing with. So yeah the reason you're only seeing it recently is because of the blurring of genres that's been happening recently. I can't say for sure when it started. I've read it was the late 80s but I've only seen video evidence of it starting from the early to mid 90s. There has been this style of moshing for most, if not all your time going to shows, you just weren't going to those shows. And that is a fact

@@Astralplanes575 Circle pit or get the fuck out.

Yea this definitely wasn't moshing in the late 90s early 2000s. You'd get knocked down for something like that and people wouldn't help you up.

Not sure exactly when it started but I think it was somewhere around either the late 80s/early 90s when there were hardcore scenes that started moving away from it's punk origins and became more metallic. I've seen videos of Madball, Neglect and Bulldoze from the early to mid 90s and the kicking and arm swinging in the pit was going on then so it was definitely a fully established part of hardcore by that point.

20+ years ago noob

@bliips_ cracks me up when bairns call me noob

All the flail shit looks goofy as fuck either way tho💀😂

it looks goofy and is dangerous...

people of the future reading this, please try to understand that we were all not like this in 2024.

true, the future will have less leftists@@jeffny9

@@jeffny9bro why yall unnecessarily hating , hc dancing been around for years

@@zen5101 my bad zen5101, your right. These songs have been growing on me, and these people, including the amazing vocalist, seem to just be enjoying the moment. No more hate, this is one amazing performance.

​@@zen5101Because arruin the show.

Honestly tho crowd killing is BS.

We really need to have a conversation in the hard-core/metal community about when we shouldn’t/where we shouldn’t have shows.

@@kylelandon5618this is my house lol, we do hc shows in the backyard now…

HAHA.

Go cry somewhere else lol

Seen this comment all over, never seen anyone pull up to a show and do anything.

🎼 🎵 🎶 🎙️ Transitory madness. You arruining the show.

lets start a band called Ghost Attack