Slowly Getting Back to Normal
24th May 2025 // Nia // 8:00PM
Hey everyone,
It’s been over 2 weeks since that day at Rock am Ring, and honestly… I’m still not over meeting Yosh. 😅 I keep replaying that moment in my head — the way he smiled, waved, and said hello before the show even started. And of course, that handshake and the photo afterwards… I don’t think I’ve ever felt so happy and overwhelmed at the same time.
But hey, it’s getting better! Slowly but surely, I’m starting to come back down to earth. The first few days were a mix of pure joy and total disbelief. I was walking around with this big grin on my face, and I’m pretty sure people started wondering what was wrong with me, haha.
This past weeks, I’ve tried to focus on normal things again — work, daily life, and spending time with my family. Yesterday, I finally took some time for myself and watched K-Pop Demon Hunters. I honestly didn’t expect to enjoy it that much, but wow — it was really great! The songs are super catchy, and I’ve had them stuck in my head all day. If you’re into fun action and cool music, I can definitely recommend it.
Besides that, I’ve also started making little bead-bracelets and keychains — you know, like the kind people trade or hand out at K-pop concerts or Taylor Swift shows. It’s actually really fun, and I’m excited to make more and maybe even share them at future concerts!
But every time I hear Survive Said The Prophet, though, it still hits me all over again. I guess it’s going to take a while before I can really believe that it wasn’t just a dream.
Still, it’s looking up! I’m feeling more grounded now, and instead of being stuck in that post-concert daze, I’m just super thankful that I got to experience it at all.
Anyway, I just wanted to share that little update. Thanks for reading — and if you’ve ever had a moment like this, where you met someone who means so much to you, let me know how long it took you to come back down from cloud nine!
Talk later!♥
My Survive Said The Prophet Experience at Rock am Ring
08th June 2025 // Nia // 5:30PM
I still can’t believe it really happened. Days later, I’m still sitting here trying to process one of the most unforgettable moments of my life. This is the story of how I saw Survive Said The Prophet live for the very first time — and how I met Yosh.
I attended Rock am Ring 2025 with one clear goal: to see Survive Said The Prophet. It was their first appearance at this iconic festival, and I knew I had to be there — no matter what. So I made the decision to arrive early. Very early.
By 12:00 PM, I was already standing in the very first row, even though their set wasn’t scheduled until 4:10 PM. I didn’t care about the long wait — I had been dreaming of this moment for so long and wanted the best spot possible. Nothing else mattered.
As they began their soundcheck and rehearsal, something surreal happened. Yosh walked on stage, looked around — and then his eyes met mine. He smiled and waved, saying “Hey”. I was frozen. Did that really just happen? My heart was racing and I could barely believe it.
The concert itself was pure magic. The energy, the music, the atmosphere — everything was perfect. And maybe it was just my imagination, but it felt like Yosh looked at me several times from the stage. Perhaps wishful thinking, but in those moments, it felt very real to me.
After the final song, the band left the stage. I was already beyond happy — the concert had been incredible. But little did I know that the best part was yet to come.
A few minutes later, Yosh returned, coming out from the right side of the stage. He made his way into the crowd, shaking hands, giving high-fives, and taking selfies with fans. My heart was pounding. I was shaking, trying to keep calm. And then… he was right in front of me.
I gently tapped him on the shoulder and asked, “Can we take a picture, please?”
He looked at me with the warmest smile and said:
“Yes of course! You waited so long for this!”
Those words hit me so deeply. He had noticed. He had remembered. The hours of waiting, the passion, the love — it hadn’t gone unnoticed.
We took a picture together — one I will treasure for the rest of my life. I somehow held it together in that moment, but after it was over, I broke down completely from sheer happiness and emotion. I cried my heart out. It was truly a dream come true.
I’ve said this countless times already, but once again:
Thank you, Yosh. ♥
You can’t imagine how much you healed inside me with this one picture, this one moment.
I couldn’t be happier.
And to everyone reading this — never stop dreaming. Sometimes life surprises you in the most beautiful ways, just when you least expect it.
If you love something deeply — show it. Be brave. The universe sometimes rewards those who wait and believe.
Don’t be afraid to dream big. One day, you might find yourself living that dream — just like I did.
To anyone still waiting for their moment: keep believing. Magic is real — and it happens when you least expect it.
in love - Nia
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