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Yesterday's Hellogodbye Concert was wild. Not "wild" like there's mooning (Tommy Lee style) or body slamming. But yes, there was body slamming... in a more controlled form.

It all happened when Forrest came down the stage, and everybody. went. wild. and. jumped. out . of. their. seats. andicouldn'tbreath. and i got stuck in between panting people and burly security guards. while our hairs got all tangled. and our limbs were intertwined. and all I could think about was how to get out of the pandemonium and where to eat afterwards.

OMYGAH.

And to think that it was just because the lead singer went down the stage????????????

WhOOO0o0Ooooo0ttt the f*cK?

If I were to rank the concerts I've watched based on their intensity and the number of crazy fan girls/boys screaming their lungs out, it would be like:

(1) Boys Like Girls

(2) Hellogoodbye

(3) Red Jumpsuit Apparatus

(4) Metro Station

Since I have just watched 4 concerts in my entire life... hehe yeah, there you go. 

Anyway, I couldn't follow most of the songs they sang since they came from the new album, which wasn't released yet. But my gosh, Hellogoodbye was hella good at performing live.

The fact that they are famous for maintaining a close relationship with their fans was something that made me go like :"> :"> :">. Not all bands are like that, and not all bands say stuff like, "It's good to have friends from other parts of the world." and "I think we've moved past being friends. Ha ha. Is it awkward to say that?". Take note of the word FRIENDS, and not FANS. Very very very charming guys!

And have I said that one of their instruments is the ukulele???? OMYGAH. When I see someone who plays the ukulele, I totally instantly become very attracted and interested with them because I associate the ukulele with sweetness, sadness, simplicity, and sexiness. Very charming adjectives ya?!

EHEHEHEHE. The one who was touching my shoulders is Andrew Richards, the one who plays the ukulele. I tell you, there is really some kind of connection that exists between people who appreciate the ukulele. :)

And I just read that Andrew Richards's inspiration is BRANDON RICHARD FLOWERS OF THE KILLERS and his twitter account is TABASCOFIASCO. And I, on the other hand, am inspired with BRANDON RICHARD FLOWERS OF THE KILLERS, and used to have a website that was named DISCOFIASCO. 


WhOOO0o0Ooooo0ttt the f*cK, YaAAAAAAAaaaAAAaaa?

Lastly,

Sadly, it wasn't Andrew Richards who signed my notebook, and instead, Joseph Marro, who is an equally charming guy with a stroke of an Adam Brody appeal.