- A debate has sparked in Japan regarding the etiquette of fans singing along at concerts, with some feeling it disrupts the performance.
- A musician suggests concert etiquette depends on the context: multiple-act shows allow for more chaotic enjoyment, while single-artist shows require a more mindful approach to respect the artist's vision.
- Singing along is appreciated, but fans should consider the atmosphere and other attendees, as excessive or disruptive singing can detract from the experience for others.
A: Did you hear about the online debate? It's about singing at concerts!
B: No way! What’s the big deal?
A: Apparently, someone got annoyed at a B’z concert because the guy next to them sang *six* songs straight through!
B: Wow! Six songs? That’s a lot!
A: Right? It sparked a huge discussion online. Some people thought he was just having fun, others felt it was rude.
B: I can see both sides. It’s fun to sing along sometimes, isn’s it?
A: Totally! But a musician, Guitarist K, gave an interview about it. He said it's not *bad* to sing along, especially at smaller live music clubs.
B: Oh, so it depends?
A: Exactly! He says if it’s a B’z stadium concert, it’s a different vibe. It's more orderly.
B: Makes sense. I guess B’z wants to control the show, right?
A: Yep. He said it’s like, a ‘secret base’ for them. If you’re at a concert with just one artist, people are there because they *really* like that artist. They want to be part of the artist’s world.
B: So, less singing at a big stadium show?
A: Pretty much. He also said it's about "TPO"—you know, time, place, and occasion. It's about fitting in with the atmosphere.
B: “TPO”! I hear that all the time! It’s hard to know sometimes.
A: Right? And he said singing loudly at a concert overseas, like in America, is actually honoring the situation.
B: That’s a good point. So, maybe a little singing is okay, but not six songs straight?
A: He laughed and said, "Only if they were all ‘Komachi Angel of the Sun’!"
B: Haha! You’re right, that would be special!
- A musician suggests concert etiquette depends on the context: multiple-act shows allow for more chaotic enjoyment, while single-artist shows require a more mindful approach to respect the artist's vision.
- Singing along is appreciated, but fans should consider the atmosphere and other attendees, as excessive or disruptive singing can detract from the experience for others.
A: Did you hear about the online debate? It's about singing at concerts!
B: No way! What’s the big deal?
A: Apparently, someone got annoyed at a B’z concert because the guy next to them sang *six* songs straight through!
B: Wow! Six songs? That’s a lot!
A: Right? It sparked a huge discussion online. Some people thought he was just having fun, others felt it was rude.
B: I can see both sides. It’s fun to sing along sometimes, isn’s it?
A: Totally! But a musician, Guitarist K, gave an interview about it. He said it's not *bad* to sing along, especially at smaller live music clubs.
B: Oh, so it depends?
A: Exactly! He says if it’s a B’z stadium concert, it’s a different vibe. It's more orderly.
B: Makes sense. I guess B’z wants to control the show, right?
A: Yep. He said it’s like, a ‘secret base’ for them. If you’re at a concert with just one artist, people are there because they *really* like that artist. They want to be part of the artist’s world.
B: So, less singing at a big stadium show?
A: Pretty much. He also said it's about "TPO"—you know, time, place, and occasion. It's about fitting in with the atmosphere.
B: “TPO”! I hear that all the time! It’s hard to know sometimes.
A: Right? And he said singing loudly at a concert overseas, like in America, is actually honoring the situation.
B: That’s a good point. So, maybe a little singing is okay, but not six songs straight?
A: He laughed and said, "Only if they were all ‘Komachi Angel of the Sun’!"
B: Haha! You’re right, that would be special!
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Summary
Japan's debating concert etiquette! Singing along is generally okay, but excessive singing can disrupt the performance. It depends on the event—more freedom at multi-act shows, more respect needed for solo artists & their vision. “TPO” (time, place, occasion) matters!
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Date: Dec. 26, 2025
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Created: 2025/12/26 19:44
Updated: 2025/12/27 08:07
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