Live shows are fun. I guess. Watching a group of musicians standing up high on a stage, surrounded by giant, altar-like speakers, inhaling waves upon waves of screams from the adoring public, going home with a sense that you made a difference in the lives of more people than the average person meets in his or her lifetime. It’s a glorious, beautiful, and magnificent feeling for the musicians. While that’s all well and good, I can’t help but wonder: what about my time in the spotlight? What about my glory? What about my fans?
Ok, I know I don’t have any fans. In fact, I don’t have any discernible talent in terms of music. In all honesty, the same goes for the majority of fans. However, that doesn’t stop us from craving the attention and approval from the masses, even if on a slightly smaller scale.
That’s why the All 90’s Visual Kei Karaoke Event was invented.