2 altbros based in the Los Angeles area had a dream--to go to a meaningful music festival/electro rave without paying the massive charges + convenience fees required to enter the event. The Electric Daisy Carnival continues to be showcased as one of the most 'poorly run events' in the world after many riots/stampedes broke out, and some 15 year old tween overdosed on E during the event.

These bros aren't really helping out the music festival, which is getting 'a lot of shit' right now from the local government/blogspots on the internet. Worried that the local government in LA is gonna shut down raves. Wish they'd be chill and let old stadiums be utilized for alt events instead of mainstream sporting events. U can see that these altbros in the videos cultivate 'more joy' from being around a bunch of drugged up people than they would if they played youth sports.

Wonder if this video proves that the Electro Daisy is 'poorly run'. Wonder if they are gonna 'shut that shit down.'
These bros seem meaningful, really in touch with technology, utilizing photoshop to make meaningful wristbands 2 sneak in. Feel like maybe festivals should start using retinal scanning + hardcore electric fences to make sure people don't sneak in. They might have 2 consult the US government.

Do we live in an era where 'every1 is part of the media'?
Do people sneak into music festivals all the time?
Do u think people have been killed at music festivals, but promoters 'hid' the body just so there wasn't any negative press?
Are these 2 altbros 'ass holes' or were we all like that the first time we 'got VIP access'/'illegally snuck in' 2 some relevant concert?
Are raves bad for society?
Is there a new generation of altbros emerging?
Does this video seem 'meaningful' 2 u?
Do u think they missed an opportunity to get tons of youtube hits since they didn't film violence/chaos, and instead got caught up in the boring spirit of live music?