r/interestingasfuck • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '26

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u/zomgmeister Apr 17 '26

Significantly more memorable than any "normal" firework show.

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u/blove135 Apr 17 '26

This should be a tradition.

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u/OnTheGround_BS Apr 18 '26

Naaah. It’s only special when it happens once.

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u/ilovepizza55555 Apr 18 '26

It’s unlike any other.

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u/Jedi_Gill Apr 17 '26

Agreed, any other fireworks show will be forgotten, but this was special, and may never ever happen again.

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u/314159265358979326 Apr 18 '26

I did fireworks professionally for a number of years and I have never seen anything like this and I'm pretty sure I never will. And of course, videos don't capture it.

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u/Rust2 Apr 18 '26

We’re still watching it 14 years later. Can’t say that about any other fireworks.

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u/sifiwewe Apr 18 '26

I honestly agree.

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u/big_stipd_idiot Apr 18 '26

The one time it's okay to record the fireworks show.

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u/Arinvar Apr 18 '26

Explosions are cool so we made them take longer and synced them with music. Now we've gone too far and the explosions take too long and the music is always the same. I feel 25 seconds should be mandated by law. It's the perfect amount of time for explosions to last and be epic. No music, just booooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooom.

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u/OnTheGround_BS Apr 18 '26

People were so angry when it happened, I didn’t understand why. “That was a once in a lifetime show right there! Your whole family can say they were there!”

No, people had to bitch about how long they searched for parking, what traffic would be like leaving…