Go to a Smash Mouth concert during a pandemic and you might as well be walking on the sun

It ain’t no joke: Sturgis, South Dakota’s massive Sturgis Motorcycle Rally kicked off on Friday, and not via Zoom. Thousands of motorcyclists roared into the town for the annual 10-day event, despite there being, you know, five million confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the United States. Per CBS News, city officials voted 8-1 in favor of going forward with the rally back in June, with officials saying the “decision to hold the Rally came after hearing from thousands of attendees that they were coming to the event, even if it was canceled by the City of Sturgis.”
In addition to motorcycle shows and roller derby events, the Rally also features live concerts, with bands like Buckcherry, Lit, Quiet Riot, and the goons from Trapt on the bill. Headlining Sunday night’s festivities was Smash Mouth, who are making headlines for both the size of their maskless crowd but also the reckless comments of its singer. “We’re all here together tonight!” Steve Harwell told the crowd. “Fuck that COVID shit!”
One might say that they ain’t the sharpest tools in the shed.