There’s no doubt that Marshmello had one of the most wild sets on the main stage at Ultra Music Festival 2018. Even if you don’t personally like his music, you simply can’t deny the power of his visuals and the crowd’s reaction to each and every drop, you just can’t. With all-star special guests like Will Smith, Yo Gotti, G-Eazy, and Slushii coming out, his set gained even more power.
And yet, at the end of his set, we were left feeling rather… underwhelmed?
The ending seemed to come out of nowhere, and other fans noticed too. @bMac5120 on Twitter said, “yo bro what up with the ending at Ultra? It was quite anticlimactic.” Turns out, in the middle of playing Valentino Khan’s new track “Lick It,” Marshmello still thought he had 10 minutes left in his set.
You can even see him bend down and talk to someone at 59:55 on the official stream, and then make the “cut it off” motion with his hand against his throat, as if to ask, “I’m done?”
Regardless, it was an incredibly fun set to watch, even from home on the stream. Check it out again below.
@marshmellomusic yo bro what up with the ending at Ultra? It was quite anticlimactic
— Brandon McCullough (@bMac5120) March 25, 2018
I ran out of time
next time https://t.co/jHhiy4XX83
— marshmello (@marshmellomusic) March 25, 2018
Lol I thought I had another 10 minutes left but I didn’t
— marshmello (@marshmellomusic) March 25, 2018
Photo via aLIVE Coverage for Ultra
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