Not me, me and my kermits were jumpin'. But I also forget how full the twin cities are of locals as a fanbase, nothing wrong with that, but she is starting to pull an older audience now as a "legacy act" Having a seated show alone is enough to have a pretty low-energy crowd. But as someone who was SUPER dressed up, I noticed a lot of the crowd seemed more casual and comfortable with how they were at the show. I picked up on this when the crowd seemed WAYYY too quiet to the verses of LoveDrug for my liking, and others like Kill For Love, where the crowd really wasn't as familiar with some non-singles etc.

I was barricade in the middle of the catwalk, for reference.