8:00am - alarm went off

8:45 - got up and showered

10:00 - left for the World Cup stadium with a gaggle of foreigners. How this happened, I do not know but once I saw how many I was traveling with, I started to plot ways to get rid of some of them. Srsly rollin' with 15 foreigners is not a good idea. I don't know how many times I have to stress this so people that I hang out with will understand. It just attracts too much attention.

Before getting to the subway in Shinchon, we lost some of the extra foreigners and cut our group down to 7 because we walked. During the subway trip to the World Cup stadium, we met a frog. We had to transfer at Hapjeong and whilst walking to line 6 there were two girls and one was dressed as a frog...I don't know why. She asked if we knew how to get to the world cup and found out we were going too and she was all like "찐자? 같이 가" (Really? Let's go together). WTF?!? So like not only was our group full of obvious foreigners (non Asians) but we also picked up a frog and her sidekick. It was so ridiculous, I couldn't help laughing. Hey stares! When we got to the world cup stadium girls went running to the stairs. Now remember this concert didn't start till 6:30 and it was like 11-ish. Right outside the station there were a bunch of old men selling light pens, dbsk/suju balloons, and ft island flags. I bought a light up pen and 2 balloons for 3,000 won though really I don't know how it is possible to use both at the same time. I am not that coordinated. Do people even do that??? When we got to the top of the stairs, I was scared and this fear continued for most of the day. So many crazy girls.
( the craziness ensues... )
Anyway, we booked it when they got off stage. I didn't see the award thing or whatever because I didn't care? I needed to get home! It was already 11 and I wasn't sure I'd make the first train. Well, I decided I was getting on the first train; I was going to push my way through. But see, what I wanted didn't really matter. I was pushed on the train by a massive of people. I have never experienced something like that and I have been on crowded trains. When it came time to change at Hapjeong, I was pushed off much in the same way that I was pushed on. Almost tripped too getting off. And then I had to run to the next train so I could get on too.

And that was the Asia song festival. 12 hours at the World Cup Stadium, around 4 hours waiting for DBSK, 15 minutes of magic (LOL) and then pushed on/off a train.

I've been writing this for over an hour, it is now 2:34 am. Wow.

//edit: I totally just realized my mistake in complaining about how someone else sung 4 songs to dbsk's 3. Oh well...