50 Of The Funniest Fan Posters People Weren’t Even Mad About

Concert etiquette has been a hot issue for the last couple of years since the pandemic. Many people on social media claim that after spending so much time at home for COVID-19, some folks forgot how to act in public. There's that fan throwing their mother's ashes on stage at a Pink concert, Bebe Rexha getting hit by a phone and needing three stitches, and Cardi B throwing a microphone at a fan who splashed her with a drink while she was performing on the stage.

While throwing things at your favorite artists while they're on stage should be a no-no for anyone with at least a bit of common sense, there are other concert etiquette guidelines experts recommend to ensure a smooth experience. Shrieking with all the might of your lungs is one thing fans should refrain from. For some, it's another way to get noticed, and others just might be a tad overexcited. Whichever you may be, think about the people around you and spare their eardrums.

If I had a nickel for every time I've seen the sarcastic comment "Everyone just living in the moment, no phones in sight" under a video from some concert, I'd probably have a few dollars. It isn't a lot, but that's quite a few times if you do the math. People who have their phones glued to their hands for the entirety of the concert are another pet peeve for concertgoers. "You're paying for a live concert, not a streaming special, so put your phone away and live in the moment!" Rolling Stone writes.

United By Pop has some useful advice for those who want to make good-quality concert signs. The three basic rules to keep in mind are: the letters have to be big, use high-contrast colors, and keep it simple. If you're trying to get the attention of your favorite artist, you have to make your sign legible. Tiny and plain lettering just won't do the job. So, grab a light-colored poster board, a Sharpie, and maybe even some battery-operated fairy lights, and let your favorite band know how much you appreciate them!