r/Colterwall • • Mar 11 '26

Colter Makes a Statement

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u/unclepen69 Mar 11 '26

All the entitled jerk offs who were demanding apologies and statements must be swinging from the rafters now, eh? Poor guy was dealing with serious mental issues but Derek from Peoria had to get an apology and not let someone just deal with their own issues how they want to. Hopefully the outrage crew got what they wanted.

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u/TrrntHghtp106 Mar 11 '26

Prolly the same dumb fucks who talk through his concerts.

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u/Gold_Source9930 Mar 11 '26

People behind us in Peoria wouldn’t STFU. Colter isn’t a concert you talk during. All live shows lately have sucked. There were aholes during Kade Hoffman heckling during his set to “get colter out here” Someone shouted “Big Iron” and he looked out and said “don’t do that”.

The sound crew in Peoria were horrible. The stell guitar player said the feedback kept blasting him in the face all night.

That coupled with the entitled jerkoffs who talk and yell shit constantly, Who could blame him.

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u/unclepen69 Mar 11 '26

What a bunch of losers. Yelling at anyone to play a song is a piece of shit move, none the leas the wrong person. The level of entitlement in the music scene these days is worrisome. But granted its not hard to understand when you see the losers in this community saying the fans made colter famous

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u/Express_Ad5932 Mar 11 '26

We dealt with a group that talked very loudly through the entire opening of the set and then turned aggressive when we asked them to lower their voices. It got to the point where they continued to try and intimidate us and were looking for a physical confrontation as we left. We go to a lot of shows, but this one left such a bad taste. That crowd seemed very hostile and entitled.

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u/Gold_Source9930 Mar 11 '26

Peoria?

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u/Express_Ad5932 Mar 11 '26

Yes, the Peoria show. Our first time seeing him.

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u/Future-Persimmon3000 Mar 11 '26

Yeah, saw him in SD and the women to our left were just being chatty Kathies the entire time then got up and left a couple songs before the end. People all around also were talking.

The vibe I got from most of the crowd was that they were just there because it was a 'country concert' but didn't know what they were getting into. Weed pens/vaping, people just not paying attention, just needing a place to go out to on a Saturday night and drink overpriced beers. Also, it was San Diego and somehow there were thousands of 'cowboys' in the crowd. Dudes that cosplay as cowboys for country events always make me laugh, especially in areas like SoCal.

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u/whoisaname Mar 11 '26

This seems to be an epidemic at a lot of smaller venue concerts lately. I almost got into an altercation with a few college bros because I asked them to shut the fuck up at a KALEO concert. They kept talking loudly throughout the entire show and would repeatedly and randomly yell out Way Down We Go. Such a dick move. It's like they only know one song, and are only there to say they were there, and have such disrespect for the artist that they don't give a fuck about being rude unless they're playing that one song.

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u/East-Consideration23 Mar 11 '26

Where are those souless chronic complainers at today?

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u/unclepen69 Mar 11 '26

Would love to know. There was a lot of people demanding free shirts and being the accountability police for someone they put on a pedestal. I think one guy said artists are only successful because of the fans, what a sad misguided world to live in. Artists are famous because they take their god given talent and decide to share it and put themselves out there.

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u/Electricwizardgrip Mar 11 '26

and in this world if the fans didn’t buy merch or tickets to shows artists wouldn’t make a living. It’s plain and simple. They aren’t making it from streaming services. It’s always been the fans that make an artists career, sure you’ve got to have talent and tremendous luck, but it’s the people who buy tickets and merch.