This is the blog following my experience at the Korean restaurant Iron Age! I’m not going to promo my CAS blogs.. but this happened on the same day, so if I forget any details I might have filled them in on that blog when it was more fresh on my mind!
After leaving the restaurant, which was North of Atlanta, we started to drive straight to the venue. I’ve never driven in Atlanta (and luckily still never have), but I was in charge of instructions, which was a bit stressful! However, I worked with my friends in the car and we ended up getting to the venue on time!
I made sure everything was in my bag and that I had everything I would need, drank my first energy drink (which was surprisingly good?), and we started to find our way to the venue from the parking garage. We went into the CNN center next to the arena for a short amount of time and then got in line.
This was my first concert in two years, so I was excited. We found out that Doja Cat, the Jonas Brothers, and Megan Thee Stallion canceled, which sucked, but I was still excited for the experience of a concert, especially since I’ve never attended a festival-like concert. After we found our seats we waited for the concert to begin.
The concert was a really cool experience! I got to listen to music I normally wouldn’t listen to, I got to see around Atlanta, and I got to feel the happiness of my own at a concert and see everyone else happy.
I don’t have many pictures from the concert, not only because what I do have are videos (which I will not share since I’m singing very loudly in the background), but also because I’ve been trying to live in the moment more.
All in all, the Jingle Ball was a culturally fulfilling experience and also a concert that will stay in my memories for a while. I’m glad I went and got to see what I did, and I can not wait for another experience to happen soon.
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