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Can someone explain kandi
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rincewindrocks
Bluelighter
http://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Kandi-Kid-(Girls)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kandi_Kid
some openers. know that kandi kidding is bigger in some areas than in others. here in NM, it is associated with dumbass little kids who go to parties as a place to do drugs, but in seattle it is considered not only normal, but practically obligatory if you are actually going to be accepted into the scene
EDIT: after looking closer at the wikipedia thing, its got some dumb shit in it that must be made up
i have never seen that, for instance
still, it has some good points that can get you a general idea
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kandi_Kid
some openers. know that kandi kidding is bigger in some areas than in others. here in NM, it is associated with dumbass little kids who go to parties as a place to do drugs, but in seattle it is considered not only normal, but practically obligatory if you are actually going to be accepted into the scene
EDIT: after looking closer at the wikipedia thing, its got some dumb shit in it that must be made up
i have never seen that, for instance
still, it has some good points that can get you a general idea
rincewindrocks
Bluelighter
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Bluelighter
Kandi kids are big in the Rave scene in CALI.
they usually are just kids that really like the scene/know about the scene and dress up like the old school days with bright colorful clothing, beaded jewelry, fuzzy back packs, etc etc
And I've definitely done that hand thing to get some kandi haha
they usually are just kids that really like the scene/know about the scene and dress up like the old school days with bright colorful clothing, beaded jewelry, fuzzy back packs, etc etc
And I've definitely done that hand thing to get some kandi haha
Bsiren
Bluelight Crew
I admit, I was a bit turned off the by the kandi thing in the beginning =)
Now, I love it- it's a conversation starter, and it's a ritual, as silly as it may seem to have a special handshake and hand over some cheap neon jewelry. I love what PLUR stands for, and I think that especially important to have a mantra of community and compassion when we're a huge group of people, potentially under the influence and in a vulnerable state. In general, EDM culture looks out for eachother. The more kandi I see at a club/event when I walk it, the more hugs I get, and the more friendships are forced typically.
Now, I love it- it's a conversation starter, and it's a ritual, as silly as it may seem to have a special handshake and hand over some cheap neon jewelry. I love what PLUR stands for, and I think that especially important to have a mantra of community and compassion when we're a huge group of people, potentially under the influence and in a vulnerable state. In general, EDM culture looks out for eachother. The more kandi I see at a club/event when I walk it, the more hugs I get, and the more friendships are forced typically.
its.euphoric
Bluelighter
I think it's really cool..
Like you can be totally 100% expressive of your inner kid or self. Just wear whatever you want and put whatever kind of thing you feel like and know that everything you do is encouraged and welcomed by everyone (well many people)
Use kandi to express yourself, what you like, use it to show others you love and care about them by giving some of your kandi away. Mainly to express yourself and go all out and though it may look dumb to some people it is the ultimate form of expression of yourself.. It's just beautiful to me.
Like you can be totally 100% expressive of your inner kid or self. Just wear whatever you want and put whatever kind of thing you feel like and know that everything you do is encouraged and welcomed by everyone (well many people)
Use kandi to express yourself, what you like, use it to show others you love and care about them by giving some of your kandi away. Mainly to express yourself and go all out and though it may look dumb to some people it is the ultimate form of expression of yourself.. It's just beautiful to me.
MasterSplinter
Bluelighter
use to find bitches at massives, interlock hands and trade a bracelet through the wrist.
course 90% of the time Id only come with 2 or 3 bracelets on but girls always felt bad for me and Id leave with like 10.
...each once reminds me of a memory
course 90% of the time Id only come with 2 or 3 bracelets on but girls always felt bad for me and Id leave with like 10.
...each once reminds me of a memory
PokeballDropper24
Bluelighter
its a must here in Vegas.
in a way you are looked down upon if you dont have any kandii. lol
i guess (in my opinion) its a form of respect, the saying P.L.U.R.
meaning peace, love, unity, Respect.
and its just awesome when you look down and you see your arm glowing from the blacklights haha
in a way you are looked down upon if you dont have any kandii. lol
i guess (in my opinion) its a form of respect, the saying P.L.U.R.
meaning peace, love, unity, Respect.
and its just awesome when you look down and you see your arm glowing from the blacklights haha
firstmoment
Bluelighter
i really only ever go with a few pieces of kandi on. i will trade kandi. i dont ever appraoch anyone wanting to trade, i get approached more often. i will trade if i meet someone cool and we have a nice chat.
but if anyone ever looked down on me for not wearing kandi i would giggle. i have gone to a rave or two before not really lookin my most raver-ish and have gotten some glances from people who looked at me like i didnt belong (when i wasnt rollin face yet.)
but no one has ever openly commented about my dress attire, and i doubt anyone ever will. i will never turn down kandi, but i wont ever feel like im not "part of" for not being decked out in it. kandi doesnt determine ur status at raves. a first timer could sit out home the night before a rave and make 100 singles to wear on each arm.
but if anyone ever looked down on me for not wearing kandi i would giggle. i have gone to a rave or two before not really lookin my most raver-ish and have gotten some glances from people who looked at me like i didnt belong (when i wasnt rollin face yet.)
but no one has ever openly commented about my dress attire, and i doubt anyone ever will. i will never turn down kandi, but i wont ever feel like im not "part of" for not being decked out in it. kandi doesnt determine ur status at raves. a first timer could sit out home the night before a rave and make 100 singles to wear on each arm.
Mr. Wobble
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Same here. Until I had a few on, someone showed me the handshake, and I went around trading with people. So much fun! I've met so many people, and I've learned how to make multi cuffs and 3D ones
I'm making a ton for the next event so I can trade legit 3Ds and cuffs instead of singlets.