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"We're Twenty One Pilots And So Are You"

The night that changed my life

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"We're Twenty One Pilots And So Are You"
KROQ

I’m not the type of person to get emotional over music but holy moly this concert hit me straight in the feels. So I’m going to try to describe the Emotional Roadshow in 5 points.

1. Overwhelming Happiness: the second the white curtain dropped I was flooded with an overwhelming sense of happiness. I had been waiting months to see this and it was finally happening.


2. Unity: It was amazing to hearing every single lyric of every song shouted at the top of thousands of lungs

3. Pride: Not everyone can relate to this but the song Lane Boy is close to my heart. A very special person and I have matching tattoos of a line from the song so while it was playing I just felt extremely proud to have a little piece of the experience with me for the rest of my life.


This concert was life changing for me. Don't get me wrong, I liked Twenty One Pilots before but after the concert I was a true fan. These two guys have found something special and I cannot wait to be a part of many many more shows. Thank you, Tyler and Josh, for changing my life forever. I’m now Clique as Frick

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