China Rider Analysis

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China Rider was late for their own show. The doors open at 10PM and they did not start their performance until one hour later. Although, China Rider’s call time was not clear in their advisement. Another band upstairs, started to play music at 10:45PM. The concept of being late to a show performance is very common among bands. This almost falls into the idea that bands want to keep their fans wanting more.
I was impress with how China Rider decide to dress themselves. The lead singer wore a gray vest with a button up shirt, while other band member sported a similar attire. What I felt their clothes was trying to say about themselves was “I’m not going to conform into what society tells me to do, which is why I’m late. Yet, I’m going to

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