Just out of curiosity.. I know he was on a show performing live once, but the footage got lost. Will we EVER see things like these, or is all the media we currently have of him all we‘ll ever see?
I‘ve fallen in love with this book. It‘s such an interesting read if you really want to get into the specifics about his life. You just wish it would never end.
Greetings from Montenegro
I'm an 18 year old boy from Germany, currently on a beautiful vacation with a friend in Italy. We're staying at a very hidden spot on Italy's countryside. In a little house a few meters away from mine, there are five australian women. Yesterday, after chilling at the pool for until about 12pm, me and my friend finally decided to return back home because we were tired. In order to get to our little house, we had to walk past a table, at which these five - very stunning - women were sitting at.
I had planned to just say "hello" and walk past them. It worked, until they saw my guitar I had brought with me. From the distance, they asked if I could sing something for them and if one of these girls could do a duet with me. My friend encouraged me to do it, and since music is my biggest passion, I was like: why not? Sing a song or two and then go away, right?
So I sat down, we talked for a while and had a very genuine and beautiful moment together. We were singing, playing music and talking about life, since they came from the different side of the globe. After about 45 minutes, I felt like I wanted to go back home because I felt incredibly drained and I really couldn't talk anymore. I exchanged numbers with one of the girls in order to share a Spotify playlist to see which songs we both know previously.
After returning back home, I texted her: "it was very lovely to meet y'all. good night!" and she responded with "lovely to meet you too!! are you really that tired?" to which I responded with "yes, I haven't really slept tonight" she then said "oh thats unfortunate, i really wanted to see you tonight... ;)"
My heart dropped. I was incredibly nervous, didn't know what to say or do. I've never had a sexual or romantic moment with a woman before. Not because I don't want to, I love women. I then threw up twice. After calling my brother and asking him what I should do, I simply replied with "yup, sucks".
My friend, M/19, who begged me to go back to the table then proceeded to go by himself (don't know where he got the invite but yeah, good for him). I told him that, if they asked where I'm at, he should tell them that I'm talking to my girlfriend on the phone (I don't have one. What a save, right?)
He told them that and I now hope that if we see each other again (which I hope we DON'T) they just talk normally and get the sign that I really have no interest.
Now here's my main question: Why am I like this? I'm not asexual or aromantic (or gay), I was able to talk pretty well (primarily because I had my guitar with me). The whole night was ruined for me, we had such a beautiful and generous moment together, connected by the magic of music.
Is that just simply how I am or is there any way I can get better at it?
Thank you
I'm an 18 year old boy from Germany, currently on a beautiful vacation with a friend in Italy. We're staying at a very hidden spot on Italy's countryside. In a little house a few meters away from mine, there are five australian women. Yesterday, after chilling at the pool until about 12pm, me and my friend finally decided to return back home because we were tired. In order to get to our little house, we had to walk past a table, at which these five - very stunning - women were sitting at.
I had planned to just say "hello" and walk past them. It worked, until they saw my guitar I had brought with me. From the distance, they asked if I could sing something for them and if one of these girls could do a duet with me. My friend encouraged me to do it, and since music is my biggest passion, I was like: why not? Sing a song or two and then go away, right?
So I sat down, we talked for a while and had a very genuine and beautiful moment together. We were singing, playing music and talking about life, since they came from the different side of the globe. After about 45 minutes, I felt like I wanted to go back home because I felt incredibly drained and I really couldn't talk anymore. I exchanged numbers with one of the girls in order to share a Spotify playlist to see which songs we both know previously.
After returning back home, I texted her: "it was very lovely to meet y'all. good night!" and she responded with "lovely to meet you too!! are you really that tired?" to which I responded with "yes, I haven't really slept tonight" she then said "oh thats unfortunate, i really wanted to see you tonight... ;)"
My heart dropped. I was incredibly nervous, didn't know what to say or do. I've never had a sexual or romantic moment with a woman before. Not because I don't want to, I love women. I then threw up twice. After calling my brother and asking him what I should do, I simply replied with "yup, sucks".
My friend, M/19, who begged me to go back to the table then proceeded to go by himself (don't know where he got the invite but yeah, good for him). I told him that, if they asked where I'm at, he should tell them that I'm talking to my girlfriend on the phone (I don't have one. What a save, right?)
He told them that and I now hope that if we see each other again (which I hope we DON'T) they just talk normally and get the sign that I really have no interest.
Now here's my main question: Why am I like this? I'm not asexual or aromantic (or gay), I was able to talk pretty well (primarily because I had my guitar with me). The whole night was ruined for me, we had such a beautiful and generous moment together, connected by the magic of music.
Is that just simply how I am or is there any way I can get better at it?
Thank you
I‘m so sad about this. Got the money back - of course. But I would have loved to see him in the soundcheck so badly :(
Seems like all of Europes VIP experiences have been cancelled….
To all the people who attended a VIP show/soundcheck, how‘d you like it? What were some cool moments you‘d like to share??
I‘m asking cause I‘m going to one in July!!
Ich suche für ein kleinen Videodreh im genannten Umkreis solche dichtgehaltenen, nobleren Videospots mit leichter abendlicher Belichtung (und einem romantisch angehauchten Charme). Könntet ihr mir vielleicht weiterhelfen? 😄
I'd love to write him a little letter before his show in Frankfurt. I have a VIP pass, so my chances are better if I give it to him there. But how exactly could I do it? What would your strategy be?
To all the people who have been on a show already and tried to get to the back of the venue to catch him going to the tour bus (yes, very specific!): how long did he usually take?
I remember me not being able to sleep at night when I was 6 because it got loud. 17 now.
wbu?
I‘m a 17 year old student from Germany. Still got 2 years of school in front of me but my migraine has gotten worse and worse over the last few months.
I get really bad migraine attacks every few days, with minor attacks in between (I can still attend school when I have the "smaller" ones) Which is why I skip school about once a week.
I talked to my teachers already, but they don‘t seem to really grasp how bad migraines can get and that it’s not just a headache. I‘m extremely sensitive to light and sound naturally, so that only makes it worse. It got to the point where I‘m afraid that I have to repeat the year I‘m in… I‘m just very worried about how it‘ll end up.
I‘m wondering what he‘s like when talking to fans, share your stories if you have any!
I‘m 17 years old and I‘ve had Tinnitus since I was extremely young. No form of therapy has really helped yet, literally the only thing that helps me deal with it is a Rhodes piano (an electric piano manufactured in 1969/1970). I‘ve been waiting my whole life to actually play it, but listening to people play it makes my tinnitus lower in volume immensely.
Have you dealt with anything like that? Any sounds/songs/instruments that help you?
hey, i made this little cover of don‘t meet your heroes, what do you think?
