Being the introvert that I am, I didn't get to meet anyone but I did have some conversation with a handful of people who were really great.

The experience was incredible. I wanna give a shoutout to all my fellow Torontonians as well as those who visited for having such great spirit. I'm sure our fellow Japanese fans who attended felt more than welcome by how nice we all are and how we treated them. My friend and I showed them lots of love with our poorly practiced Japanese haha. They complimented us on it though so that was encouraging :)

Great turnout. I was surprised with the large female demographic of fans. To be honest I was expecting a huge amount of males over females, which of course wasn't the case. Almost an equal ratio in my opinion if I'm not mistaken. I was able to get right in the front of the railing at the left side almost right beside the security by the time they were performing CMIYC. Freaked out a couple of times when Su looked at me during Akatsuki because I was the only one yelling the lyrics, as well as for a lot of the songs.

That was actually my first "concert" (One that I actually paid and lined up for at least). And because of this concert I'm encouraged to go and see more concerts because it's just a great vibe. I really wish Babymetal comes back next year and sadly they will probably be way bigger than they are now and I'm probably not going to be as fortunate as being less than 10 ft away from Su again unless I camp out 12 hours beforehand. That entire night still felt like a dream and I wish I could relive it again. I didn't take my phone out once to film or take a picture; I absorbed the entirety of the show and it was intoxicating. If I wasn't so busy I definitely would have went to the Chicago show as well.

Really wish I met some other fans though. Besides my friend who I went with and myself, I don't really know any other big babymetal fans in the city and I would definitely love to link up with you guys!