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I had a pretty incredible day on May 18th, and I would like to tell you all about it. This is not so much a concert review, but just an overall snapshot of my experience on that day. Since I had a Little Monster Zone VIP package for early entry to the general admission floor, I decided to go down to Quicken Loans Arena early (by myself), and just make a day of it. I arrived in the line around 10:30 AM, with the promise of a 5:00 entry. Let me preface the rest by saying I was a bit apprehensive about spending the day in line, only because I fall a bit outside of what some may consider the “typical” Gaga demographic, being a 40 year old married with kids Metalhead. I can honestly say my fears were IMMEDIATELY put to rest.
Gaga put on her usual amazing and inspiring show, but the slight difference this time around was she was more of a party host, rather than a front woman of a band at an arena Rock show. This show was more delegated to the band, the dancers, and the fans, while she was the glue that held everything together. People danced together, laughed together, and cried together. It was pretty awe inspiring to see so many emotions on display in one place, and that is something I will never forget. After ‘Aura’ I tossed up a quick note on stage with a gift attached to it. It was a guitar pick that I caught from Paul Stanley of KISS (who Gaga is a big fan of) back in 2000. I just wanted her to have something as a token of appreciation for the happiness her music and art has brought me. Realistically, she probably never saw it, but I gave it a shot.
Looking back, this whole day happened because of one pretty incredible woman. To successfully bring people of all races, ages, orientations, etc., together in one place, it must be for a very special reason. After spending the day with my new friends, I think I finally understand the message Gaga is trying to convey with ARTPOP. We really could belong together.
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