Awan Feast statement, One Piece fan culture, concert safety issues
Awan of .Feast calls out repressive authorities over fans moshing with a One Piece flag:
“F*ck, 13-12. F*ck You. Biasa aja gausah dipukulin, lu dibayar juga pake duit-duit mereka.” pic.twitter.com/Ovo7Fk8JWd
— Indonesian Pop Base (@IndoPopBase) August 17, 2025
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Awan of .Feast Calls Out Repressive Authorities Over Fans Moshing with a One Piece Flag
Awan, the frontman of the popular Indonesian band .Feast, has made headlines recently by calling out repressive authorities regarding the treatment of fans during a concert. This incident occurred when fans were seen moshing with a One Piece flag, a beloved symbol from the popular anime and manga series. Awan’s passionate response highlighted the need for understanding and respect towards fans who express their love for music and culture.
In a candid outburst, Awan stated, “Fck, 13-12. Fck You. Biasa aja gausah dipukulin, lu dibayar juga pake duit-duit mereka.” This translates to a strong message against the unnecessary violence that fans faced during the event. His words resonate with many fans who feel that their rights to enjoy music and express themselves should not be stifled by heavy-handed authorities.
The incident has sparked a broader conversation about fan culture and the responsibilities of event organizers and authorities. Many fans argue that moshing is a natural part of the concert experience, and when done respectfully, it adds to the energy of the performance. The presence of the One Piece flag during this particular event symbolizes the intersection of fandom and music, celebrating creativity and community.
As discussions continue, it’s evident that Awan’s bold stance has struck a chord with many in the Indonesian music scene. It encourages a reevaluation of how authorities handle fan interactions at events. For more details on this story, you can check out the original tweet from Indonesian Pop Base here.
This situation calls for a deeper understanding between artists, fans, and authorities to foster a safe and enjoyable environment for all.