So, Saturday night was great and all. One of the most entertaining marching activities I have been to in my entire life.
HOWEVER....
Is anyone else sick and tired of people yelling at quiet and delicate moments during Finals performances, either to make the recording, or to try and get their friend on the field's attention? Case in point: I was watching the Cavaliers, and it was during the the very quiet part near the middle. I was trying to wrap my mind around the fact that some of those kids paid large sums of money to march around quickly and cleanly but not play at all during large chunks of their show, when the kid sitting RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME decided to stand up and inform his friend on the field from thirty rows from the top at the Zero Yard line on side 2 that he was, in fact, the man, and it was their show, and noone was going to take it away from them this time, and he was awesome, and the Cavaliers were awesome, and their drums were the best.
Couldn't it have waited for after the show, or before the show? He did it twice during their show, nearly the same thing, that went on for like 10 seconds. I almost grabbed him and had him take a seat, but the thought of a lawsuit prevented me. I mean, it wasn't just this kid. Those of you that were there probably heard similar things. I understand things like the Vanguard yell, and I am Spartacus, and anything else that is designed or generally accepted, but is this now an accepted practice?
It ruined my experience of an otherwise enjoyable show. Any other thoughts on the matter?
FV