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Attending a live event means becoming part of a collective experience where every person is there to connect with the performer and the art being presented.

There’s a natural impulse to participate more directly—whether by yelling a song name, applauding intensely, or trying to interact beyond the usual audience role.

Respect means recognizing that your enjoyment shouldn’t come at the expense of others’ immersion or the performer’s flow.

These moments were intentionally built in to allow Click for details audience response and are the safest, most appropriate times to speak up.

Remember: performers hear hundreds of voices at once—clarity beats volume every time.

Raising your phone for a quick photo is usually acceptable—as long as it doesn’t block the view of someone behind you—but don’t turn it into your main activity.

This isn’t a rejection of you—it’s a professional boundary.

Your behavior should reflect the collective mood, not override it.

You’re not a distraction.