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Personal Narrative: Australian Pop Punk Band Called 5 Seconds Of Summer
Music is a window to a girls screaming, insecure, boy crazy soul. I just happen to be one of those girls who gets attached to bands. Just the whole thing with attractive guys and great music, how could a teenage girl not be interested? One of my favorite bands is an Australian, pop punk band called 5 Seconds of Summer. Anyone who knows me well knows this. Last Christmas I received tickets for their concert. Now usually I’m a very reserved and demure person but let’s just say my mom still has the video of me crying. Another person who knows how much I love 5SOS is my best friend Kellie. She completely understands what it means to be completely in love with a person you’ve never met. Which makes it no surprise that she’s the person I ended up inviting to come to …show more content…
I was able to finally truly enjoy my favorite music live. There truly is nothing like hearing music you emotionally connect to live for the first time. It is a truly amazing experience that I believe everyone should get a chance to live. It was nearing the end of the concert and I was singing as loud as I could. They members came back out at the end and began throwing tshirts. I honestly believe that if i hadn't sung and yelled so loudly and unabashedly I would’ve never been thrown a t shirt by my favorite member of the band and that would’ve been a shame. Ending the concert on that incredibly high note just made the night all that much better. On the way back to the car it seemed so quiet. Obviously my ears were adjusting from the change in volume and I was able to reflect. I was and still am so thankful for the opportunity to see my favorite artists live in concert. On the way back to the car it was dark and quiet. We got into the car and because we’re both addicted to our phones, me and and Kellie both charge our phones. As our phones turn back on, we start getting notifications that we had missed while our phones were dead. The first thing I do is open Snapchat and go through my
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