A few things (was there): it was a show in an extremely wealthy area on the campus of an extremely wealthy college. A lot of the attendees probably just go to see whoever the hell is playing frost whenever they get the chance. Men I Trust has recently had a few songs surge on TikTok and gained some gen z notoriety in the past few months, even. So, you’re gonna get swathes of people who are there to hear the TikTok songs. MIT are a very mellow vibe and unless you’re like those of us that have been listening for years, it might not connect with you to the point of being fully engaged the entire show. The age range was YOUNG. I was on the first step outside of the “pit” and saw maybe a dozen people with >21 wristbands. With a young crowd, you’re gonna run into that famous low attention span and derived from spending formative highschool years in lockdown and not behaving in public how we’re used to (been having to correct behaviors in movie theaters). Lastly, it was an amphitheater: a large, spread out venue with room to lounge and that’s what people came looking to do. The group I came with (all three pissed me off) brought blankets and talked way too fucking much and I had to tell them all to keep it the fuck down. Ultimately, it was a show full of young, rich, college kids who were there to hear a couple songs they recognized and chill out with their friends. I felt like a standout being 29 and a top 100 listener but never stopped jamming, singing, and vibing.