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Danced my heart out and lost my voice to #tourtwo. We are Paramore. 💕🎤🎫 (at Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie)

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Album by Green Day: "Revolution Radio"

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GREEN DAY #revradtour2017 (at American Airlines Center)

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still love this.

how to walk like a queen [x]

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'twas a long time ago, longer now than it seems 🎃👻 (at Halloween Town)

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a walk in october aesthetic

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hands held higher - we’ll be on fire - singing songs that nobody wrote • twenty øne piløts

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Found a pic I took of @joshuadun in 2010 when he filled in on tour with @house_of_heroes. Who knew in 2013 I would see @twentyonepilots in concert for the first time, and the rest would be history. We are Twenty One Pilots, and so are you.

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• and I knew that you meant it • dashboard confessional | taking back sunday | saosin • #tasteofchaos #dashboardconfessional (at South Side Ballroom)

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what I've learned is so vital - more than just survival - this is my revival #selenagomez #revivaltour #revivaltourdallas (at American Airlines Center)

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Things I’ve learned not to say in the hospital at the very moment of pain and tragedy:

“Everything will be okay.”

“You’re so strong!”

“Pain is what forces you to grow.”

“God has an amazing plan for your life!”

“God is using this for your good.”

“God just wanted another angel in heaven.”

“It could’ve been worse.”

“At least you’re still alive. At least—”

“Cheer up and stay positive!”

“Everything happens for a reason.”

“I understand what you’re going through.”

“Time to pray really hard and read more Bible.”

“God is using this as a wake-up call.”

“Be the change you want to see in the world.”

— and other motivational poster clichés.

Things I’ve learned to say in the hospital at the very moment of pain and tragedy (and even then, not every time):

“I’m sorry.” “How are you right now?” “I don’t think it’s wrong to be mad.” (Or scared, or hurt, or sad, or weeping, or uncertain.) “How can I pray for you?” “I’m always here.” Or the best thing: listen.

— J.S.

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my idol