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Wooli Defends Fan After She’s Accused of Being “Too Old” to Rave

July 15, 2022

Wooli defends fan on Twitter after she expresses sadness over being accused of being “too old to rave” at EDC Las Vegas 2021

The melodic bass producer Wooli defends a fan, Tracy, on Twitter who was accused of being too old to rave. The fan said this interaction left her in tears as she returned back to camp. Wooli stepped in and replied to her saying that he will provide her with a ticket and onstage access to the next show of his she wants to attend.

No one should ever be made to feel bad about their age, and we are glad Wooli stepped in to condone such a harmful act. Additionally, Tracy continued to make a resolution that the next time she saw Wooli alone at this year’s Lost Lands, she would never let anyone make her feel bad for being old. Tracy serves as an inspiration for all ravers that regardless of age we all deserve to enjoy the music and community we love.

EDCLV 21’ I was alone @woolimusic set, a girl walked by me & said “aren’t you a little old to be here” I was crushed. I left his set & walked back to camp in tears. Adams set was the ONE set I didn’t want to miss. I have bad anxiety so seeing it alone was HUGE for me,
— I’m not a regular mom, I’m a rave mom (@tracyy426) July 9, 2022

This is so heartbreaking to hear. No room for that kind of energy at shows. @tracyy426 lemme know which show u want to come to next. I'll grab ur ticket and We can hangout on stage together and u can give the ol 🖕 to the immature kids who don't know how to act right https://t.co/TFM1IjC4YS
— 🦣 WOOLI 🦣 (@woolimusic) July 9, 2022

Adam Puleo, otherwise known as Wooli or Stumpi is known for his many contributions to the bass music genre. He has collaborated with artists such as Seven Lions, MARAUDA, and Kompany. Earlier this year he wrapped up his 2021-2022 Destination Tour that featured openers such as Trivecta, Calcium, Ace Aura, and others.

He will be performing this year at Excisions festivals Bass Canyon at the Gorge Amphitheatre, and Lost Lands in Thornville Ohio. Like many bass artists, Wooli has his own jersey collection that you can buy called Woo Tusk Clan which took inspiration from the logo of the hip hop group Wu-Tang Clan.

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Wooli recently released his latest banger “The Core” which features a spooky choir in the beginning and explodes into a dubstep hit. Make sure to check out the single and accompanying remix by Caster below!