Even as a child i never understood the appeal of screaming one's brains out to demonstrate the feeling of excitement. The noise if awful when heard and produced, the sensation on the vocal chords is awful. Just my unpopular opinion of the day.
Also it has always seemed exceedingly juvenile, yet i see adults voicing the obscene noise pollution also. Sigh, people.
Posted May 27, 2018, 5:34 PM UTC
I totally agree. People find these Youtube videos of parents/siblings screaming when their kids/siblings come home from the military, or learning they're going to be grandparents or something, to be heartwarming, but I just find them obnoxious. In my family something like that would result in tears and hugs, not jumping up and down and screaming like a toddler. I have to think that people like that are generally huge attention-seekers in everyday life, since anybody who isn't would feel silly doing that.
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try it. It is one way in which humans have displayed dominance over each other for centuries. It'll get you high as a kite.
Similar feeling about jumpers. How do game shows find so many?
Game shows script it to boost ratings.
*ridiculous
I thought you were talking about metal music for a second and I felt a bit upset. But I agree that screaming from excitement is something a little kid would do.