Getting your asked kick at concerts

DanLights

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I got my face smashed by a security guard during the Moonspell show on Tuesday, while Aires Pereira (Moonspell's Venezuelan born bassist) was giving a really nice bass solo which ended with the venezuelan national anthem. Check this shit out

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Have you been beaten up during a concert? do you hold visual evidence of it? show it :devil:
 
One question

Why did he smash you? :D And with what? (I'm guessing Mag Lite :ill: )

With his bare fucking hands

to make a long story short, fucker went to tell my girlfriend to get down (she was standing on a chair cause she's short and couldn't see well) in a very rude manner as in theoretically slapping her in the ass, and when she told him the guy instead of at least trying to say sorry, only laughed like a fucking dumbass and kept telling her to get down even AFTER she got down from the chair, so I was next to her and when I heard her yelling at him I got into it, got mad as fuck and since the guy all he did was laugh like a retarded and say "wanna go outside??" I got even madder and ended up throwing a punch to his face which I can't even recall if I hit it. But since I fight like a pussy, he then started to show the only thing he ever learned as a kid was to fight (no social skills, no education whatsoever, but man he fights like a fucking boxer) and smashed the shit out of me.

After the show I got to the hotel I was staying at and saw myself in the mirror, asked my girl to take pics of me cause I looked like a wounded boxer. It's nothing, two days later nobody noticed it, but it looked pretty cool when inflicted
 
Well, you've got yourself to blame then, don't you? If you go around throwing punches, you're asking to get your ass kicked.

You let your emotions get the better of you, and you paid the price. Hopefully, you learned your lesson, but it doesn't sound like it.

I've been going to concerts for about 24 years now, and have never, EVER had a problem. Most security types are pretty cool people if you don't fuck with them.... And believe me, I used to go to shows at Harpo's in Detroit. THAT was one rough place. Hell, I was front row for Testament when James was playing with them there. (he never did throw me a pick.)

Now, if the guy was really fucking with your girlfriend, (I can't be certain by your wording... DID or DIDN'T he slap your girlfriend's ass?) there are several smarter ways to get even.

#1) Call the police and have your girlfriend tell them that the security guard in question grabbed her breasts in an inappropriate and sexual manner. It doesn't matter if he did or not. He's gonna have a very bad day when the cops get a hold of him.


#2) Wait till after the show, find his car and license plate number, and call it in as "driving erratically, possibly intoxicated." For an added bonus, throw in that you "might" have seen that he had a pistol tucked under his belt. Guaranteed a "guns drawn takedown' will occur.


Remember: "Don't get mad. Get even."
 
Yeah glenn I get your point, and yeah I don't blame him for hitting me, I was the one who got violent. and about the ass slapping, let's say he unintentionally did do it which seems to be the case, but he didn't even try to be sorry, instead laughed and felt proud of it.

Oh and about the police, I must say we did talk to the police, but cops here are motherfucking useless worthless pieces of shit who are the same scum as thugs but with a crappy costume. in other words, they helped in absofuckinglutely nothing.

And yeah I learned my lesson, I'll stick with hurtful words for the next time. And get into Aikido or Karate or some shit like that, I really need to learn to fight haha
 
I have no problem with the police or security, but honestly, at most concerts ive been to, most of the security ive had to deal with has been major douches.
Never got in any real trouble though, worst thing that has ever happened was probably when i was drinking a sneaked in beer at Sweden Rock Festival.. and that ended up in me having to pour out the beer and apologizing, but technically, i could have lost my ticket.
 
festivals are a bit different though, met lots of douchebag security guards at your typical gig, but then at festivals most of the security dudes are just doing it to be in the sun and chillax.
 
Well, you've got yourself to blame then, don't you? If you go around throwing punches, you're asking to get your ass kicked.

You let your emotions get the better of you, and you paid the price. Hopefully, you learned your lesson, but it doesn't sound like it.

I've been going to concerts for about 24 years now, and have never, EVER had a problem. Most security types are pretty cool people if you don't fuck with them.... And believe me, I used to go to shows at Harpo's in Detroit. THAT was one rough place. Hell, I was front row for Testament when James was playing with them there. (he never did throw me a pick.)

Now, if the guy was really fucking with your girlfriend, (I can't be certain by your wording... DID or DIDN'T he slap your girlfriend's ass?) there are several smarter ways to get even.

#1) Call the police and have your girlfriend tell them that the security guard in question grabbed her breasts in an inappropriate and sexual manner. It doesn't matter if he did or not. He's gonna have a very bad day when the cops get a hold of him.


#2) Wait till after the show, find his car and license plate number, and call it in as "driving erratically, possibly intoxicated." For an added bonus, throw in that you "might" have seen that he had a pistol tucked under his belt. Guaranteed a "guns drawn takedown' will occur.


Remember: "Don't get mad. Get even."

I agree with Oz 1000% Hhahah
Which is why I said it brought the lawls.

The only incident I've ever had with security was at the Crocodile Rock in PA. The dude WOULDN'T LET ME INTO THE CLUB, and I was playing!! I had to sneak in. I had my tour pass and everything and they wouldn't let me in cause I didn't have an ID on me. :wave:

Yeah Harpos or Stabbos as we call it, is one brutal ass venue...
 
The closest I ever got to being kicked out/beat up at a show is also in my opinion one of my funniest memories of a show. It was an open mic night (that you had to schedule in before?), so you had the usual singer-songwriter acts and a few wanna be pop singers. Then a ska band that was big in the area started playing. Not bad, certainly made me feel like dancing. They hit this 5 second hardcore breakdown which results in a small (read: 5 people) mosh pit in front of the stage. The sound guy, who was also the manager of the gig, ran up the stage and grabbed the mic from the singer and just pointed at us.

Didn't say anything, just grabbed the mic and put it up to his face, and just pointed. The mosh pit stopped and I think we all did the confused-dog with head turned sideways thing trying to figure out why he grabbed the mic to make a face. We all kinda sat back down and enjoyed the rest of the evening.
 
I only hurt myself during concerts... broke a leg, got a huge cut under my eye after smashing my own guitar into my face. Don't ask.