People cheered and sung along to it all with consistent exuberance. ?This was clear from the strong beginning of the set: “Hash Pipe” into “My Name Is Jonas” into “Pork And Beans.” That shouldn’t necessarily read like a greatest hits opening salvo - there are plenty of Weezer diehards who probably still hate “Pork And Beans,” and at one point “Hash Pipe” might’ve felt cartoonish preceding “My Name Is Jonas.” But how can you deny that riff, that chorus? Whatever peaks and valleys exist throughout their career, that’s almost entirely swept away when they put it all together live. They’re an arena-alt act perfect for these things, with a clutch of hits and singalongs that provide the ideal mix of pathos, quirkiness, and sheer infectiousness. ? And every time they do, the bring a set built to ensure an almost unyielding endorphin rush across an hour or hour and fifteen minutes. Weezer appears at festivals often they appear at unhip ones often, too. But approaching it that way not only squanders the joys littered throughout the band’s career, but also ignores the fact that they’ve become a pinnacle of reliability in the context of the festival circuit. All these years and albums later, some fans are still waiting for a euphoric recall of the band’s mid-’90s classics. And, thankfully, Weezer were there to deliver last night. All of which is to say: The acts that are here this year that are worth getting excited about have that much more pressure to deliver, to be the bright spots worth remembering amidst an generally lackluster bill. Even in its better installments, Firefly often has a tendency to grab a few truly massive names, mix it with some of indie’s exciting but ubiquitous names of that particular year, then some past-their-moment rock acts and pop-leaning acts you don’t really know or care much about. Whether it’s over-saturation or simply artists’ touring and album cycles, the initial batch of fests this year have offered somewhat anemic and repetitive lineups from one to the next. While you can post Mandela Effects related to politics, do not post the classic Reddit "drumpfy drump trump dump" shit.Like many American festivals through the first half of 2017, Firefly’s lineup has suffered this year. Users who use bots on this sub, especially for the sake of upvoting, downvoting, creating automated comments or posts, deceptively creating a false bias in favor of your position, or otherwise disrupting discussion of the Mandela Effect in general.ġ2. If there is an appropriate tag for your post, you must use it.ġ1. Harassing a believer, non-believer, or encouraging downvotes is not allowed. No posts including links with no explanation, blogspam, or conspiracy sites or videosĩ. These belong in /r/MandelaJerk (rarely moderated).Ĩ. Again, if the Mandela Effect you've posted could possibly apply to a large group of people,, it goes in the DAE Mega-Thread.ħ. No "does anyone else?" posts and /r/tipofmytongue posts. Being hostile to a person offering a reasonable explanation will be treated the same way as harassing someone who is a M.E. Discussion of possible explanations for a Mandela Effect (including false memory) MUST be civil. Also, posts must include specific details indicating why it relates to a known Mandela Effect/the Mandela Effect in general.Ĥ. Vague titles = low upvotes, and very few comments. Thoroughly sum up what your post is about in the title. No low effort posts, or vague/"guess what?" post titles. If it can potentially apply to a lot of people, it goes in the DAE Mega-Thread, otherwise these belong in /r/Glitch_in_the_Matrix.ģ. A Mandela Effect, by definition, must affect a large group of people. No personal experiences, and stories about changes affecting only you personally. No trolling, aggressive behavior, name calling, bickeringĢ. The effect & name refers to people remembering Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 1980s, when he actually survived long after his release. The phenomenon where it is discovered that a global, well known fact has apparently changed for A LARGE GROUP OF PEOPLE. OFFICIAL MANDELA EFFECT WIKI: MANDELA-EFFECT.ORG
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