concept   crowd surfing
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Western countries (1) • African countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Brazil (1) • Melanesian countries (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Pacific Island countries (1) • South Asian countries (1) • mainstream culture (1) • music subculture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 crowd surfing Western countries Crowd surfing is a common and exciting interaction with the crowd at music concerts and festivals in Western countries. 12
2 crowd surfing African countries Crowd surfing is not a common practice in traditional music and dance gatherings in African countries, where other forms of audience participation are more prevalent. 1
3 crowd surfing Asian countries Crowd surfing is not a typical part of music or concert culture in Asian countries and may be seen as unusual or disruptive. 1
4 crowd surfing Brazil In Brazil, crowd surfing is associated with rock and heavy metal concerts and is seen as a symbol of rebellion and freedom. 1
5 crowd surfing Melanesian countries Crowd surfing is not commonly practiced in traditional gatherings and ceremonies in Melanesian countries due to its perceived potential danger. 1
6 crowd surfing Middle Eastern countries Crowd surfing is not common or accepted in Middle Eastern countries due to cultural norms and modesty considerations. 1
7 crowd surfing Pacific Island countries Crowd surfing is not commonly practiced in traditional gatherings and ceremonies in Pacific Island countries due to its potential danger. 1
8 crowd surfing South Asian countries Crowd surfing is not common or accepted in South Asian countries due to cultural norms and modesty considerations. 1
9 crowd surfing mainstream culture Crowd surfing is considered a risky and unsafe activity in mainstream culture. 1
10 crowd surfing music subculture Crowd surfing is an exhilarating and accepted way to connect with performers and the audience in the music subculture. 1