@@amysumtin5137 ¸i love the band too, but you can clearly see she is not the frontman of the band(or frontwoman, same), but its the bassist. He is engaged the most with the audience, and that is odd for me, especially if you lack the physicall ability to move around more and engage more, it is a performance after all...
@@user-lg2wm1fp8y you seem to come from the Dee Snider school of performance where singing isnt performance but running around on stage somehow is. Just like how the quality of performance during football (soccer) match isnt defined by how much distance the players ran, also in musical performance distance moved on stage by itself means almost nothing. It can perhaps help score goals sure but equally being patient and just stalking the box area can also win a match. People have different approaches to achive goals, it isnt the case that doing x approach is good performance but doing y appproach is bad performance. How good the performance is will be dictated by how well the goal, the goal of entertaining the crowd is achived. Battle Beast and Noora are excellent live performers, as anyone who has seen them live will know. Noora is magnetic, captivating and energetic on stage just the way she is. Although she may not sprint around the stage like some like to do, shes energetic in her position, enguaging and interactive with the crowd. Heck i could show you comments from them playing the song 'The Hero' where Noora turns it into an aerobics class. Does she do that everysong, no but not every song requires the same approach. You can see clearly illistrated that performance isnt running about on stage because artists like Adele will just sit on a stool or stand at a microphone and sing, people paying alot more money to see that than a Dee Snider type run randomly around the stage. Yes, sometime running sbout the stage can induce feeling of energy, but its not the only way to give a good performance.
