Did Gaga fans popularise the "she hasn't sung TITLE yet" at concerts?

[Starmie25 18,425]

From my understanding this was one of the first clips to gain attention on tiktok.

It was from the 2022 Chromatica Ball which consists of a girl saying "C'mon the show is over" and the guy replying with "No, she hasn't sung Judas yet" 

Then slowly it was being used at other pop shows and morphed into "I hope she plays INSERT SONG" etc "UMM this is a soccer game etc etc"

Thawts 

Edited yesterday at 06:34 AM by Starmie25

[NickiMinajStan 6,753]

Those are two different trends, I don't think one evolved into the other. The "I hope she sings/plays" one, originated from Chappell fans I think. Or Sabrina, one of those two. 

[bionic 49,867]

Monsters invented the Internet, so yes from that perspective

[SimonBaetens 8,480]

2 hours ago, NickiMinajStan said:

Those are two different trends, I don't think one evolved into the other. The "I hope she sings/plays" one, originated from Chappell fans I think. Or Sabrina, one of those two. 

Chappell!! With Hot To Go.

[meltedplastic 282]

Nah

[Skyana Rava 1,368]

TBH people probably been saying this for millenia since whenever  there were bards popping around little villages  It's not over, they haven't played "potato field hoedown" yet!

wish we were that special

 

[monstertoronto 10,071]

Literally every musical act that has ever performed a concert has had fans attend that were hoping to hear specific songs they love. It’s just human nature to want to hear your faves. Nobody “invented” that.  And it’s also long been a standard that music acts would play their biggest hits at the end, so there’s also been an expectation that a show isn’t over until certain hits are played. Monsters def did not invent that, and certainly not starting as recently as TCB. 

Edited yesterday at 04:51 PM by monstertoronto

[Ricardo 7,811]

little monsters are truly delusional 

[skaxboy 5,409]

Nope. Back in the 90’s at the end of the live Barney concerts, the children’s would refuse to leave and throw their juice boxes because Baby Bop hadn’t played her iconic “Baby Bop Hop.”

[elsamars 312]

That is definitely the case as monsters literally invented going to concerts and listening to music. 

[Starmie25 18,425]

Well, this didn't go as I had expected 

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[Ladle Ghoulash 23,652]

30 minutes ago, skaxboy said:

Nope. Back in the 90’s at the end of the live Barney concerts, the children’s would refuse to leave and throw their juice boxes because Baby Bop hadn’t played her iconic “Baby Bop Hop.”

I remember a riot broke out after one of Barney’s sold out gigs in Philly because Baby Bop didn’t play “Baby Bop Hop.” The city has still never fully recovered and, rumor has it, you can still smell the faint aroma of dirty diapers when walking past the Wells Fargo Center. 

[getbehindmybarrier 666]

Nothing existed before Tiktok. The kids on Tiktok invented all things. 

[skaxboy 5,409]

20 minutes ago, Ladle Ghoulash said:

I remember a riot broke out after one of Barney’s sold out gigs in Philly because Baby Bop didn’t play “Baby Bop Hop.” The city has still never fully recovered and, rumor has it, you can still smell the faint aroma of dirty diapers when walking past the Wells Fargo Center. 

Sold out show like Baby Boppa

Big bank-roll, like Baby Boppa
Iced-out wrist
Iced-out chain

 
Cake like Baby Boppa