So while the vast majority of TV airwaves goes unused, rampant cellular crowding causes blocked, dropped and tinny-sounding calls.
Conspiracy theories were rampant among the crowd.
During their set, they mixed the sadness, hopes, and joys of their anthems with wild, rampant energy and crowd surfing.
Common complaints include confusing signs, chaotic carousel crowding, rampant profiteering, having to remove shoes at security, lack of free wi-fi and lack of information on delays and cancellations.
Montreal involved rampant shotgunning and crowd-surfing, and Vancouver had one of our favourite people Mish Way of the rockin' band White Lung DJing for us.
I expected to find raucous crowds, chaos, even rampant prostitution.
It was the convergence of two players seemingly headed in opposite directions, speculation running rampant inside University of Phoenix Stadium that the crowd of 61,926 was seeing Warner's swan song.
Set in 1978, the story includes Ed Koch, boom boxes and rampant crime, and is staged for an outdoor crowd: costumes are colorful, and dance numbers are energetic, while expansive motions and movements can be seen from even the farthest seats.
One, a monolith of mirror-walls dubbed "Reflection Field" by artist Phillip K. Smith, was by day a sly commentary on the rampant self-portrait-photo impulses of the festival crowds.
An earlier appearance might have given the crowd a chance to keep up with the rapper's rampant dynamism, and ultimately made for a more satisfying show.
