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@theleilachapter Exactly this

@taerouge also the obvious first choice levi stadium is most likely not allowing 3 concert dates so close to the world cup

Last thing, Stanford is nestled in the middle of affluent Palo Alto. A city with tech b/m-illionairesbthat influenced city noise ordinances and a loud noise curfew. All of this has to get approved through the Santa Clara city planning. This venue isn’t used for concerts normally.

The first ever concert was Coldplay. So yall need to understand the acoustics was never top of mind when a prestigious university only built this venue for team sports. So imma enjoy d2. Will not be addressing this any further.

His salary. 5 YOE btw. This will actually make it harder to land a next role so I would hope he would be a forlifer at that company…

Never talk about this bc I like to minimize t3ch bros in my replies but the A/I bubble in t3ch has done insane things to compensation. A ML researcher I know, who studied at Stanford, got a job offer for $430k USD base salary & another company came & swooped him for $860k … 2x

Gm and to anyone attending Stanford D2, I can not emphasize this enough but please TAKE CALTRAIN or buses. Despite what ppl say the public transportation in the Bay in 2nd in the country. The traffic was insane yesterday + people who were waiting for ride share waited so long

“BTS fans are known for their strict etiquette around the stars; anyone who sees them when the group isn’t working is supposed to ignore them to ensure that they have privacy during their time off. It seems Jin’s personal space was honored, because his photos show he went unbothered on an ordinary day with other guests.” Again good job Bay Area Army, I appreciate that Jin had a great time without being bothered! And that local media are even aware of fandom etiquette! 💜

Heavy on this esp since so many of the malls here are extremely packed.

Stanford the 1st stop to abide by the "you saw the tannies in the wild NO YOU DID NOT" unofficial rule with Yoongi at the mall 🤣

🐨:I'm having the best time in my life right now. Honestly, I was literally surprised when we started this stage because I could see your face really well, which was good, but really embarrassing at the same time. So we needed a little time to.... but from not today we went crazy so I am so happy. And like Jimin said stanford doesn't open this precious place to you know not so many people... I think as far as I know only Coldplay has done it on this stage. We and you are the second. So... we are having grate days here in California. It's been so long, you know long time no see you guys. And I hope you had a great night too okay? Sending my love to you guys. Love you

Mind you, Stanford Stadium is completely open air. NOT designed with acoustics in mind. It’s a football stadium. For games. Stanford stadium is also below-grade bowl. One of the most obvious things affecting the way sound travels is the lack of a roof canopy that we see in most stadiums. This means sound escapes straight up into the sky with no roof curves to bounce off back into the floor. This makes it less overwhelmingly loud. Sound is not bounding. It’s just escaping upwards and prevents the reverberation. Second, Stanford stadium is built below ground level. So the dirt and the soil around the stadium act as acoustic absorbents. Most stadiums have concrete or steel walls, allowing sound waves to hit and vibrate back into the crowd. With Stanford, the waves are hitting earth. And gets dampened. Third, Stanford Stadium’s strict local city noise ordinance means sound pressure decibels must be controlled. AND. The stadium has a built-in sound system using precision digital beam-steering technology. Where this technology is directly designed to aim audio towards crowds and prevent from spillage to the outside. Four, atmospheric air pressure. We all saw that it was still daylight despite it being 8pm. Daylight affects sound waves due to thermal refraction. With the sun still out, air closest to the ground is hot. Air on top is cool. This causes sound waves coming from the bottom to travel faster upwards, bending over the crowd and out. The opposite happens at night when theres no more sun bc the lower air cools down. And lastly, as to why certain sections were louder than most, why someone from this section couldn’t hear people from the other sections. Same answer. It’s the lack of surfaces for soundwaves to bounce. No bouncing means it’s not travelling back and forth. Remember, sound travels in concentric circles. Like water ripples. And like water ripples, they vibrate. So if they have surfaces to bounce against, vibration frequency increases. When the vibration frequency of the sound wave increases, the decibel of the sound you hear also increase. If there’s no surfaces to bounce. It escapes. There. Hope this helps.

@jamaisvuseoksie Been inactive for soooo long 😭 but like don’t pmo

@taerouge haven’t seen you on the tl in forever but THANK YOUUU. People aren’t realizing that streams mess with everything

Errr yall weren’t there at Stanford but it was loud as hell. People were shaking the seats and that’s why Jimin was so surprised during his ending ment bc that and how loud the crowd was. Imma need the folks watching from a stream to relax.

Why would I watch a fancam when I attended the concert myself. I been to 2 days at Goyang and many other international dates in the past where ppl who watch through a screen have criticized the audience for not being loud enough. Phones do not capture all sound.

@epipeny Literally

on top of that, I realise that i really can’t stand when ANYONE (for whatever reason or personal agenda) tries to publicly humiliate or characterise a bts concert as a flop.

@teemaahh54 THISSSSSS

Had the Stanford sign shaking

Will never let yall talk on the Bay like that. Anyways gn and see yall tmrwwww for day 2

no genuinely like it was so loud bro went woah woah woah and to stop it 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@gloss_min_ Exactlyyyy

@taerouge People really don’t know a thing about bay and it shows when rumbling seats is a very common practice at the matches !!