'Raised well': Kiwi girl rips into 'Monkey Wrench' with mum at Foo Fighters' Wellington gig
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'Raised well': Kiwi girl rips into 'Monkey Wrench' with mum at Foo Fighters' Wellington gig

“I will train my children to be like this child."

Fans of all ages rocked up to Wellington’s Sky Stadium for another ripper from the Foo Fighters, but for one Kiwi mum, it was a memorable night. 

With her daughter in tow, Monica went to see her favourite band perform the third and final Foo’s show on the NZ leg of their tour.

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In a clip from the mosh, Monica and her daughter give each other the ‘we’re about to kill this, are you ready?’ stare as they point each other into the bridge of ‘Monkey Wrench’.

Screaming at the top of their lungs, the pair ripped into “One last thing before I quit / I never wanted any more…”

Turns out, they were stars of the show themselves with many commenters mentioning having seen them fizzing in the crowd.

“Your kids made my night by how excited and into it they were!!! was such an awesome concert 😀,” wrote one concertgoer.

Another applauded Monica’s parenting: “I will train my future children to be like this child. Parenting goals.”

“Child raised right! well done mumma,” agreed a third.

It’s a helluva moment seeing the next gen of Foos fans ripping into it at their shows. The youngest frother being 2-year-old Evander who’s already gearing up to be quite the drummer.

Last week, Evander’s mum Breigh recalled Foo Fighters’ ‘My Hero’ becoming “his anthem” before he had even hit his first birthday. 

When he heard the tune for the first time, “he immediately began head banging and drumming his hands,” Breigh told The Rock. 

“At that time he didn’t have as much language as he does now but he used baby sign language to sign 'more' as he called out to us: ‘Again. More. More. More!’ and insisted we play it over and over again.”

It’s these Foos fans who will let the music live on - and we’re bloody proud to have them join us in the mosh.