Music

Does The Crowd Matter?

Published on November 9, 2015

Does the crowd matter?
Most people go to a stage to perform to people who are ready to listen and look at what they have to offer. When you get to the stage and you see these people how do you feel and when there is no one how do you feel?
According to Willi Roi a contributor on AM Pluzz it’s very necessary to perform whether there is a crowd or not when you mount a stage.
He further went on to explain that it doesn’t matter the number of people sitting to watch you. You must be able to move a few people. He cited an example that he encourages artiste to put up their act even though there is a few or no one to watch them.
Willi Roi gave an example that he had a show and when they were about to start most people had not arrived. He encouraged an artiste to start performing even though there was no one watching. The artiste performed for about 30 minutes, an investor walked in and was so impressed that he decided to meet up with the artiste. The artiste got a contract from the investor into his career. The investor stated that he was impressed on how well the artiste performed with the chairs and will do better with a large crowd.
Most people won’t like to perform when there are a few or no one watching them. You never know where your opportunity will rise from so don’t miss out and learn to move your little crowd and be able to move the bigger ones.