BTL Blog Comments

Tue, 01 Dec 2009 00:57:1259593042 GMT

I agree it does get hot at festivals people should be allowed to go shirtless but they should respect others around them cause some people dont like having someones naked chest pushed up against them,tbh I dont think banning shirts is going to work in favour of festival holders though. Maybe have an area for those who go shirtless and those who dont.

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 12:04:1259546656 GMT

Meh, who cares what other people choose to do! It would not bother me either way and if they are not causing a scene then I can't see the issue. I mean if people were getting naked all over the place it might get a little awkward. I think this is the perfect way to create a bit of rebellion ;-p

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 06:51:1259527883 GMT

It was not completely enforced.

In fact you could say it nicely nurtured a few rebellious streaks.

It was 32 degrees though.
I think handing out a decent deodorant should be a higher priority.

Sat, 28 Nov 2009 04:44:1259347441 GMT

This is going to be a pretty interesting one at Stereo. As far as the issue goes I couldn't care less if people decide to get their tops off. It's going to be hot, and their are crowds of people dancing - one way or another you're going to bump into someone sweaty. Though I think the whole shirts off thing is an issue for some people, and I'm quite interested to hear why?

What will be interesting is whether or not the policy is successful. If past experiance is anything to go by, most of the people getting their shirts of are seriously HUGE (and perhaps have a substantial amount of steroids floating about their blood stream - but lets not go there). I would seriously not be surprised if security turned a blind eye - I've seen massive guys get away with some ridiculous things at festivals. And shoot me for being pessimistic but I think Stereo will be no exception.