Alright, so let me tell you about my very first concert experience. It's a unique one because I don't think I'll ever attend another concert again. But this one holds a special place in my heart as the best concert of my lifetime. It's funny because I used to be a big fan of Beyoncé when I was younger. But before I share how I got introduced to her, let's go back to my childhood. My aunt was a huge fan of Michael Jackson, and I remember when he passed away, it was a sad time. There were rumors about Michael Jackson being part of the Illuminati, and my aunt was upset about it.
To introduce us to Michael Jackson and his music, my uncle bought a CD that had symbols associated with him, including the number 666. He believed that Michael Jackson was not a good person and wanted everyone to see it. We all watched the CD together, and it featured various artists like Rihanna, Beyoncé, Jay Z, and Kanye West. It was interesting to see these musicians, especially because most of them were black artists. My uncle didn't like one particular symbol they showed, which he associated with the devil. In defiance, we all started imitating the pose, which was called the Baphomet pose. Little did I know that this would be my first introduction to Beyoncé.
As I grew older, I started listening to more musicians, including Beyoncé. Despite my initial reservations, I found myself enjoying her music. Fast forward to the present, and I can tell you that my playlist mainly consists of artists like Jack Harlow, The Weeknd, and Rosalía. Beyoncé still holds a special place among my favorite musicians, even though I've expanded my taste.
A few months ago, Beyoncé announced a world tour, and it was a big deal. I didn't actively follow celebrity news, so I didn't know about it until a coworker mentioned it. Surprisingly, my coworker had an extra ticket and offered it to me. I initially hesitated because I'm more comfortable in my safe space, but I realized that growth happens when we step out of our comfort zone. I accepted the invitation and started looking forward to the concert.
However, as the concert approached, I found myself feeling lazy and unmotivated. I even considered not going because I felt uncomfortable about being in a crowded place alone. The thought of sitting alone while people looked at me made me anxious. But after reflecting on my progress in managing my anxiety, I decided to push through and attend the concert.
And so, I went for the concert. It was a week before my finals, and I wasn't in the best mindset. But I didn't want to miss out on this opportunity. I had some reservations, but I was determined to make the most of it.
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