Today, I was at a band concert with 500 other people. The song they were performing stopped, and I loved it so much I stood up and clapped. Everyone stared, while I slowly realized the song wasn't over. FML
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Halloween
A failed costume, stolen candy and a very real scare: Halloween, the one night when fear is allowed.
Same thing different taste
Belter
Today, I attended a musical. A new song was played, and I thought I'd heard it before because it sounded strangely familiar. I sang along quietly as the song progressed, positive I knew it. Anticipating the next chorus, I belted out the lyrics with all my heart. It was instrumental. FML
Make an entrance, not a scene
Today, I was a guest performer for a school orchestra concert a grade above mine. When they called my name, I didn’t hear them, so when they started the song hundreds of people watched me run on stage. FML
Lost in music
Today, I was listening to music with headphones in my usually quiet class. At one point I really got into the song so I just quietly sang along because why not. Turns out by the end of the song I was singing at full volume, almost yelling, and my friend stopped me to say that. The entire back row was laughing. FML
Today, I was at a local talent show and during a piano performance I had to go to the bathroom. I sang along in the bathroom but was unaware how loud I was until I walked out and everyone started applauding me while the pianist was still playing. FML
Today, I went to see one of my favorite bands. When they started playing my favorite song I whipped out my video camera and sang along. As I was reviewing the video later, I realized that I couldn't even hear the band over my horrible singing. FML
Stealing the scene
Today, during a moment of silence in front of the entire high school during my band concert, I managed to hit the stand with my flute, and loudly scrambled to catch it before it fell over. I've never had so many people look at me. FML
Rock on!
Today, ever supportive of my friends, I went to a concert and tried to really get into the music. I was jumping and dancing, only to realize I was at the wrong concert. My friend's band was playing next door. I spent half an hour dancing with strangers to music I didn't even really like. FML
Today, I had my first chorus concert. We got a bigger applause when we left the stage than when we sang. FML
Today, I went to a concert. One of my favorite bands was performing, and I'd had the ticket for seven months, with a great seat for the show. It was all going perfectly, that is until a guy twice my height sat in front of me. FML
FREEBIRD!
Today, I finally got to attend the concert I have been anticipating for weeks. The band was great. The drunk guy sitting behind me yelling profanity and out of tune lyrics in my ear throughout the entire show, however, was not. FML
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muchagente 5
no, i've been there: op was the only one who knew the song was over. the band started playing again to avoid an awkward situation when they saw that no one clapped. except one.
HarmonyChord 0
Don't worry I'm sure those 500 other people didn't even notice, except that they did. Sucks for you!
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Comments (117)
BrunetteBabe56 0
Now you learned, never clap!
Ashlynlongman 0
Were you at the winter jam concert?
ihasbrains 10
I've done this before. But everybody laughed when I did it.
february_airr 14
oh , boo hoo .
looneyben5432 0
as a band geek myself (tuba) I will say that the band probably loved it
zSapphire15 0
LOL. THAT IS SO FUNNY XD
Deeznutzhairy 7
fap fap fap fab
petitsinge_fml 0
shame, shame, shame, shame, shame...
towboatdude 0
There was this one time at band camp! I stood up and started clapping and yelling. in the middle of a song. and come to find out I had a clarinet shoved up my azz!!!
pizzasammy 0
Agreed. People should refrain from attending an event without properly preparing themselves for it... It sadly promotes negative stereotypes of ignorance and lack of class. While both these assumptions can easily be avoided by being patient and waiting for cues from others on what to do next. I can't say that they shouldn't attend a band concert at all, growth and expansion in the knowledge and demonstration of classical music pieces is something, I believe, can help an individual become a more "well rounded" citizen.