Tyrell is really cool to look at if I'm not near it in person. It only bothers me when I'm at a concert and some rock band uses it all of a sudden, and I'm not worried about it. I was at a concert in 2012 and it had pyrotechnics, which scared the hell out of me. Thank God, that the nosebleed seats that I was there on, were a safe haven for me.
The best use of pyro I've ever seen at a concert was when I saw Paul McCartney play. When he plays Live and Let Die, when the first big note/chord hits and the tempo of the song doubles after the relatively calm and serene intro bit, he launches tons of fire to really impact that moment. And yeah the first time I saw him play live, I had no idea that was coming. It really made the whole thing so spectacular. And yeah we were probably like 250 ft away from the stage when he did it. But we could still feel the heat of the flames like we were right next to it. Turns out, fire is hot. Who knew? Lol but yeah you don't realise how far the heat of fire travels until you feel it. Like if a whole building was on fire I imagine you could probably feel it half a mile away. That's what it feels like anyway.
This is the technology that should be shared and pass-down to roofing-sheet manufacturers. Some noise-guard tunnels are using wrong concepts. Recent days korea news.
Have you heard of the station nightclub fire that happened and killed 100 people. When jack Russell's Great White band manager lit off pyrotechnics during desert moon. The fire started before Jack Russell could finish the 2nd sentence of the song there where no sprinkler system in the club. And the sad part is this tragedy also happened at a nightclub called the colectiv. Where a band goodbye to gravity used pyrotechnics and the nightclub burned down. There have been over 30 nightclub fires that happened that could have been avoided. I am not trying to be a square or a buzz kill i am just stating a fact. Pyrotechnics should always be supervised and used by people who know what there doing.
@@michael-johnbrown2881 one bad incident, or thousands upon thousands upon thousands of shows where nothing went wrong at all, and you focus on the one time it went wrong? Also part of the problem with the station fire was that they used outdoor fireworks indoors, instead of using indoor fireworks which are much safer. And the bouncer killed people by not letting them use the fire exit because he said that was for band members only, and that's why that bouncer went to prison for manslaughter. If he'd have let them use that door then maybe nobody would have died at all. So it's less about the actual fireworks and more about the behaviour of those working for the club. But yeah, go look up videos of WWE pyro. They've used pyro indoors for decades upon decades, without ever burning any building down or hurting anybody. Indoor fireworks are very different to regular fireworks, that's why they're actually safer. The problem with the station nightclub fire was just incompetence at every level, the band for using outdoor fireworks, the bouncer for killing people by not letting them through the fire exit, the club owner for allowing this all to happen and not installing the legally mandated amount of fire exits and sprinkler system. WWE aren't incompetent, they know how to use indoor pyro safely. So it's not the indoor pyro that's the issue, it's whether the people using it are competent and trained or not.
Wwe raw intro be like:
nah aew
@@aerothefurry355 no wcw
Need to add the concussions for that pop sound to make it wwe.
Tyrell is really cool to look at if I'm not near it in person. It only bothers me when I'm at a concert and some rock band uses it all of a sudden, and I'm not worried about it. I was at a concert in 2012 and it had pyrotechnics, which scared the hell out of me. Thank God, that the nosebleed seats that I was there on, were a safe haven for me.
I went to 2 concerts and it did have pyrotechnics, it never scared me.
Wait until you go to rammstein
Front row pyro is a whole new thrill. Feeling the heat, it’s insane
@@rennoruutli5267 "hier kommt die Sonne"
The best use of pyro I've ever seen at a concert was when I saw Paul McCartney play. When he plays Live and Let Die, when the first big note/chord hits and the tempo of the song doubles after the relatively calm and serene intro bit, he launches tons of fire to really impact that moment. And yeah the first time I saw him play live, I had no idea that was coming. It really made the whole thing so spectacular. And yeah we were probably like 250 ft away from the stage when he did it. But we could still feel the heat of the flames like we were right next to it. Turns out, fire is hot. Who knew? Lol but yeah you don't realise how far the heat of fire travels until you feel it. Like if a whole building was on fire I imagine you could probably feel it half a mile away. That's what it feels like anyway.
That's about one second of a Rammstein show lol
*Justin Roberts voice* THEEEEEEEE LUCHAAAAAA BROTHERRRRRRRRRS!
It's Wednesday and you know what that means!!
This is the kind of stuff you see at a metal concert
Yes
Yeah like Station Nightclub in 2003
yep about one second of a Rammstein show lol
Every Eurovision performance be like:
That’s mostly spark showers and flame throwers.
This is like indie Federation pyrotechnics
It's cool tbh
Yo its me miam75 u remember me?
This is the technology that should be shared and pass-down to roofing-sheet manufacturers. Some noise-guard tunnels are using wrong concepts. Recent days korea news.
Holly shit. That was SOOOO COOL!!
0:27 from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Weighing 227, THE OCHO, LE CHAMPION, CHRIS JERICHO!!!
Cheer~~a fireworks display.😊
This must be a AEW Pyro demo….lol
original is from fire ice and magic
Pyro never really bothered me because i see it outdoors indoors is different and it's louder
It's hotter too
The most normal rammstein concert:
This is so AEW
Ikr
0:08
Xinyan's burst be like:
lady gaga's pyro in chromatica ball is way higher
What was the first thing called, I know their sparks but like. What are they called
Or what company made these, I wanna buy the first sparks shown
Where's KISS
kiss had bigger wider flames in 1977
Can I take one home?
How much do y’all charge
You may never know
@@Tanker619 lol
@@Tanker619 I saw u on thunderdome pyro on my miam75 acc
Welcome to WCW Nitro
Bornpink tour be like:
Me😂
That looks so unbelievably dangerous its not funny
So many problems here
WWE Be like.
Indoor pyrotechnics have to be the stupidest thing you can do.
How??
And what's wrong with indoor pyrotechnics?
Have you heard of the station nightclub fire that happened and killed 100 people. When jack Russell's Great White band manager lit off pyrotechnics during desert moon. The fire started before Jack Russell could finish the 2nd sentence of the song there where no sprinkler system in the club. And the sad part is this tragedy also happened at a nightclub called the colectiv. Where a band goodbye to gravity used pyrotechnics and the nightclub burned down. There have been over 30 nightclub fires that happened that could have been avoided. I am not trying to be a square or a buzz kill i am just stating a fact. Pyrotechnics should always be supervised and used by people who know what there doing.
@@michael-johnbrown2881 one bad incident, or thousands upon thousands upon thousands of shows where nothing went wrong at all, and you focus on the one time it went wrong? Also part of the problem with the station fire was that they used outdoor fireworks indoors, instead of using indoor fireworks which are much safer. And the bouncer killed people by not letting them use the fire exit because he said that was for band members only, and that's why that bouncer went to prison for manslaughter. If he'd have let them use that door then maybe nobody would have died at all. So it's less about the actual fireworks and more about the behaviour of those working for the club.
But yeah, go look up videos of WWE pyro. They've used pyro indoors for decades upon decades, without ever burning any building down or hurting anybody. Indoor fireworks are very different to regular fireworks, that's why they're actually safer. The problem with the station nightclub fire was just incompetence at every level, the band for using outdoor fireworks, the bouncer for killing people by not letting them through the fire exit, the club owner for allowing this all to happen and not installing the legally mandated amount of fire exits and sprinkler system. WWE aren't incompetent, they know how to use indoor pyro safely.
So it's not the indoor pyro that's the issue, it's whether the people using it are competent and trained or not.
@@michael-johnbrown2881small venue and too much pyro was used..