Bob Dylan Social Experiment by Swedish Television

Swedish TV personality Fredrik Wikingsson has a truly one-of-a-kind experience when he sees Bob Dylan perform in Philadelphia. A long-time fan of Dylan's, Wikingsson attends the concert completely by himself. No one else is in the audience. The reason is to gauge how a human experiences a significant moment differently with or without someone to share that moment with. The results are deeply insightful. Enjoy.
- East Side Dave

[@anonimusbosch1716]

Every Dylan fan's dream... very sweet and strange from many angles. How's come nobody is finding this winner of an experience?

[@dyl-annfan6]

So special, a moment in musical history

[@user-kf7ls1oj9i]

Cool. Don’t know what to make of it. I don’t know if there even IS anything worthwhile to make of it, but there was something very cool and out there about it.

[@PointTakenAway]

he didn't stay for the encore.

[@synysterjazmyngates]

this man is so me. he fanboys so hard and i feel dat

[@stephenlee1756]

"Nothing is revealed".

[@jimpatton1]

How did this guy arrange to be an audience of one?

[@Chronic_Town]

He is a famous Swedish TV host. It was actually part of marketing project run by online gambling company Paf, which circled around doing things alone which otherwise are done with many others.

[@jesussangui154]

Money

[@Chronic_Town]

@@jesussangui154 What are you talking about? Do you think he simply paid?

[@jesussangui154]

@@Chronic_Town of course. That guy paid and not a small account of money.

[@Chronic_Town]

@@jesussangui154 But that's simply not correct, he didn't pay a single cent. See my comment above.