Fans who attended a recent concert by soloist WOODZ shared a hilarious story online after experiencing a moment during the show that many described as unexpected “culture shock”.
During the show, the singer performed his track Destroy the concrete. In the middle of the song, there is a particular segment that longtime concertgoers jokingly refer to as “Fuck you, time.”
At that moment, both WOODZ and the audience raise their middle fingers in the air together. The gesture corresponds to a lyric in the song that refers to directly confronting someone while defiantly raising a finger.
A fan who attended the concert recently shared his experience in an online community, describing how confused they were when the moment first happened.
They wrote that during the song, fans sitting next to them suddenly started raising their middle fingers towards the stage. Unsure if it was actually appropriate for a concert, the fan looked up at the stage only to see WOODZ making the exact same gesture.
Realizing it was part of the performance, the fan joked that they ended up giving a “little middle finger” too and ended up having a great time joining the crowd.
The story spread quickly among fans online, with many people saying the moment perfectly captures the fun atmosphere of a WOODZ concert, especially for first-time attendees.
Some longtime fans have also clarified what isn’t official “rule” of the moment: the gesture is intended to be aimed at the sky or the world in general, not at the singer himself.
Others ironically describe it as the only moment at a concert where fans can release their stress and shout along to the music, transforming the crowd into a united, energetic chorus.
For many fans, the playful “fuck your time” has become one of the most memorable moments of the WOODZ concert experience.
Sources: Koreaboo
