RainOnFire
Staff member
Yeah this is fan service at the absolute highest level. I'm genuinely in awe, I mean three hours is basically unheard of for a pop concert right? And what's crazier is, as mentioned previously, she didn't have to do all of this because she got everyone's coins regardless. I have so much respect for her, truly.
Now for the setlist... there are a few chops, but I also get why they're there (namely her Lover choices). But surely no one would miss 22? Red's title track was maybe not as big a hit but could've been in 22's spot to represent the album better (but that's something she didn't seem to understand even in 2012). Either that, State of Grace, or Message In a Bottle would've been my picks.
Including Vigilante Shit in a show meant to highlight the very best of her 15-year-spanning catalogue is so unserious nn she just can't help herself. One of the 3 AM tracks could've taken its spot.
I would've included Mr. Perfectly Fine to give Fearless TV representation (and in turn, taken out one of the Folklore songs), and obviously Sparks Fly and Back to December should've been there. But either way, the fact that I'm editing a setlist that currently has 44 songs is legitimately insane and the stuff of stan dreams.
Now for the setlist... there are a few chops, but I also get why they're there (namely her Lover choices). But surely no one would miss 22? Red's title track was maybe not as big a hit but could've been in 22's spot to represent the album better (but that's something she didn't seem to understand even in 2012). Either that, State of Grace, or Message In a Bottle would've been my picks.
Including Vigilante Shit in a show meant to highlight the very best of her 15-year-spanning catalogue is so unserious nn she just can't help herself. One of the 3 AM tracks could've taken its spot.
I would've included Mr. Perfectly Fine to give Fearless TV representation (and in turn, taken out one of the Folklore songs), and obviously Sparks Fly and Back to December should've been there. But either way, the fact that I'm editing a setlist that currently has 44 songs is legitimately insane and the stuff of stan dreams.