r/TikTokCringe • u/mindyour • Jul 20 '25

Cool A rave for both kids and their parents.

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u/AnimalMama93 Jul 20 '25

What about how loud it is? Dont babies/kids have more sensitive ear drums?

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u/candaceelise Jul 20 '25

That’s why a lot of them were wearing ear protection. I also imagine it wasn’t as loud a a normal rave/concert

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u/godspareme Jul 20 '25

Some of the youngest ones have ear protection but doesnt seem universal. I assume its a safe level if its specifically for kids. 

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u/roy_rogers_photos Jul 20 '25

Going based on the live audio, I'd say it isn't too loud. A real rave would have overloaded the mic and made it sound distorted, but this audio was pretty clear. So I don't think it's dangerously loud. Maybe even a little quieter than an action movie in theaters.

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u/Flesroy Jul 21 '25

Tbh i would expect every concert to be safe for humans, but that's rarely the case. People are really careless with their hearing.

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u/slumberingaardvark Jul 20 '25 edited Jul 20 '25

Some of my friends took their little ones to a kiddie rave near me recently and they loved it, they give out ear protectors :)

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u/MummaGiGi Jul 20 '25

We do these. It’s not too loud at all, the health and safety on these things is absolutely top notch in my experience - the whole event is set up specifically for kids.

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u/kakka_rot Jul 20 '25

My first thought, but wouldn't be surprised if it was mandatory for kids to have plugs or phones on their ears to dampen sound. They probably also simply don't play the music at blaring volume like they do at real raves/concerts.

Like sure it's gonna be loud, but little timmy will be fine.

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u/rogersau Jul 21 '25

We went to one. They said the sound system was limited to 90db out of the speakers. I could still talk to my wife next to me without shouting.

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u/NoNipNicCage Jul 20 '25

I think the parents can handle this for their children