"Don't You Tell Me" was from the final concert of their 10th Anniversary Tour, Puzzle was from the first concert of that tour. Some covid restrictions were still in place for the 1st show but were gone by the last one. Plus TGT is all seated, floor and all 3 balconies.
Great reaction JMD. Yeah, beautiful chaos is often what they seem to be going for, and they hit that mark really well every single time.Come on, Madiacs, this man deserves some more subs!
In January of 2023 the Japanese people were still "muzzled" with the face diapers from the covis-19 plandemic. The crowd for this concert was very subdued because not only did they still need the diapers, they also were not allowed to yell or scream. It a strange show to listen to when they finish a song. I believed Japan lifted the diaper mandate near the end of the following month, being one of the last major countries to do so.
A lot of asians wore face masks decades before covid and thousands still do - including members of Band-Maid. It's really disrespectful to them calling them 'face diapers'.
Whatever the intent, calling them face diapers is to belittle the reason for the mask. It's a way of saying without saying that you think covid was never serious enough to warrant face masks. Or that you just don't think they work. As the virus mutated symptoms for less serious but the effectiveness of masks also declined. But during the most serious stage of the disease they were very effective. And you say you are clueless about Japanese culture so I will say this that the Japanese are very sensitive to being respectful to others. You can call that woke but it sure beats the hell out of not giving a crap about anyone but yourself. There's nothing wrong with not wanting to get sick and there's certainly nothing wrong with not wanting to pass your sickness on to others. I personally know two people who were in my view killed by crazy Fox News announcers who early on in the pandemic belittled people that got a vaccine or wore a mask. Both of these people were smokers and both cited the virus as a hoax and watched Fox News religiously. There's no doubt in my mind that they would still be alive today if they have just followed the advice of the medical community instead of watching lunatics on tv.
@@Davey-Boyd I've visited Japan from the UK 4 times this year and seen Band-Maid 4 times. I'll be seeing them again there in February. They are still face nappies. I can like a band and largely respect a culture while still calling them out for doing silly things.
"Don't You Tell Me" was from the final concert of their 10th Anniversary Tour, Puzzle was from the first concert of that tour. Some covid restrictions were still in place for the 1st show but were gone by the last one. Plus TGT is all seated, floor and all 3 balconies.
Great reaction JMD. Yeah, beautiful chaos is often what they seem to be going for, and they hit that mark really well every single time.Come on, Madiacs, this man deserves some more subs!
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In January of 2023 the Japanese people were still "muzzled" with the face diapers from the covis-19 plandemic. The crowd for this concert was very subdued because not only did they still need the diapers, they also were not allowed to yell or scream. It a strange show to listen to when they finish a song. I believed Japan lifted the diaper mandate near the end of the following month, being one of the last major countries to do so.
A lot of asians wore face masks decades before covid and thousands still do - including members of Band-Maid. It's really disrespectful to them calling them 'face diapers'.
Jim S is clueless about Japan and Japanese culture.
Whatever the intent, calling them face diapers is to belittle the reason for the mask. It's a way of saying without saying that you think covid was never serious enough to warrant face masks. Or that you just don't think they work. As the virus mutated symptoms for less serious but the effectiveness of masks also declined. But during the most serious stage of the disease they were very effective. And you say you are clueless about Japanese culture so I will say this that the Japanese are very sensitive to being respectful to others. You can call that woke but it sure beats the hell out of not giving a crap about anyone but yourself. There's nothing wrong with not wanting to get sick and there's certainly nothing wrong with not wanting to pass your sickness on to others. I personally know two people who were in my view killed by crazy Fox News announcers who early on in the pandemic belittled people that got a vaccine or wore a mask. Both of these people were smokers and both cited the virus as a hoax and watched Fox News religiously. There's no doubt in my mind that they would still be alive today if they have just followed the advice of the medical community instead of watching lunatics on tv.
@@Davey-Boyd I've visited Japan from the UK 4 times this year and seen Band-Maid 4 times. I'll be seeing them again there in February. They are still face nappies. I can like a band and largely respect a culture while still calling them out for doing silly things.
@@ArranLee Call them silly to their face and see what reaction you get. You have no idea or respect of Japanese culture.