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On July 14 at The Forum, they couldn’t tear Harry Styles off the stage.
Every night of “Harry Styles: Live On Tour,” Styles closed with a breathless performance of his song “Kiwi.” After four minutes careening around the stage like a baby Jagger with his Gucci loafers on fire, he’d always end the by song spitting water into the air like a whale. But in Los Angeles, for his last live performance of 2018, Harry shook it up a little. He sank down to his knees to spit the water — then rose up like a demon, sticking his tongue out to show us he wasn’t done yet. He performed “Kiwi” two more times in a row.
My GA section broke out into a legitimate mosh pit — all the catharsis of a punk show, but in a crowd of young women with glitter in their hair. Sparkles flying, we smashed into each other, screaming along to the lyrics and matching his energy. By the end of the third “Kiwi,” Styles was exhausted, out of breath, and sweating through his velvet jacket. One of my friends lost a shoe, another an earring. Time stopped. According to the videos, the three “Kiwis” lasted 12 minutes, but those 12 minutes felt endless.
All of us went into The Forum dreading “the final show.” Harry Styles’ tour was a place for us to dance, sing, and “be whoever we wanted to be in this room,” safe and watched over by our glittering guardian angel. Harry turns every arena he plays into a home, and bewitches all of us in the stands into a family. On July 14 at The Forum, Harry showed us that he knew how much this tour meant, and that he felt the same way, too. He honored us with the best gift he could — those wild minutes we shared on an infinite loop.–Chloe Gilke
To my little man on the moon: I can't believe today has come again. I couldn't imagine getting through this year twelve months ago, but I remembered what you gave your life for and I tried, and it got better. I look at the sky today and I know you're watching, I know that you're finally happy and I hope you're proud of yourself and what you've done for us. Someday I hope I can look at myself and feel proud too. I owe you so much, I love you and I miss you always.
Last training session ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup semi-final vs. Kashima Antlers at Zayed Sports City Stadium | December 18, 2018 (video) - kick off: Wed, Dec. 19 at 5:30pm CET (8:30pm local time)
Dedem bize gençlik yıllarını anlatır hep. Eski günlere derin bir özlem duyar. Böyle bir zamana şahitlik etmek onu çok yoruyor. Biz bile içinde doğduğumuz çağdan tiksiniyorken ona hak vermeden yapamıyorum. Eskilerden herkes gitti bir biz kaldık diyor. Kalbim kanıyor. O hiç gitmesin istiyorum, hep bize bir şeyler anlatsın istiyorum. Gençlik günlerini anlatırken gözleri doluyor, sesi titriyor. Dedemin durumuna çok üzülüyordum. Bu derdin beni bu kadar çabuk yakalayacağını bilmiyordum. Dedemin acısı kalbimde yankılanıyor.
Liam via Instagram Story - 12/18
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