Where were you sitting? Did you do that hi/touch thing? I didn’t get tickets in time to get those, but the girl I was sitting next to and her friend did. We should have hung around for a bit to see what that was like, but I’m old and hubby was hungry! I hope you enjoyed yourself! I may have convinced my husband to go to another one in the future! The energy was just amazing. There were so many things that I thought I knew about kpop concerts that I was totally wrong about. For some reason I thought there would be majority Koreans there, totally mistaken. I think I say no more than about a dozen Koreans I saw—-there were probably more, but the majority were not. Also, not as many Asians as I thought there would be. The girl I sat next to was Hispanic. There was a cute girl and her dad across the isle from us. It was so cool to see people across racial and ethnic divides all singing in Korean. It was impressive. I know all the melodies, but not all the words, but there were people that knew all the words—and I’m sure they weren’t Korean. It was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. Definitely worth the effort getting there.
No, I didn’t get to do the Hi-Touch either! Maybe one day I’ll spend the extra money. Haha. I did have pretty good P3 seats though. I was in the front of the second section on the left side, but that whole venue was nice compared to others I’ve been in since it sloped and no one had to stand on tip-toes to see! I saw them last year as well and they haven’t disappointed yet! They are so fun to watch and full of energy. They know how to get the crowd excited as well without going overboard (I have a friend who saw a different group and said the crowd wouldn’t even let them talk due to all the screaming). I love seeing the diversity as well – it’s always too cute to see dads there with their daughters. 😀 I don’t know the Korean lyrics either – I just pop in wherever English is and hum along! I thought it was hilarious that they have and English version of Congratulations, but everyone still tried to sing in Korean. I hope they come again next year!
Ally
September 20, 2019 at 8:19 PM
Day6 was amazing! Jae was like 10 ft from me! And bowed! Great concert! The energy in that room—crazy.
RaOnAh loves Jay B 💚
September 20, 2019 at 8:30 PM
Glad you had an awesome time!
korfan
September 20, 2019 at 9:21 PM
Glad to know it was great!
Infinitize
September 20, 2019 at 11:20 PM
I was there! They were amazing as always. So so good. 😍
Ally
September 21, 2019 at 4:56 AM
Where were you sitting? Did you do that hi/touch thing? I didn’t get tickets in time to get those, but the girl I was sitting next to and her friend did. We should have hung around for a bit to see what that was like, but I’m old and hubby was hungry! I hope you enjoyed yourself! I may have convinced my husband to go to another one in the future! The energy was just amazing. There were so many things that I thought I knew about kpop concerts that I was totally wrong about. For some reason I thought there would be majority Koreans there, totally mistaken. I think I say no more than about a dozen Koreans I saw—-there were probably more, but the majority were not. Also, not as many Asians as I thought there would be. The girl I sat next to was Hispanic. There was a cute girl and her dad across the isle from us. It was so cool to see people across racial and ethnic divides all singing in Korean. It was impressive. I know all the melodies, but not all the words, but there were people that knew all the words—and I’m sure they weren’t Korean. It was unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. Definitely worth the effort getting there.
Infinitize
September 24, 2019 at 12:03 PM
No, I didn’t get to do the Hi-Touch either! Maybe one day I’ll spend the extra money. Haha. I did have pretty good P3 seats though. I was in the front of the second section on the left side, but that whole venue was nice compared to others I’ve been in since it sloped and no one had to stand on tip-toes to see! I saw them last year as well and they haven’t disappointed yet! They are so fun to watch and full of energy. They know how to get the crowd excited as well without going overboard (I have a friend who saw a different group and said the crowd wouldn’t even let them talk due to all the screaming). I love seeing the diversity as well – it’s always too cute to see dads there with their daughters. 😀 I don’t know the Korean lyrics either – I just pop in wherever English is and hum along! I thought it was hilarious that they have and English version of Congratulations, but everyone still tried to sing in Korean. I hope they come again next year!
saturtledaisy
September 21, 2019 at 2:46 AM
Ofc course it was amazing day6 is amazing day6 is everything.
Im glad you had fun!