Okay, so “ateez chicago” was trending, and you know I had to jump on that bandwagon. I’m not a hardcore ATINY, but I do enjoy their music, and I’ve always wanted to see them live. So, I decided to see what all the fuss was about.
The Ticket Scramble
First things first, I went to look for tickets. Man, was that a rollercoaster! I tried a few different ticket sites, refreshing like a maniac. It felt like everyone and their grandma wanted to go. Finally, after what felt like forever, I managed to snag a couple of tickets. Not the best seats, but hey, I was in!
Pre-Concert Hype
- I listened to their discography all over again and getting even more excited.
- I even tried to learn some of the fanchants.
- Then came the outfit planning. Because, you know, concert fashion is serious business, the chioce to go comfy or try to match ATEEZ’s vibe? Decisions, decisions!
The Big Day Arrives
Concert day! I met up with a friend, who’s a bigger ATINY than I am. she helped filled me in on all the inside jokes and fan projects that were going on. The energy outside the venue was insane. Everyone was so hyped, passing the time with trading photocards, and singing along to ATEEZ songs playing from people’s phones.
Showtime!
Once we got inside, the atmosphere was electric. I was so excited, The lights went down, the intro music started, and the crowd went absolutely wild. And then, boom! ATEEZ appeared on stage.
I have to say, they were absolutely incredible. Their energy was infectious, their dancing was sharp, and their vocals were on point. Even though I didn’t know every single song, I had so much fun. The crowd was amazing, singing along, and the lightsticks were waving .
Post-Concert Feels
After the show, I was exhausted but in the best way. My voice was hoarse from screaming, and I could have just slept all day. But I also got some great videos and photos, and memories that’ll last a long time, so it all made it worth it.
So, that was my ATEEZ Chicago experience! It was a wild ride, from the ticket stress to the concert high. Would I do it again? Absolutely!
