Why the metal scene needs more women (Brand Of Sacrifice) 

Yeah but as a straight female i can tell you..most are not straight.. I stopped going to the bathroom at metal shows cause I got tired of getting felt up (yep they just come over compliment your boobs and then touch them) .i had more chick's buy my a shot trying to pick me up at a recent show then I had Guy in my entire life... Its freaking weird...Can't even say you into the D not the P Cause they come right out and say that is cause you haven't been with me....

@@lisaburroughs7847 girls can act like that too, that’s not cool. I’ve had girls feel me up at shows too, its something that does happen and those people need to chill and respect that most people are there for the music, not to be hit on. Because that’s ultimately gonna drive people away from going to shows

@@SuperRedhawk13 it does makes it uncomfortable because you feel like it's either the band or the venue is part of a scene..(and that is exactly what I think the venues are part of a local alternative scene) and you feel like well.. Guess I just won't go there or see that band anymore.. I go to shows to see bands not to meet people..

There are A LOT more prominent women in the scene than you think. Chaney Crabb and Emma Boster are both talented vocalists. Jeanne Sagan also comes to mind as the long time bassist for All That Remains as well as a brief stint in The Acacia Strain. Edit: There really are more, the ones I mentioned are just the lesser known ones that come to mind, but I believe they absolutely deserve recognition on talent alone regardless of gender.

Facts anyone who disagrees is sus asf

In the end you can push for all the social inclusion you want.. But you can't force people to be into something they do not like or can't relate to.. You don't see the rap and hip hop communities pushing for more white people and women.. You don't see them making statements that any one who doesn't agree is sus..no cause they don't give a shit.. They know not everyone can relate to the music and that is that

I went to a show in Northern VA (probably about 200-400 people there) and NO one was trying to 2-step except for this 1 girl (and me). Idk her age, but she was super into it and also very skinny, lol. I was so happy to see that and gave her props for it

Exactly.. It doesn't

completely agree. It's awesome that more women and minorities are getting more into metal. But despite saying it's great no one has really answered the question "why the metal scene needs more women."

@@secondcoming9789.. Why because you used the correct word scene..and a scene implies a place to meet like minded people.. In other words.. There are some people who want to go to shows to meet females that are into the music they are into.. But like I said on another post.. Metal is already part of a scene for biological females.. Just not the number of heterosexual females is lower than every other gender and as a heterosexual females i can tell you if it continues.. It's going to drop even lower because the other genders are very assertive when they got their eye on you.. And it makes for a very awkward and uncomfortable experience.. .

@@lisaburroughs7847 I can’t say I fully understand what you’re saying (mainly the second half). As for the first half. Completely agree. That metal should be a scene to meet likeminded people but outside of wanting to date. Why should it matter what gender a person who’s into metal is?

I’ve been going to metal shows for many years and I can’t think of one time that a man has actually ever said something to me there. I guess that’s a sign that I’m ugly 🤣

Well... Who are you

​@@elaceyb🙁 lol, nah. I bet it's more likely guys don't want to offend anyone or be accused of anything. I usually don't try to talk to women at shows unless they in some way seem open/friendly, and even then it can be awkward. But I do love making friends at concerts

@elaceyb nah doesn't mean you're "ugly" lol I'm black so 98% of metal fans are respectful/neutral, the other 2% have been the drunk types to come up to me asking me 21 questions about why I'm there/who I'm with/what kinda music I listen to/if I have weed lol blah blah blah 🙄

And to be fair, most of those weirdo interactions happen at the venue bar. I don't hang out by the bar anymore and people on the concert floor are more respectful of my space tbh

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Yeah I know, such horrible things🙄

Y'all really just reveal yourselves 💀

@@nateconcerts3636 so do you

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Diversity and inclusionnusually means less white people. Have you seen what hollywood is doing. They dont really treat diverse cast very well