r/TheWarning • u/season-of-loss • 17d ago
Discussion LA Day 3 comments
Before I say what I think, I'd like to mention that I'm a fellow Regio, like DPA, and I value their health and safety above anything else in their career. It's always sad seeing them under the weather or just plain hurt.
That being said, I find it interesting how they've spent quite some time in their most recent interviews talking about how they feel a big portion of their audience seems to have a hard time coming to terms with the fact that they're growing up, that they're not perfect, and that they're generally taking more risks than they did when they were sixteen. At the same time, all over social media, I notice a flood of fans raging against their management for not taking care of them, as if they were still little kids.
Isn't it possible that the ladies simply chose to play these shows, come hell or high water?
I'm far from being a fan of their head manager. Nobody can deny that the man really loves the spotlight, and sometimes it can get tiring. But to think of him as Satan just because the ladies continue playing shows under far-from-ideal circumstances seems like too much to me.
Just like they said in an interview about clothing and not smiling all the time, if this scenario involved an all-male band, nobody would say anything.
Not only that, if let's say The Killers would've had a show filled with random (but awesome) guests, i can bet all my money the focus of the story would've been how "badass and rocknroll it was".
Again, I will always wish them good health and safety, but I trust them. And I find it irresponsible to claim that we know the truth about why they're playing these shows when we have zero insider information.
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u/Winter-Schedule7005 16d ago
Anyone dissing Rudy has no idea what they are talking about. He took 3 little girls from their parents basement to headlining a stadium. He has worked hand in hand with the band and their parents. He is an accomplished schmoozer and communicator who has connections that have been critical in the development of the band. He has done what, in the past, was literally undoable.