It caught me off guard too. Sure, it must have been intense to deal with problems like that at a poorly ran venue with almost half a million people but it's not a natural disaster that claimed thousands of lives. FFS.
An hour and thirty in, they bring up the candles but claim an anti-gun group distributed the candles instead of Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Limp Bizkit was untouchable back in '99 and despite the shitshow (which I've just happen to find out that they played a saturday evening, the fires started the next day on sunday evening), they put on one hell of a show either way.
I can't even imagine what personal hell you must be going through to take recommendations from Gay Blows Men.
This is the Tweet:
I actually want to find out who was involved in the production of this documentary. If any of the organizers were involved, they are trying to (again) rewrite the history of what happened.
Woodstock '94 was such a massive success, they wanted to do a Woodstock every five years in perpetuity. The 00s documentary was them desperately trying to save the brand, because Woodstock '99 killed it. They fucked up HARD. They had a captive audience who they forced through inhumane conditions all weekend and abused with astronomical prices (knowing there was nowhere else for them to go to get what they needed). What the organizers did was sheer criminality.
Jay's not a woketard by any stretch of the imagination. Those guys are all in their late 30s/early 40s, so they're all old enough to remember Woodstock '99 when it happened. I'm wondering if the "horror" to which Jay is referring might be the shameless rewriting of history, and the fact that most people automatically believed it. Because that is scary as fuck.
I'm thinking either that or he just hates Limp Bizkit. Because it would be very out of character for him otherwise.
Also the weekend was hot as fuck and the stages were a mile apart from one another. You had to walk there. No other transport. And the local town near by ran out of everything pretty quickly.
I forgot about that. Yeah, that was bad.
It's hilarious to me how antithetical the culture of that era is to today's Woke, everything was the exact polar opposite back then than it is today, men were men, women were women and being a cock garbling faggot was not seen as cool, it was a much happier time.
They do speak with John Scher and one of the producers of the Angry Video Game Nerd movie worked on this film.
The Port-a-Potties were in one segment, but they briefly mention it and the people being covered in mud and move on to talk about how people slept on pizza boxes.
"mud"
lmao, just look at these fucking faggots!