Thanks for the review.. Could you explain what you meant by this paragraph?
"n stage (from Starkids to Warblers) that certainly hit all the fandom buttons. Maybe it’s got something to do with the way we see so much more of the fame process in the age of Twitter and Tumblr, but there was just a touch of sorrow to his acoustic version of “Teenage Dream” and the whole crowd I was with sort of all looked at each other with a wordless sort of arche during key lines in “Part of this World.”
I took this - the sorrow/ "key lines" to be referring to it seeming like he didn't want the hype/level of fame - or at least the separation aspect that comes with it - is that what you meant by it?
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Date: 2011-06-16 06:27 am (UTC)"n stage (from Starkids to Warblers) that certainly hit all the fandom buttons. Maybe it’s got something to do with the way we see so much more of the fame process in the age of Twitter and Tumblr, but there was just a touch of sorrow to his acoustic version of “Teenage Dream” and the whole crowd I was with sort of all looked at each other with a wordless sort of arche during key lines in “Part of this World.”
I took this - the sorrow/ "key lines" to be referring to it seeming like he didn't want the hype/level of fame - or at least the separation aspect that comes with it - is that what you meant by it?