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originally written september 12th 2022 (slightly edited oct 24 2022)
so many things in life change or come to an end, but one thing that hasn't ever changed for me is my love for my chemical romance. i remember sitting on the bus in middle school listening to them. i remember the day they announced their comeback, i was in 11th grade and i had a substitute teacher when i got the youtube notification. there are periods where i didnt listen to them for a while, but i always come back to them and they have helped me through so much. after 5 years of listening to this band, from 13 years old to now, i finally got to experience this band perform. i say "experience" instead of "watch" or "listen" because going to a my chemical romance concert truly is a full experience that involves more than just watching a band perform and listening to music, but also meeting friends that you never knew you had, enjoying an entire day full of excitement and joy, being in a room packed full with devoted fans who all have their special reasons for why they were there that day. i couldn't cry at this concert due to the absolute shock and adrenaline i was going through, but there were moments where i just stood completely frozen with my mouth wide open, because these 4 guys from new jersey that i've loved for years were just a few feet in front of me. now all the tears are coming out as i'm writing this. they are the band i've stuck with the longest , they have truly been with me through so much. i am so glad i got to jump around and sing with them the songs that i had sung to myself alone in my bedroom. it was incredible being surrounded by a group of people who all were impacted by this band, it was like meeting family for the first time.
an instant connection was felt with everyone there. i felt like i was a part of a community, i felt at home.
so many things in life change or come to an end, but one thing that hasn't ever changed for me is my love for my chemical romance. i remember sitting on the bus in middle school listening to them. i remember the day they announced their comeback, i was in 11th grade and i had a substitute teacher when i got the youtube notification. there are periods where i didnt listen to them for a while, but i always come back to them and they have helped me through so much. after 5 years of listening to this band, from 13 years old to now, i finally got to experience this band perform. i say "experience" instead of "watch" or "listen" because going to a my chemical romance concert truly is a full experience that involves more than just watching a band perform and listening to music, but also meeting friends that you never knew you had, enjoying an entire day full of excitement and joy, being in a room packed full with devoted fans who all have their special reasons for why they were there that day. i couldn't cry at this concert due to the absolute shock and adrenaline i was going through, but there were moments where i just stood completely frozen with my mouth wide open, because these 4 guys from new jersey that i've loved for years were just a few feet in front of me. now all the tears are coming out as i'm writing this. they are the band i've stuck with the longest , they have truly been with me through so much. i am so glad i got to jump around and sing with them the songs that i had sung to myself alone in my bedroom. it was incredible being surrounded by a group of people who all were impacted by this band, it was like meeting family for the first time.
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