The informant is half Korean and half Caucasian, and is a sports fanatic having played soccer for most of his life. Coming from a military family, the informant has lived in various areas, the most memorable for him was New Orleans. The informant is a great friend and housemate of mine, who is currently a senior at USC studying Health and Human Sciences whose family is living in a town four hours outside of Denver, Colorado. You’ll usually see this with EDM, pop-punk, heavy-metal. You collide with each other and then you just make this giant mosh pit.
Once you have a big enough opening, the bass drops, and then both sides just run at each other. Lets’s Go!”īasically what happens is two lines open the middle of the venue, and people go to one of the sides. DJ’s usually start it by saying “Yo, this is my last song, I wanna see a Wall of Death in this Motherfucker. There are also ones called Wall of Deaths–those are crazy, man. Sometimes people are inside the circle, and some of them can get huge like wall to wall at venues. And then there is a circle pit, basically you are just running in a circle, there’s no bumping or hitting it is just running. There is a circle where people just mosh in a big circle thing. There are different types of moshpits too. Every guy will let them just have their pit, it is always respected. Sometimes there are also women-only moshpits, and it is pretty cool because it encourages women to mosh without worrying about the muscled-up guys that usually mosh. You are not trying to intentionally hurt anyone, that is usually a golden rule. Informant: If someone falls, you pick them up you do not trample them. Interviewer: What are the rules of mosh-pitting?
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