It was amazing. I cannot express how great it felt to be there. (Bear in mind  that this is my first concert/showcase) Definitely a night to remember. The other BBC's were so kind and cool, I even made a couple friends! It wasn't as hectic as I imagined. The performances were perfect, being able to see them live makes it even better. We even got to highfive/hightouch the members! (THEY HAVE REALLY BIG AND SOFT HANDS, JUST SAYING. AND JAEHYO, WHO IS MY BIAS, SQUEEZED MY HAND. AND P.O. WHO WAS LITERALLY TWO HEADS TALLER THAN ME BENT ALL THE WAY DOWN TO MY EYE LEVEL AND STARED AT ME WHILE SMILING. I CAN'T EVEN RIGHT NOW) Overall, an unforgettable experience.

Now, the bad things.

Since it was my first concert, I didn't know how expensive the merch was. The lights (which I bought) was $25, shirts were $45, and so on. I was really shocked at how expensive they were, but I should've expected it. But before all that, my group of friends almost didn't make it. One of my friends and my brother were using their phones as a GPS and the friend gave a wrong direction so we had to go all the way back and head the right way. Luckily, we arrived 20 minutes before. We got inside the theater and found our seats, which were VVIP, near the front! I had no idea since we were hooked up with free tickets since we knew the translator for Block B! Plus, we would've gotten these special wristbands which allowed us, after the show, to personally meet Block B and get things signed. I was excited and sat down, but then they said we had to be relocated. Why? I don't even know. I was told we were getting better seats but alas, it was farther back from where we originally were. That really pissed me off, but I didn't blame them. 

Now this is where it really .

We still had the tickets of our original seats along with our relocated ones. When Block B was pulling out tickets to choose fans to interact with them on stage, THEY CALLED THE SEAT I HAD BEFORE WE WERE RELOCATED. THEY SAID ROW N SEAT 8. THAT WAS MY SEAT. 

My friends were yelling at me to go, because you had to show the ticket to prove you sat in the seat they called, but I rejected. I knew they would say, oh you don't sit there anymore so it doesn't count. I congratulated the fan who went up and I felt happy for those who did, however, I couldn't help but feel bitter about it. I started crying a litte, (I'm more bitter and sad about it now than last night). I mean, if we hadn't been relocated, I would've gone up there with Block B, and that does not happen very often. Almost a once in a lifetime opportunity. 

Nevertheless, it was truly an amazing night and I will cherish the memory. Hopefully, there will be more Kpop concerts/showcases in the future here, down in S. Florida~