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It was February 8th and all me and my best friend Emalie could do was think about the concert. We were finally able to see and listen to two of our favorite people. For me i was also excited to see Jon Bellion who was one of the opening shows , but so was Judah and the Lion. The concert was being held at the taco bell arena in Boise. Throughout the day i listened to Twenty One Pilots , and even made a little poster saying “Stay Alive” which is kinda like the motto of the band. And wearing any band merch or signature things of the band (Like red beanies, or smearing black chalk on your hands). As soon as i got home i got ready, and waited for Emalie to come pick me up.By the time she had gotten there we were already on our way , we listened

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