Much has been said about the power of the Singapore crowd in the weeks following Swift’s second some shows. Just a few of the common complaints made to the crowd here include” The SG crowd is so lifeless” and” Singaporeans do n’t know the fan chants and are just standing there looking at Taylor”
Who is it to say that the only real way to enjoy a musical is by screaming and dancing non-stop? Some people may be enjoying a show, but they do n’t seem to be expressing it as much as others do. In the end, ticket buyers should be able to enjoy their concert experience however they like, as long as they do n’t bother other people.
How do we get past this contradiction, then? Just read the entire area. The truth is that the majority in each furniture part dictates the music experience, which is the case. It’s the luck of the draw.
You can walk up and scream the lyrics to Enchanted if you’re in a part where 99 percent of the audience is merely sitting and nodding their heads. As long as you are aware that you are likely going to be the only one doing it and that lots of angry visitors will be glaring at you.
Feel free to sit and enjoy as much as you would if you’re in a section where 99 percent of the audience is standing and dancing, provided you’re aware that you’ll also get hearing a lot of cries.
In my experience, watching concerts in several nations, I’ve discovered that the best way to enjoy a performance is to have no aspirations and just go with the stream.
6. EXPLAN YOUR EXIT ROUTE
After the Eras Tour, getting out of National Stadium is a trip on its own. As a result, take the time to recce the region and mark out little-known exit points before entering the venue. For example, at Level 3, just a few meters from the main staircase, there is a mini-stairway next to the products area. With fewer steps, it is much quicker to leave using this little staircase.
Similar to Exit B, which has a much shorter lane, you can pass this by entering Stadium MRT station by Exit A, which has a much smaller queue.
In the end, Swifties, both from Singapore and abroad, just want to have enjoyment. Given the large size of the Eras Tour and the many people who may accompany it, it becomes clear that not everything will go smoothly. With these advice, maybe your experience will be made a much better.