>>7121
>New York. Balldrop. Confetti.
It seems that I haven't missed much then.

>Your legal fireworks show and my city's illegal one beat it by far it sounds like.
Yeah. Well,look at that, it deserved to end/start with a huge blast honestly. No need to envy them then. You've got to experience them with a proper show, so did I.

And we are sticking with that.

>Camera panning around trying to awkwardly ignore the lack of people.

Lmao
The news and TV reporters have been announcing that detail for days. Everyone knew that the main square (Sol) was going to be empty and the camera showed many angles of it just to prove that there was literally no one. The police had to set up the perimeter a few hours before midnight and except for a little scenario for performing a couple of songs during the build-up, they displahed the entire square in its most explicit nature and they had to use clapping samples in ordee to convey the proper environment. We all knew that they were fake but those are made for the purpose of bringing a more proper feel for partying. Even the journalists who were there felt overwhelmed so we all have witnessed history right there.

Yeah, that makes it even more memorable. Not sure why NY has tried to make it seem big so awkwardly by trying to avoid the obvious.