Shoot me

Oh damn, tak nampak! That karat-haired man? He looks just like Que Haidar in Malaikat.

That was why I took his picture.

The schoolKIDS in Malaysia need to learn Going To Concert 101 at school. I know the subject doesn't exist in any part in this world, but the Malaysian schoolkids really need to learn how to behave at a concert badly. Oh scratch that. They need to learn how to behave. FULL STOP.

Their behaviours at yesterday's Fly FM 4th Anniversary were very appalling and disturbing. A couple in front of me kissed a few times and everytime they kissed, the girl would look at the people behind her (a.k.a me and a few others). Come on girl, even if you had sex in front of us pun we wouldn't bat an eye. Apa lah yang nak dilagakkan sangat?

I don't know whether the place was full with first-time-concert-goers or what, but a girl behind my sister kept on telling her to shut the hell up and stop screaming and stop bouncing around and such. Come on lah, it was a CONCERT, if you want some tranquillity and peace, why were you there? Another friend of hers (I deduced they're friends since they were talking to each other) was rude to me too. When Faizal Tahir came to the stage, I quickly looked for a higher spot (if you know me, you'd know that I'm very short) so that I could see him clearly. So, I asked that bitch whether she could scoot a bit and gave me a space. Without looking at me, she said loudly, "Mana ada tempat lagi, ni kan dah penuh." Uhh bitch, if I didn't know there was enough space for me, I wouldn't ask in the first place kot. Thankfully, there was this gentleman who scooted enough place for me to step on the divider. I wanted to say "Take that, bitch!" but I was in my polite mood. It's true! I didn't even correct her when she kept on saying "Beat It, Beat It" everytime Faizal Tahir switched songs even when it was CLEAR that the song wasn't Beat It. Oh wait, she started saying "Beat It" before Faizal Tahir sang anything. At first, Faizal Tahir strummed his guitar to Thriller and she said, "Eh, lagu Beat It lah, etc, etc". Even after the intro of Smooth Criminal was played, she kept on saying "Beat It". Bodoh betul.

And after a few Michael Jackson's songs after that, she said to her friends, "Ini dah macam This Is It dah.". Oh okay, so you've watched This Is It and you still don't know which song is which? Girl, you're hopeless. I'm not a fan of MJ and I've never watched This Is It but I know his songs (well, the popular ones) as intimately as I know my own name. And then she said, "World Stage hari tu lagi best dari ni".

Whatever, girl.

Oh I forgot about the moshing bastards. Ya Allah, lagu slow pun korang nak moshing. Itu memang wajib kena tampar namanya. My brother's newly-bought Macbeth shoes are ruined because of those bastards. When Yuna came on stage, they were like, "Hoi baliklah Yuna" and all, but when Yuna started singing, they sang along with her! What the fuckity fuck, people? I didn't even know the titles of her songs and yet you people could sing along with her? To say that I was impressed (well, for a second je lah) is putting it mildly.

Okay lah, enough with the sakit hati topics. Oh Faizal Tahir, what more can I say? His performance was beyond smashing. He looks better and better since the last time I saw him. I became a worse (or better) fangirl of him since last night. Someone said that he's not going to say anything bad about Faizal Tahir because he knows how touchy I can be when it comes to my favourite artists. Heh! His loss.

Only 33 seconds, but this is the only video available from last night. Can you believe the majority of the crowd don't know the words to Scarecrow Adams? What a shame.

And that's all from me kot. I can't think of anything else to tell. And I'm still waiting for a friend to upload our photos from yesterday.