@bcyscout but i was all the way in the back so it wasn’t like they had some kind of fucking eagle vision to see me accidentally hitting my phone with my army bomb trying to record
@bcyscout YEAH. i don’t know if it was only for the concert in chicago but minutes before the concert started, someone announced that recording is not allowed and if you’re caught, you would be asked to leave the concert.
@bcyscout i don’t know if this is happening this year but last year, we weren’t allowed to record and anyone who was caught recording would be asked to leave the concert. be discreet, especially if you’re in GA!
@bcyscout + if you’re really short, bring shoes with platforms. there can be tall people standing in front of you and it’s really annoying/ it blocks your view! people swing their army bombs so MUCH, you might get hit with them, be careful and stay safe!! most importantly, have fun!!
@bcyscout i’ve tried it and found that focusing your phone on the stage itself before the members come out works well, that way your phone is focused on the view that you want and you’re not worried about whether or not you’re recording a good view!
@bcyscout don’t vlog it! if you want to vlog, only do it before/after the concert. when you’re recording, it’s pretty hard to stay focused on the performance (first hand experience) unless you’re looking at the performance with your own two eyes and not through your phone.