Does Chris Martin have an obsession with asking if everyone's ok?

[joecortazzo]

I was just wondering, after getting no response from the oracle, (gee what a surprise), if chris has some sort of obsession with asking if everybody is ok at concerts. I mean in every concert I have listened to, he asks it multiple times during every concert, and it gets annoying at times. I think he needs to go to rehab! What are your thoughts?

[Phoebeo]

I love that he does that. I think it's pretty nice that he thinks about the crowd.

[SueDeNimes]

If you wanted to be mean you could also ask if he's got a hearing problem! :P

(Saying "I can't hear you" during concerts to make ppl cheer louder)

 

In past concerts Chris often talked more inbetween, that was a much better working way to make the crowd feel being part of something unique than asking if everyone's ok in my opinion...

Talking in the language of the country the concert is happening in is always a guarantee for cheering, too!! :)

[The Mad Hatter]

like that donkey song...lulz.

[Connor!42!]

Chris is adorable........he could speak jibberish and people would still cheer :P

 

The best part is when he says "How's everyone at the back?" or something like that because i always feel sorry for those people

[Gautama]

Uhhm, well, how to say it without upsetting the more protective fancrowd. Though what I say puts him in one category with John Lennon, Albert Einstein, and others, so it's not all so bad. I'm pretty sure, that he's got ADHD. And people with ADHD can be highly annoying, repetetive, obsessed, sport tics, have mood swings, jump around like nutters, but also write little fancy tunes 24/7 ( if they are of the musical variety) and be very funny (though it's the same jokes over and over :sick: ) and exceptionally charming.

So yeah, to learn to deal with what the inadequate dopamin forwarding function does to you, you could get behavioural therapy.

 

He's actually the friggin epitome of a person with ADHD.

[Darlene_Ihnfsa]

@joecortazzo

i don't know you but when i go to a concert i prefer the band performing is friendly with the audience rather than they just appear on stage play and leave not saying a single word to the crowd, i only accept that if the band is new and very shy playing on stage, but in a big known band i'd probably take that attitude as a lack of respect to their fans.

 

that is an easy catch-phrase Chris -and thousand musicians, as saying a bit words about the city they are playing or in the language spoken on the place where they are playing- uses, i don't think that means he is obsessed, that's as believe that whatever random story a musician says on a tour is true, may it is may is just a joke or a thing to call attention and be friendly with strangers that are there cause they like their work.

 

let's put on the other side, what happen when a band member is touring while the week of their birthday, i bet they get the crowd to congrat them and sing along happy birthday the whole week, no matter if their birthday was on monday still people will congrat on friday i bet. does it mean we are obsessed?, no just that we are kind and friendly.

 

coldplay care for their crowd at concerts, i guess that's why they decided to appear on a random side of the end of the venue, -remember VLV era-, to let us know we are as important for them, no matter if we are on the first line or had a seat at the end of the venue.

[LoryABjerre]

the singers and the bands are all the celebrities , it's not possible to understand them, they are not part of our world. we fans.

and all the artists made a job, ( is written in their ID profession : musicians, singers)

they ask the crowd if they were well executed played, sang performences in public and be respectful to the people who listen them .

 

but you said : obsession, rehab ? :thinking:

it is a question to ask his wife Gwyneth Paltrow. she knows mood state, caracter of her husband Chris Martin .

 

 

maybe why the oracle did not answer you, not know Chris Martin in his head his caracter will know :shrug:

[Megalomania]

He's probably paranoid that if he doesn't people will write bad reviews.

 

Ahuehuehue.

[getithom]

Uhhm, well, how to say it without upsetting the more protective fancrowd. Though what I say puts him in one category with John Lennon, Albert Einstein, and others, so it's not all so bad. I'm pretty sure, that he's got ADHD. And people with ADHD can be highly annoying, repetetive, obsessed, sport tics, have mood swings, jump around like nutters, but also write little fancy tunes 24/7 ( if they are of the musical variety) and be very funny (though it's the same jokes over and over :sick: ) and exceptionally charming.

So yeah, to learn to deal with what the inadequate dopamin forwarding function does to you, you could get behavioural therapy.

 

He's actually the friggin epitome of a person with ADHD.

 

Or, you know, he is trying to get the crowd more involved. People tend to enjoy bands who are welcomed as a crowd.

[Chloe_Martin]

All singers do that!

[joecortazzo]

I am not saying that it's a bad thing, i just want to know why he says it every other minute at a concert! lol. and yes he has major adhd as it seems. :lol:

[Chloe_Martin]

Dude..... Don't joke about adhd........

[joecortazzo]

Dude..... Don't joke about adhd........

 

im not :P

[LoryABjerre]

people who have problem adhd . is people who come to the paradox of life. I do not think Chris Martin is part of this class. genre of problems :thinking:

 

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[taameen**sparks**]

I wouldn't consider that ADHD. He just wants everyone to have the time of their lives. I think it's nice of him to ask. :)

[rainplay]

What's wrong with him engaging with the crowd? Rather him not acknowledge the crowd at all..ya that would be fun...

[Crystaline]

It's called being polite and attentive to your audience.

[Lu'kaa]

I noticed something else : he can't help but play songs at every single concert. Seriously, wtf.

[ashleyMN28]

I like that he does that! Better than not engaging the crowd at all, ya know?

[ashleyMN28]

I noticed something else : he can't help but play songs at every single concert. Seriously, wtf.

 

:laugh3:

[cackyy]

ADHD is very.....How many chickens can you fit in a helmet?

[para-para-parrotdies]

No, although I do think Chris Martin tries too hard to be funny.

[Dany93]

I noticed something else : he can't help but play songs at every single concert. Seriously, wtf.

 

:laugh3::laugh3::laugh3:

[The Philosopher]

I noticed it too. And he even says it in some songs. But I like when he screams it! Everybody 0k is like his legendary tagline! :D