), so if anyone going to any shows in southern California would like to meet up, I'm more than game for it. Seriously. I will stick out like a sore thumb amongst the cringe, but I'm willing to do it to see D&P. Don't think I'm interested in the M&G, but we'll see if I still feel that way come June...
I agree! I didn't see them when they came to the UK because I knew I would find it really awkward and would rather just watch the footage when it came out. HOWEVER I expected the footage to come out a long time ago and I'm still waiting.. so I kind of regret itmanged wrote:Ugh. I'm pretty sure they'll do a show within a 25-50 mile radius of my current location. I can afford tickets. Hell, I could easily go for the VIP M&G package if I really wanted to. There's nothing stopping me from purchasing a ticket... but I don't know if I really want to go??? I almost hope they don't have a show in my area so I can have an excuse for not attending, but I also don't want to regret missing the opportunity to watch them live.
Honestly, I just want them to release the official footage from their London show. I'd rather just watch that in the comfort and privacy of my own home. Yes, I know it's not the same as seeing them live with an audience leave me alone.
Plus from what I've heard it got really good reviews and everyone seemed to love it. If the footage isn't out by the time they come back to Europe, I -might- go to one of the dates.. Perhaps a Netherlands or Austria date. I guess I'll wait to see what people on here say about the USA tour though
I don't think they sold out in minutes fast but the m and g did. I know they had to put on more times but I think they would have thought of that this time. There was tickets left weeks before for my date so I would say you would be okay. All you can do it try.stella2000 wrote:Someone please answer this!! I won't be able to get tickets until a few hours after they go on sale (if they even come to my city).uglyanime wrote:
also did the uk tour sell out fast? because im going to be at work when tickets go on sale, i want to know if i can wait a few hours
It's 99% kid friendly, only a few innuendoes in a few segments, I really wouldn't worry, all in all I thought it was a very sweet show.joyfullurker wrote: Question for people who went on the tour. How kid appropriate is it? Obviously it's geared towards teens, but I watch Dan and Phil with my nieces and may or may not have gotten them hooked. (I know they aren't super appropriate for elementary aged kids, but they aren't that bad and it was that or throw them off the bed because they turned on another barbie princess clip so...)
Anyway, I'm thinking it might be too much for the little one (6) but okay for the older (10) Thoughts? I want to think of the general audience and their shouting of inappropriate things as well.
i agree. it is a shame it used be so much faster moving. at least a lot of conversation has just gone to twitter or private places, rather than died. i like the idea of privacy in my chats with other fans now, for their sanity as creators and my own enjoyment, but also, forums provide that archive and evidence that other forms just can't. that can be really interesting to look back on. again both for audience, and creator.humanholiday wrote:I'd love to vote on a new thread name, but I have no idea what 4 of them are even referring to and Phildanalds was weeks ago.
Damn, what happened to this thread lol. Used to be my favourite around here, always full of interesting chat but nowwww *tumbleweed*
i feel like even if they did (emphasis on IF) come to australia, there's like a 50/50 chance they'll just go to melbo and sydney (but then again, who knows what could happen)akui wrote:Girl, i feel ya, I feel so relieved they are not coming to Australia. (At least it seems like it)manged wrote:Ugh. I'm pretty sure they'll do a show within a 25-50 mile radius of my current location. I can afford tickets. Hell, I could easily go for the VIP M&G package if I really wanted to. There's nothing stopping me from purchasing a ticket... but I don't know if I really want to go??? I almost hope they don't have a show in my area so I can have an excuse for not attending, but I also don't want to regret missing the opportunity to watch them live.
Honestly, I just want them to release the official footage from their London show. I'd rather just watch that in the comfort and privacy of my own home. Yes, I know it's not the same as seeing them live with an audience leave me alone.
It seems they are having it in June; I guess to coincide with Vidcon and also their demographic's school holidays.stella2000 wrote:Does anyone know what month the tour will be in?
It's going to be in June, isn't it. The month I'll be in England.
Kinda hope they don't come here to save me from the regret of not going. 
Stakhanov wrote:A stork keeping his eyes on the prize. Interesting. A theatrically placed purple monkey. Very good. A big daddy bear to lean on. Bonus points!
the show its self is pg but there are some innuendos (if i remember correctly) but these will probs go over the heads of them tbhjoyfullurker wrote:Helloooo It's me. A person who hasn't posted in months...oops.
Question for people who went on the tour. How kid appropriate is it? Obviously it's geared towards teens, but I watch Dan and Phil with my nieces and may or may not have gotten them hooked. (I know they aren't super appropriate for elementary aged kids, but they aren't that bad and it was that or throw them off the bed because they turned on another barbie princess clip so...)
Anyway, I'm thinking it might be too much for the little one (6) but okay for the older (10) Thoughts? I want to think of the general audience and their shouting of inappropriate things as well.
It is a reference to these snaps of a classmate complimenting his friend. I think the meme proliferated in the phandom just because of the name "Daniel" (a few people on my tumblr dashboard said s/t about "imagine Phil doing this to Dan"). Yeah, I don't really get it either.sweetmm wrote:Can someone enlighten me about "Damn Daniel" I woke up to this meme
I went to a few different dates across the UK and honestly it depended on the city mostly. Sheffield was bearable, there was some screaming (especially when they do their little playlist before it starts) but during the show it was okay, some screaming but it died down when they were talking. London was louder than Sheffield but again, it wasn't constant. Brighton, tbh I was fairly drunk during this show but I don't remember it being that bad, and Basingstoke was hella quiet, and that was even during the last bit which I won't spoil but everyone goes crazy for.pixlexia wrote:Question for anyone's who's already gotten a chance to go to the tour:
How was the audience? I'm all for teen girls having their space to scream and get excited to their hearts content, but at the same time my own tolerance level is very low for that stuff. I'm an older fan, and while I'm probably going to get a ticket either way, I wanted to know how crazy the audience actually is? Is it really mostly screaming teen girls or is there some variance in there? Or am I going to be an odd duckling standing amongst teenagers who brought their parents along, all the while getting annoyed that I can't hear the show over people shouting jokes at them that are over five years old?
Totally kid appropriate, there is hardly anything in there (bar maybe the fanfic section) that would be deemed unacceptable for children. I reckon you're right about the 6 year old but probably just because they'd be bored of sitting for an hour and a half, but the 10 year old will fit right in. The audience in the UK didn't shout out anything other than "omgzzzzz phan iz reeels guys".joyfullurker wrote:
Question for people who went on the tour. How kid appropriate is it? Obviously it's geared towards teens, but I watch Dan and Phil with my nieces and may or may not have gotten them hooked. (I know they aren't super appropriate for elementary aged kids, but they aren't that bad and it was that or throw them off the bed because they turned on another barbie princess clip so...)
Anyway, I'm thinking it might be too much for the little one (6) but okay for the older (10) Thoughts? I want to think of the general audience and their shouting of inappropriate things as well.
Dude, you gotta go if they tour near you, tell me and human where you live because you never know if we might end up theremanged wrote:Ugh. I'm pretty sure they'll do a show within a 25-50 mile radius of my current location. I can afford tickets. Hell, I could easily go for the VIP M&G package if I really wanted to. There's nothing stopping me from purchasing a ticket... but I don't know if I really want to go??? I almost hope they don't have a show in my area so I can have an excuse for not attending, but I also don't want to regret missing the opportunity to watch them live.
another GG meetup, whoop I was such a killjoy about the bour before it happened and then after couldn't, and still can't, stop raving about it. It's just something that is good live, I dunno if they'll be able to transfer that atmosphere onto DVD so I would really recommend getting a ticket (and this is coming from me, old misery).VIP sold out within about 30 minutes, but the normal tickets took a little while. The first set of dates they released didn't sell out as quickly because they just dropped it so people didn't have the time to beg their parents (thankfully because I got really good seats because I'm old enough to have my old credit card) but when they announced the second lot, and gave people a week to get ready, then it sold much quicker. It was only the Basingstoke and last London show that they had more trouble selling, but they got added really really late. I wouldn't be surprised if the good seats went super fast.stella2000 wrote:
also did the uk tour sell out fast? because im going to be at work when tickets go on sale, i want to know if i can wait a few hours
Same dude, what is the magical and dreamy red threads all about? I only voted for PhilANALds because it's rude.humanholiday wrote:I'd love to vote on a new thread name, but I have no idea what 4 of them are even referring to
in the world chef vid, dan and phil were discussing what they'd call their wine brand and phil said 'dan and phil's dreamy red liquid'. it's annoying, that vid gave us a few good thread names but they're kind of outdated nowmissemma wrote:Same dude, what is the magical and dreamy red threads all about? I only voted for PhilANALds because it's rude.
humanholiday wrote:Damn, what happened to this thread lol. Used to be my favourite around here, always full of interesting chat but nowwww *tumbleweed*
