Follow up to Jay's speech. This is the mission statement I've had on the site for 15 years. There is spectating and then there is integration into a community (physical and digital)

@hate5six This is literally gatekeeping

@hate5six This is cool and all but unless and until hardcore shows are safe for everyone this ethos goes out the window.

@hate5six lol

@hate5six With a Diplomats T-shirts?!

@hate5six The thickest jersey accent in hardcore lmao

@hate5six Privileged take ngl

@hate5six sorry bro im 9000kms away from your scene 👍🏻

@hate5six Your attitude should be gratitude. Should be inclusive, not exclusive. This "ideal" ain't ideal.

@hate5six I think a lot of people are missing the point - hardcore is about COMMUNITY and not just watching videos of sets. If it’s something missing in your area: start cultivating that! All of these scenes sprouted up from nothing and grew into what they are today.

@hate5six <333

@hate5six Everybody knows this but it’s lame when you say it. Or maybe just this was lame

@hate5six All he said was quick being a poser and come to shows and supports the bands. That’s the least someone can do.

@hate5six I kinda get his point, however. Pretty hard go when you live at the other side of the planet!

@hate5six Like I have said for the past 30 years. BE PART OF THE SCENE : NOT JUST THE SCENERY

@hate5six Claiming to be hardcore without going to shows is the same vibe as buying a biker cut on

@hate5six people want to be part of a subculture but don't want to do the bare minimum (show up). nothing incorrect said.