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A couple of things...

- Hermit should not have screamed his lyrics. Could not understand him for the life of us but we liked the beats. It was the first we ever heard of him but we had this odd feeling he does not sound like that on the regular. Soon as we got in the car, put Hermit on my Apple Music and we were like "why didn't he just sing his stuff like this, its pretty good."

- First time seeing T-Man. That was fun. We also took notice he was just casually walking in the venue after his set and he just kept talking and meeting with people.

- Juice J was cool

- We mainly came for Logic. (First time seeing him live). It's nice to see he still wants people to believe in themselves, knowing they are enough. You don't get that from any other artists and as someone who lost a sibling to suicide I appreciate his message - even if he repeats himself on the topic. We kinda wished he played his songs from start to finish rather than cutting in > speaking > moving onto the next one > rinse, repeat. The selection of songs was also nice. I'll admit was hoping for a bit more from Ultra85 but, still happy with what we got.

- G Eazy, we left after downtown love (around 2 songs into his driving in the car experience on set) and from the looks of it on Reddit so did a lot of people. Prior to G Eazy we took a few walks around the venue just to walk around and a lot of people left and security kept saying "you're not staying for the final act". The response was a loud "No". Ouch. When G Eazy started playing I'd say easily about 1/3 of the venue cleared out. I'd even go as far as to say close to 1/2. It was quite noticeable.

All in all I enjoyed myself as a first timer. Glad I got to see him before he becomes Grandpa Logic. As a 41 year old myself I can understand trying to get to bed at a early time. lol.

EDIT***** forgot to mention, where we sat next to the section entrance we kept having side convos w/ the security people checking tickets. They said the venue seats 20k at full capcity and this show only had roughly 3500 to 4000 tickets sold right before Hermit went on. Yikes.

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Hey everyone! I'm hoping someone might recognize the item in the photos I've attached.

I'm looking for a children's pillow/plush from around the late '80s or very early '90s. I believe it was Easter-themed and looked similar to the old 1980s Pillow People, but after going through catalogs and searching, I haven't found anything that matches it. There are similar products from that era, but this specific Easter bunny pillow never seems to appear.

The photo was taken sometime around late 1990 or early 1991 (my brother was born late 1989 and I would say he was 1 to 1.5 years old here).

For a little background, this was my brother's "blankie" growing up. He carried it with him throughout his childhood and held onto it well into his teenage years.

Sadly, my brother passed away in 2012. Since then, our family has found comfort in preserving memories of him in different ways; be it tracking down items he loved for (re)purchases, recreating keepsakes, or paying homage through tattoos.

I'm trying to identify this exact bunny for two reasons. First, I'd love to find one to purchase for my mom as a meaningful gift. Second, I'd like to have a clear reference image so I can eventually get it tattooed in memory of my brother.

If anyone recognizes this bunny or has any idea who made it, I'd be incredibly grateful. Even if its unavailable for purchase, a clear identifying photo would be enough to make us happy.

Thank you so much in advance!