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Definitely an unpopular opinion for me. I hate when someone does that. Have an upvote.
"Today is gonna be the day that they're gonna throw it back to you." >

Thanks. Now I got this stuck in my head >

Unless someone doesn't know any of the songs being sung, or doesn't like to sing, or was trying to actually talk to people and now they can't because some schmuck dragged out a guitar and inflicted it upon the whole party. It definitely doesn't pull those people closer to anyone. >

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It's a nah from me. Most my friends are musicians, I go to pretty much every gig they play, but one thing that makes me cringe is if we're at a party and someone (normally the guitar players) see a guitar in the room and beeline to it.
Specifically if they start playin a slow song in the middle of a party, there's a time and place for it. Turning down fast paced music to start playin wonderwall or black bird is just awkward and I feel like it's just them stroking their ego while people are trying to be polite and listen.
Again there's a time and place, at the end of the night when things are winding down? Or when you're out camping? Go for it, but some people just can't read a room.