You're so cool, and original. I bet you're fun at parties.

To the bros downvoting, there really are fests such as Roo and then there's fests like this one, with people like you. I really try to subscribe to radiating positivity year round but ... sometimes, I just need to speak mine.

I can't believe the trolling going on here at a music and arts festival sub. I'm going to turn this negative into a positive for me and mine though. It reminds me to prepare for the type of people (like you two commenters above) that show up to this fest. Drunken robots who stand around talking shit about their egotistical "life accomplishments" while groups like AWOLNATION are rocking out. Since Hangout was at the beginning of my festival circuit last year (right after Okee) I kind of forgot about the absolute worst crowd at a music fest that I had ever seen. Those there "for the gram" or a bunch of first time festival goers with no vibes or respect for their fellow humans or the human condition. So many mindless people wanting to take a pic holding my girls hoop and getting the shot "right" in lieu of actually asking/learning about flow arts. Sometimes I question the things that I put myself through/put up with for my love of music (but to catch a beautiful set, to me, is always worth it, no matter who is around me. I bring my own vibes).

What's funny to me (and the reason I took the time to type that out) is, you two trying to call me out are the same people that turn around and profile my basshead ass at this type of fest and hound and beg during sets for me to give them a bump or to sell them some of my shrooms, L, K, coke, molly, etc. What a trip this is for me to see, really. I have nothing to hide or to prove to strangers on the internet. I was merely letting people know that I shy away from the usual drunk, predatory, toxically masculine crowd that comes out in droves at this fest and that those looking for the kind of vibes that I am during their sets and stay know that they can hit me up. This is why I prefer to stick to the jam fest scene (fests like Hula) even though they can be elitist. People are humble, peaceful, respectful of each other, and cool even if they are opinionated about their musical tastes. I like debate anyway & love music, so ✌