Big crowds have a way of blurring the usual lines for a moment.
Two uniformed police officers stand near the front of a festival stage area and dance in place as music plays, moving their arms and stepping to the beat.
"I was at a festival rave in Glasgow, having an amazing time with my friends. The atmosphere was booming, and the weather could not have been better, especially since we were told it was going to be pouring that day, so it was already a great day as it was. We were at the bar until one of our favorite DJs came on, and we practically sprinted to the main stage, diving into the crowd and pushing our way to the very front. The crowd was going mental, and so were we, until I turned to my left and noticed that the police, who were watching from the sideline, were also busting a move. I pulled out my phone and started recording because I thought it was hilarious but also really nice in a strange way. "Nice" probably is not the best word to describe it, but seeing the police dancing along and having just as much fun as we were made me feel happy, you know? It made me feel actually safe because it reminded me that police are human just like us. I felt like I could actually have a conversation with them, which in this generation is very rare since not many police are like them. I believe more police should be like this, and I do not think I am the only person who agrees," the filmer, Samuel, told WooGlobe.
The brief shift from watchful to playful lands as an unexpected detail in an otherwise typical rave scene. It ends as a small, steady snapshot of public life unfolding in Glasgow, Scotland.
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