海外「ライブ中に大興奮してダイブした観客」

There are many different types of live dive. “There are many kinds of “”colodai”” that roll over the heads of other spectators from the audience and push them forward, as well as reverse dies, back dies, fence dies, headwalks, and cloudwalks.”

Typical dives are stage dives, cloud surf, and lift. The following is a description of each dive. A stage dive is a dive in which artists and spectators jump from the stage toward the audience. When an audience jumps in, it is common to jump on stage once before jumping in. At outdoor festivals, it may be far from the stage to the audience, so you need to be very careful when you dive on stage.

Stage dive is a dive that tends to take place in small live houses such as intense rock and punk melodicore. When watching live performances in front of the audience near the stage, be careful not to get hurt because there is a possibility of a stage dive. The cloud surf is a dive in which the audience rides over the heads of other audiences and is carried toward the stage. They put their hands on the shoulders of a well-built person and jump up and down on their shoulders and jump over the heads of the audience.

A cloud surf is a dive that does not roll over the heads of the audience and is carried by the people below. Because of the heavy burden on the support, lifts, which are often seen in intense rock and punk-like small-scale live shows with many men, refer to shoulder straps. It is a common trend to lift songs such as chorus at the same time. After the lift, we will move to the cloud surf.

Although the group lift is spectacular, it can cause the disadvantage of not being able to see the artist from the people watching the live performance behind it. I recommend that you check in advance if the band is allowed to lift.