Photos | DJ Gets Crowds Pumped at Concert
The electric atmosphere, the thumping of speakers and the light show is enough to get anyone pumped. But when the DJ throws their hands up people shout and the energy skyrockets. And when everyone’s in sync, it’s a special moment.
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