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aaaa thank u!

ummm this is kinda hard for me to answer because the pain for me is rly nothing? like, it hurts but after a while I just forget it’s even happening. when I was getting my last one my tattoo artist was sooo surprised I don’t even flinch lmao. tips tho: just get yourself busy with something, talk to your artist or to your friend, don’t look at the needles! also, you can ask your artist if they have the spray for the pain, it rly helps. good luck

same ale co

it really depends on the city/country! for example in mainland Europe it’s pretty chill, people start getting there at like 7am, but in London to be front row you have to start queueing the day (or more) before. I have no idea how it looks in America, but I think people queue overnight too?

and why would it be stupid to wear their shirt omfg. like 95% of people at their shows wear their shirts, that’s how it usually how it looks at concerts

as for pushing, it also depends. I’ve heard stories about people pushing at 21p shows but it never happened to me, their shows are actually one of the most chill I’ve been to. everyone takes care of each other and it’s generally nice. it may be different in America, idk. FOB shows, on the other hand, are literal hell

hella if it’s in your jeans pocket, I usually put it in my bra or pockets with zippers