Probably....chances are they're undercover wearing some shirt of a non psy related music act. So you won't be able to tell 

Run around yelling "WHO TOOK THE CHICKEN OFF THE PLATE...AND PUT IT IN THE FRIDGE" It has worked every time ive tried it.

OCJ_Brendan said
Run around yelling "WHO TOOK THE CHICKEN OFF THE PLATE...AND PUT IT IN THE FRIDGE" It has worked every time ive tried it.

Hell yeah bro. I've done that shit. At MOA and Valley Fair

That sucks repeating roads of recycled raped red rectum rutabegas homie. 

Anyone go to Woodstock 99? I got to tape it off PPV and had ICP's set on vhs.

That's the one PRJ lol... naked male clown dancers, cop actors slammed through tables, balls kicked into the thousands with $100 and $500 bills taped to em... no one rocked it like the clowns. Except, surprisingly, Limp Bizkit. Like em or not, the turned something loose. RATM had a great set too. And Metallica. I remember Jamiroquai smoking a joint and dancing around people throwing trash at him lol. . And some MTV veejay interviewed Kid Rock and he said something like "I got a bottle of jack and an eightball, I'm gettin fucked up!" Like he had zero cares lol... Ice Cube's set was good but it was identical to his Family Values set, maybe longer though.

The list of stuff you couldn't bring into Carolina Rebellion was pretty ridiculous...no drinks except for one bottle of water, no alcohol of any kind, no food of any kind, no chairs, no umbrellas, no instruments, no hula hoops, no vending of any kind, no backpacks...oh, and NO RE-ADMISSION, so it's not even like you can go to your vehicle for a meal or drink. I mean, fuck ALL of that. At GOTJ, I can pack up my backpack full of beer and water, take my chair and umbrella to main stage, eat my dinner and sell hula hoops and no one is gonna say anything to me.

Normal bottles of water were $5. The beers were $7 for a can and $9 for a draft, and people were drunk as hell and cans were EVERYWHERE, so people were buying them hand over fist. I waited 45 minutes in line to get a personal pizza that I paid I think $9 for. Waited another half hour to spin the stupid Zippo wheel since there was literally NOTHING else going on ( I won a bottle opener...some people won nothing, after waiting all that time).

I really did think about writing up a compare/contrast article about the GOTJ versus "normal" festivals, but then, I've only been to the one "normal" one. Never been to others like Bonnaroo or EDC. Plus I left early the second day due to an emergency at home. So I didn't write it. But the experience did make me super grateful for what Psy does for us with the GOTJ. I paid almost the same amount for Carolina Rebellion and only got two days of shows, grounds packed full of sponsorship and overpriced drinks, and a huge $100 admission VIP tent which was the only shade in the entire venue. GOTJ doesn't money grub like that, and I respect that a lot more now.

-Jules