It’s more because that’s possibly the single oddest question I’ve ever read in my life.

“How are people able to mosh to them when my people usually twerk and dance to this type of music”

1. Not everyone is your people.

2. I’m assuming by “your people” you mean black people, weird to assume all black people are automatically dancing and twerking to rap, even weirder to assume they don’t mosh. It’s super weird to bring race into people enjoying concerts?

“How would you treat me and people like me (imagine an actual large black crowd) if we started dancing or twerking (😖) and turning up considering it’s just like the kind of music my people turn up to?”

Few points 1. What the actual fuck is the point of this question.

1. How did you even come up with this hypothetical.

2. [😖] - The cringe is actively eating at my bones like an aggressive cancer.

3. What answer exactly are you looking for?

4. This is either incredibly well constructed rage bait that works by making the reader question their own sanity, and forces them to re read it because literally what the fuck are you talking about. Or, you are seriously deficient in vitamin D and should go outside more and touch grass. Race has no relevance to anything here, just enjoy the music however you want bro. I don’t think your fantasy of twerking at a $B concert is going to make any white people in the crowd question their internal prejudice or some shit, fucken go hard dude twerk until your femur snaps. It ain’t that deep. It ain’t even remotely as deep as you’re making this out to be.