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no phones: better memories
The truth is, we are addicted to our phones, especially at concerts. Many people know their
screen time is high, or try to take breaks from being on their phones. At concerts, though, I see
more phones than faces, and if you’ve ever seen a video or picture from the artist’s perspective,
it’s honestly quite sad. Imagine writing songs about your life, especially the most deep-cut
emotional ones, and as the crowd sings them back to you, all you see is a sea of phones instead
of faces. I am so happy Phoebe Bridgers didn’t allow phones at her concert.
Human connection truly has decreased the more technology becomes advanced in our lives. I
have never experienced such a raw and connected crowd as I did at Phoebe’s concert. To be fair,
she has some pretty emotionally intense songs, but I couldn’t be more grateful that I could only
look at her during them and not my phone. Upon entering the arena, everyone has to p...