I took up vaping to quit smoking several years ago. It did work, and I reduced the nicotine content of my fluid to zero over the course of a year. Strange thing is, I kept vaping for more than a year after I had switched to 0% nicotine.
It's a multilayered addiction.

Not to be that guy, but Dubstep would probably be the safe choice.

Sad thing is, Gates had less to do with Windows 11 than he did Epstein.

Smaller stages usually have DJs on for 2-4 hours, the lighting and effects guys are improvising everything, so the DJs are free to actually mix and cut, read the crowd, play whatever feels right, that sort of thing.

Depends on the DJ, of course, but even more than that, it depends on the stage. Main stage at a festival is very strictly programmed. They have exactly one hour, the lighting and effects guys need to go through the set before hand to program everything, so even the best DJs are constrained.

Even given that minimum wage was 75 cents back then, those are pretty good prices.