It is hard to come up with a fantasy more beta than a gathering octagon for internet beefs. Only a true beta would want to see neckbeards fighting over stuff nobody really cares about.

ignore that dude... IF i could guess he's trolling. All that weird shit he's talkin is like 4chan-speak. e-geek shit. Back on topic, man I can't fuckin wait for the gathering. This shit's bout to be my first gathering...hell my first icp concert(s) my first psy anything concert for that matter! I just got down with the fam back in July of 2012 so I aint been around long y'know? Hell, this'll be my first time around and other lo's or lette's besides my lil brother who got down when I did. He was cryin the other night cus he couldnt go to the gathering (he's only 12 and my dad is so anti-juggalo anything you woulnt believe man). Anyways, I been countin down since they annouced the 2013 gathering dawg, cant fucking wait.

I'm not worried bout me at all, I know im finna have a kick ass time there. It's my girl i'm worried about. She aint that into the music and she runs her mouth alot (kinda sheltered, doesnt understand how the world works). I just dont wanna have my gathering ruined by needing to fuck someone up cus she dont know how to act lol.

thanks a lot man, much love

In social animals, the alpha is the individual in the community with the highest rank. Male or female individuals or both can be alphas, depending on their species. Where one male and one female fulfill this role, they are referred to as the alpha pair. Other animals in the same social group may exhibit deference or other symbolic signs of respect particular to their species towards the alpha or alphas.

In hierarchal social animals, alphas usually gain preferential access to food and other desirable items or activities, though the extent of this social effect varies widely by species. Male and/or female alphas may gain preferential access to sex or mates, and in some species only alphas or an alpha pair is permitted to reproduce.

Alphas may achieve their status by means of superior physical prowess and/or through social efforts and building alliances within the group.^[1]

The position of alpha also changes in some species, usually through a physical fight between a dominate and subordinate animal. Such fights may or may not be to the death, with relevant behavior varying between circumstance and species

Social animals in a hierarchic community are assigned ranks for the purpose of scientific study. Six of these ranks have attracted special attention in ethology and been given applicable names: alpha, beta, gamma, delta, epsilon, and omega.

Beta animals often act as second-in-command to the reigning alpha or alphas and will act as new alpha animals if an alpha dies or is otherwise no longer considered an alpha.In some species of birds, males pair up in twos when courting, the beta male aiding the alpha male. The beta male is not generally allowed to mate with the female birds, but if the old alpha is removed or dies, he takes over the alpha's females, becoming the new alpha.It has been found that the social context of the animals has a significant impact on courtship behaviour and the overall reproductive success of that animal.

Omega (usually rendered ω) is an antonym used to refer to the lowest caste of the hierarchical society. Omega animals are subordinate to all others in the community, and are expected by others in the group to remain submissive to everyone. Omega animals may also be used as communal scapegoats or outlets for frustration, or given the lowest priority when distributing food.

source- wikipedia