Festivals are very different from enclosed venues, yes. Everywhere, every genre.

i swear i will jump as hard as i can if iwas there

In my experience it mostly comes down to the venue and the culture of the people there. The south east asians and south americans and maybe the spanish too show some of the highest excitement while other crowds in other countries are on average below that. I actually just checked the Primavera VOD and the screaming was there too. No difference. The crowd was dancing and jumping more but it also was on a festival in the Summer in Spain, not in early March in the U.S. Lots of people who wouldnt attend a festival attend a concert so the crowd mixes differently and therefore has a different dynamic (even in the same country). I personally have experience from 3 regular Dreamcatcher concerts in Germany and in the last one (last year) the atmosphere was by far the best. So it can even be different in the same country. I am happy that everyone can engage in as much "unnecessary screaming" as they want in a concert because we live in free societies and not Maoist China where everyone had to behave in a certain manner. Surely they should let Dreamcatcher speak in the talk segments but you just said in normal concert fancams. I strongly reject your condescending way of describing the excitement of some people who followed their idols for years while under inhumane lockdowns when they got to see the people who helped them make it through that and other difficult times. Peace out, by a FELLOW InSomnia!

What a comment, wow...first of all at Primavera most people didn't know them while here you have fans that know them and are rightfully excited. Also, all people have different ways of showing that. I just can't with people telling others how to enjoy a concert. In Japan for example people sit down and don't "interrupt" the performance with any noise so a lot of people would also think differently about this. So as long as people are having fun - and everyone I saw online that went there said it was great - I don't see the point in comparing a Dreamcatcher only concert crowd to a rock festival crowd. Especially if the venue is also drastically different. Most people were seated and not outside on a huge festival ground. Oh and btw there's also nothing wrong with fangirling at a boygroup...

@@insomnia20422 Yeah, probably you are right. As someone who grew up on rock concerts the mostly standing still crowd is weird to me. Even during songs like Reason.