You don’t go to the pep rally to learn how many points a touchdown is worth (although you probably will if you don’t already)
You go because you enjoy the party.
You don’t go to a Garth Brooks show to learn the words to the songs (although you probably will if you don’t already)
You go because you enjoy the party.
The show/pep rally isn’t designed to be informative, it’s designed to be experiential…for people to don’t play music or football (but love it) to enjoy the full effect of it anyway.
p.s. It’s just not about informing your audience. I can’t stress this enough. We come to your show in hopes of having a moment that we can’t explain with information.
A personal moment. Yeah, there were fireworks and confetti and an encore…but during that one song at that one moment there was just something special. I can’t explain it. You had to be there.
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