Yo tuve la gran oportunidad de participar en el show en New York el pasado mes de julio de este año 2014, al ser invitada por ellos para subir al escenario, la verdad fue una experiencia maravillosa. Gracias Blue Men.
They did this the other week when I was in Las Vegas. The video does it no justice. You just have to see it in person. The whole show is just visually amazing.
This part got removed sadly, i think *maybe* Chicago and Boston still does this segment, in Vegas, maybe berlin, and the Touring shows this got replaced with gaicometti
@@Smokey.Tackle seems like they chose visual quality rather than entertainment quality with that new stage. There's also no fly tower in the Ex-Jabbawockeez theater so they didn't have anywhere to hang the phones.
I think its becuse they use the same building to store all their tour stuff. And I agree with this being louder, at the vegas show I sat in the 5th row and I had school rallies that where way louder. But the bass drum they use there is like 3 times the diameter as they one they use in New York and you can REALLY feel it.
i remember going to Chicago and seeing them do this! it was so cool and totally awesome!!!!
Yo tuve la gran oportunidad de participar en el show en New York el pasado mes de julio de este año 2014, al ser invitada por ellos para subir al escenario, la verdad fue una experiencia maravillosa. Gracias Blue Men.
This is probably the best Blue Man Group that I ever had a hellawack shiznit happen in my brizzle.
now wait just one minizzle!!!!!!! :P
went to this theater for a class trip, IT WAS AWESOME! :D
They did this the other week when I was in Las Vegas. The video does it no justice. You just have to see it in person. The whole show is just visually amazing.
This part got removed sadly, i think *maybe* Chicago and Boston still does this segment, in Vegas, maybe berlin, and the Touring shows this got replaced with gaicometti
@@CatBot007 yeah. Went back in August and watched the show again. Was sad to see that this segment was not in there.
@@Smokey.Tackle seems like they chose visual quality rather than entertainment quality with that new stage. There's also no fly tower in the Ex-Jabbawockeez theater so they didn't have anywhere to hang the phones.
@@CatBot007 New York has a new airpole segment that is very similar-sounding to Giacometti. As of June 2023 when I saw it.
@@henrylewittes7144 Isn't it like 20 seconds long. Someone actually sent me a video of it, it seems really short. I miss the el wire suits though.
For those that don't know.... the NYC stage is small compared to the many venues they play in. The show is much closer and intimate.... and LOUD !!!!
I think its becuse they use the same building to store all their tour stuff. And I agree with this being louder, at the vegas show I sat in the 5th row and I had school rallies that where way louder. But the bass drum they use there is like 3 times the diameter as they one they use in New York and you can REALLY feel it.
So much digital compared to the BMG I saw back in January 2001 in Sin City. :D
I love it!
Rods and cones and Light suits
Love it
this is much smaller than the Las Vegas Stage
Vicente Raglianti
was it the pyramid
I was that kid in the top right in front the phone
Awesome footage, but "Stomp your feet, clap your hands" without audience participation is so dull!!!!
got any more footage?
I was there haha
Is it me or is Chicago’s stage bigger
It is, the Chicago and Boston stages are pretty much the same as the NY stage but wider
what theatre was this?
(if you still care):New York
It was OK. I was disappointed, expected more music.
They will stop working IF their hair growing
they will break up over my dead body!