How would you describe your set for the Fall Festival?
Christopher: Definitely energetic, we want to get everyone moving and we've got a few big, unapologetic pop numbers in the set. I think most importantly, there's also a sense of a revival of some sort. The last single we released was nearly a year ago and there's been many rumours about people leaving, fighting among us and a lot of talk about a split but that's not true. This is an important show for us and we're here to show everyone that The Stat Nerds are very much a strong unit and we finally get to showcase a whole bunch of stuff we've been working on. It's like a huge release, finally being able to get up on stage and perform a lot of new songs that have been under lock and key for a long time.
Dennis: Yeah, our set definitely shows us returning better than ever. It's been a while since we've been on stage since we've been off recording the album and tending to other aspirations which is completely normal. Like Christopher said, there's been rumors about the state of the band for months now and this performance here at Fall Festival will sort of shut those rumors out and really focus on the essence of The Stat Nerds as performers and not the negative energy. Our set is fresh, but it's also nostalgic. We've thrown in a few songs from our past but we've also kept it fresh and are given the fans some all new material that we are working on and we're just so ready to get out there and show it all.


Are there any other artists you're looking forward to seeing perform?
Christopher: I'm really excited to see Julia Volkova who takes the stage after us. I think she's a great talent and very individual, very unique. She's in a lane of her own and Julia certainly never disappoints when it comes to live performances. I think that Atomic War Bride will be interesting too. I've never actually witnessed them perform but my mind is coming up with all these crazy, potential scenarios and I'm really intrigued about what they'll do up on that stage. Scott Rose-Hilton is another one that I won't miss. When I discovered that he was returning to music I was floored. Really unexpected and you know, he's one of our living legends so it'd be crazy not to witness his big musical comeback.
Brian: I can't wait to see Chaelin. I really liked her single and she seems like a lot of fun from what I've witnessed on Twitter. I think that LUSH will be brilliant. Those girls are extremely underrated and have amazing voices. It's been a while since they last performed on something of this scale so it'll be nice to see them back on stage with their new name and sound too.
Jerry: I've got to say Joziah Shreve and mister_B. I think both of those guys are entirely different from eachother and that's one thing I like about Fall Festival every year and this year specifically because it's not a whole bunch of annoying artists. Aside from a few, I'd say this is one of the best line ups and not just because we're on the bill *winks*. But yeah mister_b will surely get the place pumping and I liked Joziah Shreve's release earlier this year and it also helps that he's gay. Gotta show some support *laughs*
Dennis: I cannot wait to see LUSH. A fellow pop band with equally beautiful members and a great single that was released not too long ago, I'm intrigued to see their set.


Is there any specific venue that you dream of playing/headlining?
Christopher: I would say the O2 arena in London. I moved there around a year ago now and I've attended a few shows in the venue. It's incredible. A lot of live concert DVDs are recorded in the O2. It's a huge venue with an electric atmosphere. With our previous material, we focused mainly on the American market which obviously makes sense as we are all from the States but as the "Nerd" brand has grown, it'd be nice to tour back over in the UK, where I call home now.
Dennis:I would love to headline to a show in Madison Square Garden. Such an iconic place for all aspects of music. So many of the greats have had show's there, I would love to play a show there with The Stat Nerd's some day soon. I remember vacationing in New York as a little boy passing by and seeing how huge and massive the place was and thinking "Wow! I want sing there someday" and yet and still the dream is still alive, I'll be there some day.
Jerry: I don't really have a specific place in mind, but they would have to be offering big bucks and big crowds. I love both of those.

Do you guys ever get competitive when working in the studio together?
Christopher: We try to bring the best out in each other. We do have a lot of fun and get carried away sometimes. I think if a few fans walked in, they'd be taken aback by the...salty language and conversational topics that spring up in the studio. When we do get serious...well when I get serious, I can see the guys rolling their eyes when I start spouting off fancy names for vocal techniques and a lot of stuff I learned at stage school. I think I'm the bossy big brother who ruins the children's fun.
Dennis: I don't really have much of a competitive spirit in the studio as per-say others in the group. Not exactly saying its a bad thing cause it push another to do better but I just like to let myself drown in the music, lyrics and composition and get what needs to be done, done to a tee. In a group, I don't find it necessary to out do each other because at the end of the day we stand exactly as what we are, a group. So I think we compliment each other not only vocally but we push each other too. Surely sometimes we do get carried away and have fun here and there because it gets extremely cutthroat in the studio when you're in there for hours on in without any type of spunk and jokes to lighten up the mood. There's times when Jerry and I joke around just to lighten the mood, those are some of the best times, for me.
Jerry:Yeah, I like to f*ck around a lot in the studio. I don't like being a sour puss.


What is the number one thing you can't go on the road without?
Brian: I bring all my gaming systems, laptop, phone....anything I can plug in. Electric shaver, night light. Anything. I'm a bit of a technology geek. I'm obsessed with gadgets. I'm always downloading some sort of app, taking pictures, Skype calling someone or playing games. I think Dennis appreciates the fact that I always bring a spare controller. We usually stay up until crazy hours playing video games.
Dennis: Yeah! Definitely the game systems. Like Brian, I am a game freak. We play Call Of Duty on the road and whenever we have some free times. It's crazy how years pass and we still do some of the things we used to do years ago. Aside from the video games, I like to bring and colognes and smell good stuff. I love collecting my fragrances and making sure things smell...good. It gets smelly on there when you're with someone like Jerry who's very......flatulent. I also love books, so I have a few books with me always.
Jerry: Yeah yeah yeah haha, we're all humans here right? Everyone passes gas including all of us here and they smell horrible. It's not just me! *laughs*. On the road I make sure I bring my IPad. That has to come with me, and my iPod and of course some lube *laughs* I'm kidding....maybe.
Christopher: I'm going to be all soppy and fatherly by saying a photo of Prince. I feel bad having to leave him behind so I always carry a picture of him in my wallet. He goes everywhere with me. I'd have my son by my side if I could but he's not even 1 year old yet, it's not fair to bring him everywhere. It's not wise to mess up his body clock and when I travel it's usually because I have work to do. I can't exactly rehearse for shows like this while changing a diaper.

Do you guys get annoyed at the constant comparisons to Weekend?
Brian: Weekend are a great band and we have a brilliant relationship with them. Jerry is obviously in a relationship with Billy and they are a wonderful couple if I do say so myself. Dennis and I are really great friends with Riley too. They've achieved so much in such a small amount of time so being compared to them is an honour in itself. Of course we would like to be recognised as a totally different band because we are The Stat Nerds. We have different music, different tastes, different personalities...we aren't Weekend but it's not a bad thing. They could compare us to worse!
Dennis: It definitely does get a annoying but we've gotten use to being compared to every pop band, that's just how it is. No matter what if there's more than one more in a band and under the Pop genre you'll be compared to another. Just as LUSH are already being compared to SYNCO and when Lashes were together, they were being compared to GirlSpice and vice versa. Riley is a good friend of mine so I there's no animosity there but like Brian said, we're completely different make different music than them. So the comparisons between us really aren't seen within us in the group but to others, just because we're both pop bands the comparisons will be evident.
Jerry: I think many of the comparisons came not only because the whole boy band thing but when we first came out we feuded with Weekend so we have to take some responsibility for that too, but now that things are well and I'm fucking one of the members, the comparisons can stop now! *laughs*

Is there a certain song on your set list that you are most looking forward to performing? If so, what and why?
Brian: I really can't wait for Relapse which is the opener and it's our new single. It's one of my favourite tracks we've recorded. I think that it really shows off our vocal abilities and it's more mature than our previous work. It doesn't stray too far from the style you've heard before but it's a little more grown.
Christopher: Relapse, like Brian said. It's going to be released as the second official single from the album. It's a really powerful track. Of course, we all love Out With A Bang. That song returned us to the top of the charts, it's the big lead single from the record and we love hearing everyone sing the hook. I can't help but smile when performing it. It's just so fun and energetic. The song I'm looking forward to most though is a new one called Thunder. It's one that I wrote and it's got this very dark, dramatic and mysterious vibe. Influenced by a lot of 80's electro-synthesiser pop and rock, very powerful and anthem-like. It's probably the most vocally challenging on the album, for me anyway, as there's huge belts and soft, tender whispers interchanging multiple times in every single line. It's really tough but I adore it.
Dennis: I'm really excited to perform a never before heard new song "That Was Then, This Is Now". It's a record I wrote that will be appearing on the album. It's a great record and I love the way it came out. It's empowering and big, much like Relapse but it's even more so uplifting and has some rock influences. I also believe it's one of our best vocal numbers on the album, we all join in for the chorus and we sound great together. Definitely looking most forward to that one.
Jerry: I really love all them to be honest with you. But I'm gonna go with our number one Out With A Bang! We've got a special performance ready to go for that one, it's one of or signature records that I believe we'll always be remembered for. Yeah, that be for sure.


Are there any plans for an album to come out soon and what can you tell us about that?
Dennis: Yes. We're putting the final touches on the album and it's really been a long time coming but it will be well worth the wait. We're going to be releasing Relapse shortly after Fall Festival and then the album's plans will be set in stone,I'm talking the exact date and what not. I don't want to stand here and say "the album will be out next week!" And leave the fans feeling discouraged but I can say that the album will be out before the years end. We really took our time not only writing, but brainstorming and recording this album so its of quality and substance. We're almost finished and it's very exciting seeing the project come together after all this time and being overly happy about the way it's sounding musically and lyrically. Over the last two years that we've been writing and recording the album we each have grown as individuals, writers and vocalists and that will show on the album. There's sounds on the record that can appeal to many audiences. We didnt pigeon hold ourselves to one direct genre, the album's offers different pop productions values that we've all influenced and had a part I thinking up.

The festival scene in the USA is growing now, how does it feel to be at an event of this size?
Jerry: It feels good. And especially is being at one of the biggest today despite all the bullshit people have been saying about the state of the band. It's nice to be here.
Dennis: Yeah, Fall Festival is huge and we thank Gia forbletting us take the stage, representing Studio60!

Is it easier or harder working in a group?
Dennis: I think it has it's ups and downs. When you're working each other you can easily butt heads because we may not agree with each other but at the end of the day we all realize that we're in this together and we love eachother and wouldn't be here if it weren't for one another.
Jerry: I hate these guys!!! Kidding, yeah we all piss eachother off but that's human nature. We argue, fight, bicker, but that's anyone that's with eachother a lot. I wouldn't trade these moments for anything.

And finally, do you have any special plans for Halloween?
Christopher: You know, I really want to do something for Halloween but I think it's too short notice to throw a party. I love Halloween. We've just been so busy these past few months that we haven't even had time to figure things out, well I haven't anyway. I might just do a horror movie marathon in bed or watch those ghost hunting shows. Those are amazing.
Brian: I remember a few years ago we all went out to a Halloween party dressed as surgeons. We had fake blood over us so I don't know if we were like zombie surgeons or just REALLY bad at our job, getting blood and all sorts everywhere. I don't have plans for Halloween this year but I will buy a pumpkin. Do the bare minimum at least.
Dennis: I'm attending a Halloween party, hopefully the boys will join me.
Jerry: Yeah, probably gonna hang with my bro Dennis!

The Stat Nerds - Fall Festival [PART 2 of 3.]
October 23rd, 2015



After taking an extremely short break to refresh with some much needed water due to the intense heat and energetic performance, the boys return to the centre of the stage and look out into the seemingly never ending audience. Just being here today is an honour for the band as there have been many times over the last year or so when they thought this album would never see the light of day. Splitting their six song set into two halves, they use this opportunity to just take in the moment and appreciate everyone in the audience before they continue on. Christopher raises his mic, taking centre stage in usual fashion. "Fall Festival, how are you tonight!?" Christopher calls out in his booming voice to which the crowd reply to with a sea of screams and cheers. "It's great to be here tonight. We haven't performed to a large crowd for quite some time now and we couldn't ask for a better crowd to come back to. We're now going to sing something a little different to our usual style. This song is from our new album and it's one that's been with us for a while. It's all about showing that hard work and determination does pay off and no matter if someone underestimates you or says you can't do something, you're going to do it anyway just because...well you're awesome." Christopher laughs along with the audience before walking back to his spot between Jerry and Dennis. "This one is called Ambition. We hope you like it." Christopher adjusts his earpieces and gives a little nod towards Dennis. Out of nowhere, Christopher pulls his microphone up to his mouth and kicks off the song acapella. With his frantic delivery, it almost seems like he's about to start rapping. Dennis smiles, obviously enjoying the way that the song begins and the audience begin to cheer, praising Christopher's different delivery during the intro even though it's very short and sweet.

They all said that it couldn't be done
They all said that it couldn't be done
Guess they underestimated my ambition
I see it through when I'm on a mission

[center]Jerry fist pumps the air while Christopher leaps up in the air, landing in time with the beat as the song really kicks in with it's quirky electric guitar and hip-hop inspired sound, something that hasn't really been heard from the group before. Christopher continues to sing the first verse, walking along the stage with some "swag" as the song is all about being defiant and filled with attitude. Dennis and Brian walk side by side behind Christopher, looking straight out over the crowd while Jerry follows behind them, waving out to a lot of supporters. Christopher sounds confident as usual and shows just how versatile he is.

With your sticks and stones I might bruise a little
They will all heal in time and then I brush it off
You can smash my bones but I'll never play second fiddle
I just go even harder when the going gets tough
Storming way ahead, I'll be receiving that medal
Middle finger to the ones who say I wasn't good enough

[center]Dennis quickly takes over, singing the pre-chorus and not missing a beat. As Dennis sings in a higher, softer tone, he begins to walk forward and take centre stage while Christopher proceeds further back to allow his band mate to come closer. A lot of girls scream when he takes over as Dennis is clearly a hit with the ladies. Despite all the screaming, he manages to stay focused and deliver his lines perfectly and with intensity. It's obvious that he's really focusing and connecting with the lyrics due to his facial expression and presenting the ability to drown out all of the overwhelming praise.

I've carried a lot of weight around on my back
It might have slowed me down but I'm still on track
Kept on going, going even with a heavy heart
I'll still win the game while you're learning to start

[center]Dennis waves his hands in the air as the chorus begins. All four of them harmonise together but rather than it being a soft, heavenly sound like they have demonstrated before, it's in a much higher register with more of a kick to it. The band walk around the stage, waving their hands in the air throughout the chorus and encouraging the audience to join in with the movement. Christopher and Jerry can be heard most during several parts of the chorus, taking on the sharpest tail end notes. Each member walks off to a different part of the stage and works the section of the crowd that is in front of them. The upbeat song doesn't leave room for any slacking or standing still. Even when the boys are walking around, they still have a little spring in their step with a constant nodding of the head.

Raising a glass, got my head held high, proving all those doubters wrong
F-flying free just like a bird in the sky and they said it couldn't be done
Yeah I'm just out here having fun and I'll keep on going strong
When they said that it couldn't be done, they underestimated my ambition

They all said that it couldn't be done
They all said that it couldn't be done
Guess they underestimated my ambition
I see it through when I'm on a mission

[center]Christopher "raps" the little hook again and comically throws gestures towards Dennis, approaching him with a stern look and invading his personal space as if the pair are in some sort of intense rap battle. The pair laugh, lowering their mics so that it doesn't interfere with the performance. Jerry takes on the next verse as the guitar riffs start to pick up again. As a performer, he really surprises as many people see him as controversial figure and nothing more. Like his boyfriend, Jerry does actually possess a lot of talent to the surprise of many and can definitely out sing a lot of others in the pop world. Although not as powerful as Christopher, Jerry does have a strong alto voice which can really hold up during live shows like this. He places his fingers on his lips as he sings the "shhhh" line. This is the closest anyone will get to hearing a profanity in a song from The Stat Nerds. It's fitting that Jerry gets this line as he's known for his foul mouth outside of the group.

You're talking all that stupid shhhh, here we go again
I laugh and shrug my shoulders 'cause that's just how I do
Just being me I've got no time for your wicked games
Can't stop to listen, you know that I'm constantly on the move
Said I'd never achieve my dreams, always turning up the pain
Yet here I am and where exactly are you?



I've carried a lot of weight around on my back
It might have slowed me down but I'm still on track
Kept on going, going even with a heavy heart
I'll still win the game while you're learning to start

Raising a glass, got my head held high, proving all those doubters wrong
F-flying free just like a bird in the sky and they said it couldn't be done
Yeah I'm just out here having fun and I'll keep on going strong
When they said that it couldn't be done, they underestimated my ambition

They all said that it couldn't be done
They all said that it couldn't be done
Guess they underestimated my ambition
I see it through when I'm on a mission

[center]Dennis follows on again with the pre-chorus which is this time supported by unseen female backing vocalists. They do not drown out Dennis though and they're only there for effect as he definitely has the ability to pull it off without any help. As the chorus kicks in again, Brian holds onto his chest as he sings, looking rather caught up in the song while the others sway their hands in the air like last time and get the crowd involved. Dennis and Christopher are usually the ones calling out here and there, making sure that they don't isolate the audience. Dennis especially seems very personable and possesses a friendly demeanour which makes it easy for everyone to interact with him. The song breaks down and the stage lighting flashes repeatedly and change colour which causing the audience to lose it and scream. During the breakdown, Christopher delivers his hook again only at a much slower pace. He heavily projects his Italian-American accent just for fun, adding a little quirk to the section and while it doesn't sound as comical on the record, Christopher thought he'd just change things up.

Yeah I'm just out here having fun and I'll keep on going strong
When they said that it couldn't be done, they underestimated my ambition (whoa, yeah-eh-eh-eh-hey)

Raising a glass, got my head held high, proving all those doubters wrong (prove them wrong)
F-flying free just like a bird in the sky and they said it couldn't be done (b-bird in the sky)
Yeah I'm just out here having fun and I'll keep on going strong (go-go-going stro-o-o-ong)
When they said that it couldn't be done, they underestimated my ambition (hey, yeah-eh-eh-eh) (hey, yeah-eh-eh-eh)

Raising a glass, got my head held high, proving all those doubters wrong (I'll be proving all the doubters wrong)
F-flying free just like a bird in the sky and they said it couldn't be done (couldn't be done)
Yeah I'm just out here having fun and I'll keep on going strong (g-g-going strong)
When they said that it couldn't be done, they underestimated my ambition

They all said that it couldn't be done
Guess they underestimated my ambition


[center]The song winds down and Brian slowly walks forward, standing in the centre as he delivers his lines. The cameras focus on him and he receives a massive cheer from the fans. Brian has always been overlooked by the public and even in the band, which is demonstrated by how little he gets to sing. There's a misconception that Brian cannot sing and while he may be the weakest in The Stat Nerds, he can still hold a note and is is vastly more talented than the weakest links in certain other pop groups. He sounds rather fragile and soft while delivering his part but makes sure to keep control of his voice and stay at a steady pace and volume. Christopher then cuts in with huge belting ad-libs, contrasting greatly from the delicate sounding Brian. Christopher is a powerhouse and he wants to make sure everyone knows it. While he belts out his notes, Brian, Jerry and Dennis all comes together for the chorus, not sounding all that different without their eldest member. They wave their arms in the usual fashion. Jerry finds a camera and sings directly into it while the crowd scream. Christopher continues his added notes while the others sing the chorus again for the second time. All four guys slowly walk to the back of the stage and stand side by side as the song comes to a close. Christopher finishes the song with his now infamous little "rap" section before all four members fist pump the air and golden confetti blows out over the crowd.


Can Be Compared To

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The crowd cheer after the high energy performance and the band quickly take another sip of water. Dennis chuckles and picks some confetti out of his quiff and drops it onto the stage. He looks out into the crowd, smiling warmly at them before he begins to speak. Christopher and Jerry can be seen taking deep breaths and setting themselves up for the next performance as it requires a lot from them vocally, especially Christopher. "We hope you enjoyed that one as much as we loved performing it for the first time! This next song is one written by our big brother, Christopher. It's one of our favourites to sing together as a group, it was probably the song we rehearsed most as some of these notes are killer. This song is called "Thunder" and let's just hope the title doesn't prove prophetic because the weather is awesome right now so if the clouds open up...blame Christopher for writing this one". Dennis chuckles and looks back at Christopher who is giving him a fake, playful, unimpressed look. The four members look down at their feet and wait for the cheering to subside as this is a rather serious and powerful song. They had their fun with previous tracks but now it's time to really show off their vocals and prove to critics that there's a lot more to them than meets the eye. Eventually, the piano led introduction plays as the stage dims ever so slightly to give a dark, haunting vibe to coincide with the idea of thunder. Jerry slowly raises his mic and his head, looking up and out into the sea of people. The remaining three guys continue looking down at the ground with a tight grip around their microphones, ready to strike at any second. Jerry shows off a much softer side to his voice. He's known for sounding best on rock/pop inspired tracks but here he sounds rather crisp and clear while giving a tender, emotive delivery. Whether it's just the camera angle or lighting, it seems as though his eyes are a little wet as he sings his lines.

Went in with all guns blazing, you had nothing to lose
My jokes didn't ease things off, guess I really am the fool
I don't know where my head is at, or your heart too
I'm drunk driving down the roads we once cruised
Some liquor and a drop top helps soothe the bruise

Dennis comes in with the pre-chorus, in a similar style to Jerry, sounding rather delicate and even a little defeated. While Dennis' section has no challenging "big" notes, everyone can hear that he has to quickly go from a high, soft whisper to a deeper, more serious tone after every few words. The constant rising and falling of the gentle notes while trying to stay true to the feeling of the song may prove difficult but not to Dennis. He holds his earpiece briefly to stop it slipping out, avoiding potential embarrassment later on. A few seconds of silence follows before a sudden burst of light from the stage and belting from Christopher. The song has went from haunting, piano led ballad to 1980's inspired pop/rock stadium anthem. Christopher proves yet again that there's much more to him than being that guy from Celebrity Big Brother 4. He will not let his talents and achievements be overlooked so he's giving it all he's got. Tackling the rising and falling notes like Dennis only on a larger scale with huge belting notes, Christopher seems like he has an infinite lung capacity. From ghostly whispers to gruff, throaty growls in his lower notes, Christopher hits every target and the sheer power behind his voice means he has to lower his microphone so that it's not too overbearing. The emotion and passion on his face demonstrates just how much he loves and connects with this track.

Your fingerprints, they stay on the wine glass
I don't wash them away, this is moving all too fast
You can move right on but we'll always be carved in stone
Perfume lingers in the air and I never feel truly alone



We're consumed in this moment, shouldn't have let you walk out the door
With our heads so dizzy and fragile, it's not wise to be out on our own
Glad you didn't say that you hate me, I wouldn't know a worse pain
And even through all of your fire, I'm still drawn in by your flames
You know we've been through worse and came out a whole lot stronger
We're fighters, we're warriors, we crash like the tide and like thunder
Like the tide and like thunder
Like the tide and like thunder, hey!

Crash right into me, yeah
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah
Crash right into me again

After the chorus, all four members come together to harmonise in a light, breathy manner to deliver the little hook which follows on. Dennis rests his hand on Christopher's shoulder, possibly as a way of showing his support and admiration of his performance. There's no time for smiles or friendly "banter" this time around though as the song is rather intense and serious. Jerry walks forward, taking on another verse and sounding a lot more forceful than before. We are in the heart of the song now, everything has kicked off and it's on full power. Jerry demonstrates his much loved rock influenced tones, using that powerful alto and delivering a little growl as he sings the lines in an urgent, sharp and demanding manner. Brian stands next to Dennis, nodding along to the beat as he takes on the pre-chorus this time. He is not as strong as Dennis and finds it difficult to control his voice during the constant shifting of the notes. Brian still gives it a go though and while there's a moment in his second line where he goes a little deeper than he should have, it still sounds pretty impressive for someone labelled as the worst singer in the group. Christopher comes in with the chorus again and he walks right to the edge of the stage, managing to move around with ease while tackling such a demanding section of the song. His eyes close a lot and he shows off exactly how he feels through his facial expressions. While he sings, Dennis can be seen raising his hands out to the crowd and singing along quietly while Christopher does his thing.

You say it's for real and that it's dead and buried
Was I just too blind to see it? Now I'm really worried
Thought it was always fun and games until you scurried
Was I in way too deep? Did I make the situation heavy?
But if I call your name will you still come back in a hurry?

Sobered up and all of the lights are staying on
Maybe all the illuminations will soon guide you home?
Let's stop all the games, I don't want to have any rules
When the two of us play, obviously one will have to lose



We're consumed in this moment, shouldn't have let you walk out the door
With our heads so dizzy and fragile, it's not wise to be out on our own
Glad you didn't say that you hate me, I wouldn't know a worse pain
And even through all of your fire, I'm still drawn in by your flames
You know we've been through worse and came out a whole lot stronger
We're fighters, we're warriors, we crash like the tide and like thunder
Like the tide and like thunder
Like the tide and like thunder, hey!

Crash right into me, yeah
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah
Crash right into me again

The bridge of the song shows no signs of slowing down as the electric guitar becomes more aggressive and demands that the guys step it up vocally if they want to compete with the dramatic thrashing of it. Jerry bounces along to the rhythm of the dark riffs, really looking the part with his striking new haircut and tattooed arms. Dennis takes on the first section of the bridge, adding a much needed smooth tone to it all. Christopher and Jerry, who take the lead on the song, sound very rough and "biting" but Dennis finally comes along again to soothe things with his silky smooth voice. He maintains the same power and urgency as the other members but isn't as sharp. His softer delivery is also a set up for Jerry who comes in with the second half with his throaty vocals, sounding even more rich in comparison, courtesy of Dennis.

Don't go around saying that it's all just too little, too late
We've been through worse and came out a whole lot stronger
You said that it's the final straw and I don't know what for
Why are you acting like I'm some kind of menace, a monster?
The tide can get rough but we know not to let it pull us under
Looking for an excuse just to fight so you can hold onto me tight?
Take it out on me, rolling under the covers like thunder

Crash right into me, yeah
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah
Crash right into me again

The intensity of the song slowly subsides as Dennis, Jerry, Brian and Christopher harmonise for the little hook again, singing softly over just the backing of a piano. Brian and Dennis can be heard slightly above the others as they take on the higher harmony this time around. Suddenly, a dramatic beating of drums fills the entire area before Christopher jets off again and lets his voice soar across the stage. He tilts his head back and closes his eyes tightly as he delivers the chorus again. It seems like there is no limit to his voice.

We're consumed in this moment, shouldn't have let you walk out the door
With our heads so dizzy and fragile, it's not wise to be out on our own
Glad you didn't say that you hate me, I wouldn't know a worse pain
And even through all of your fire, I'm still drawn in by your flames
You know we've been through worse and came out a whole lot stronger
We're fighters, we're warriors, we crash like the tide and like thunder
Like the tide and like thunder
Like the tide and like thunder, hey!

Crash right into me, yeah
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah
Crash right into me again
Crash right into me, yeah
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah, yeah, hey
Crash right into me, yeah, yeah
Crash right into me again


Jerry, Dennis and Brian all harmonise in the same breathy way as Christopher continues to ad-lib over them in his powerful voice. No matter which section you choose to focus on, it's clear that all boys are vocally challenging themselves. While Christopher is singing his heart out, Dennis, Jerry and Brian are maintaining the emotional delivery the entire time without really having time to stop for breath as each line follows directly on from the previous one and repeats more times than it has done before. Christopher moves around, getting lost in his notes and reaching out to the audience, really trying to connect with them while the others stand together, looking at each other while they work together to harmonise and keep it flowing smoothly. Christopher walks back to rejoin the others and the performance suddenly ends with an abrupt and sharp "again!" (the last word in the song) from Dennis, Brian and Jerry. The crowd go insane and can't believe what they have just heard from a group that many people tend to write off. Christopher and Jerry give one another a hug, a way of praising each other as they had the most solo time on such a demanding tracks. Brian exhales and looks over at Dennis who smiles and takes a sip of water as they gear up for the last performance.

Can Be Compared

How would you describe your set for the Fall Festival?

I would say Halloween meets Disney land...We didn't have much time to buy props so we went with a very unusual theme but It's going to look pretty cool on stage.

Are there any other artists you're looking forward to seeing perform?

OMG YES! SYNCO is one I'm going to be watching and dancing to in the crowd, those girls know how to perform.

What are some of your pre-show rituals and do they change for specific performances?

I like to stretch and read my lyrics again to make sure I don't pull a Britney on stage.

Can we expect any new music from you before the year is over?

Maybe, I don't really manage all of that.... but we are working on new music.

Is there a certain song on your set list that you are most looking forward to performing? If so, what and why?

Warring Times is one I'm totally hyped for because I have this really cute dance that I have for it and I really want the crowd to join me so I mad it super easy. *laughs*

The festival scene in the USA is growing now, how does it feel to be at an event of this size?

I'm actually not nervous, as long as everything goes fine "production wise" ...I'm pretty much good.

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The Instrumental of "Warring Times" begins to play and a huge flash of moving gifs invade every screen. Bom runs out with her dance crew doing a simple intro choreography to the track, Bom didn't give no time to introduce herself she just went straight into her performance since she has been planning it for months. The theme was supposed to be "creepy Japanese wonderland" since it was October and Bom wanted to add some fall elements to it, but she didn't want to add basic leaves falling in the background so she just went with the first sick thing that came to her head ...which was creepy Japanese wonderland to represent the Halloween spirit, so many props were added to the stage such as pink slime, torn up Harajuku dolls and blood dipped roses surrounded the stage.




Bom begins to sing and the crowd goes crazy since her single has been reported to be the most added track in many radio stations around the country. The dance crew begin to do a cute gesture dances and Bom tries to join in, but Bom wasn't necessarily the best dancer in the group, but she tried her best at not looking like a fool since she sorta choreographed the dance to match the overall theme of the small performance. During the chorus Bom begins to do an awkward funny dance that is meant to match the careless tone of the song, especially the "F**k Me, f**k me, f**k me" part.

You think up a storm
It echoes all through your mind
Our winds begin to blow
The tempest has us colliding

We roll on the floor
Tumbling down onto all fours
Landed on top of you
Then we started attacking

There was never any talking
F**k me, f**k me, f**k me
Bullets on a rush
Baby you gotta tell me when the war gets too tough

There was never any talking
F**k me, f**k me, f**k me
Bullets on a rush
Baby you gotta tell me when the war gets too tough

F**k me, f**k me, yeah
Hey, hey, hey



Bom continues with the performance and dances while just having a good time with the hyped crowd, she enjoyed making people laugh as long as her singing wasn't off tone which she was very careful about since she wanted to make the performance entertaining, not bad. You could tell that Bom was having the most awesome time of her life right now since she smiled through the whole performance and surprisingly was not missing any of the dance moves. Warring Times is a fun song to dance to, so the whole performance was really hitting the nail on the head and many people in the crowd were enjoying the performance.

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After the performance of "Warring Times", Bom grabs a mic stand from the side of the stage and props herself on a small stool. While Bom makes herself comfortable on the stage, her band begins to replay a beat until Bom was finally ready to perform her next song, you ready? she said smiling at the crows Hit it!. Bom's band begins to play a new song that sounded very pop-rockish and had a very addictive beat to it. Bom begins to sing her heart out to the song which had very emotional lyrics that describes negative moments in someones life very well needed to make them appreciate the good ones they have. During the chorus break many people can be seen singing along to the catchy lyrics which was a good sign for Bom since she was one of the writes of the unreleased track.




Bom begins to sing with a lot of attitude during the other half of the song, she would wink and wave her hands side to side to the beat with the crowd. The song was mid-tempo so a lot of dance effort wasn't needed, the track was very acoustic so a band had joined her for this performance since as previous said it had a "Pop-rockish" feel to it. The song was nearing to its end so Bom began to sing the loudest she can and stood up from her stool to move side to side with the crowd since the track also had a very "Join in" feel to it, just like any good pop song.

The song finally ended and Bom bowed with her band and after she began to throw Fall Festival shirts that she had purchased to throw to the crowd. Bom wasn't given much time since she was one of the few artists who brought props so her time was more limited, but she used her time wisely and made sure she had as much time to entertain the crowd and thank them for being such an ineractive audience. After bom threw the last remaing shirts to the crowd, she began to walk off stageremaing shirts to the crowd she began to walk off stage waving Thanks for having me! she said cutely.

After the song finishes the girls begin harmonizing the chorus to the next song in acapella the audience erupt in a wave of screams and cheers some can even be seen crying as they sing the next song which is easily SYNCO's most popular song on in their discography the title is "Whatever You Like" the girls sing in a tight seductive yet beautiful sounding harmonies really showing off the improvement not only in their harmony but also in their individual voices this harmony though now being extremely complicated shows how well the girls have come to know each other and each others voices in the few years they've been together Nicole and Jamie have amazing falsettos so it's obvious that they take the higher parts of the harmony Layla despite having a unique and raspy voice does well either way so she takes the middle part of the harmony and of course we're left with Naomi and Alex who have incredible lower register voices sounding almost similar to each other so they are the clear choices for the lower harmonies the girls continue to harmonize throughout the chorus as the audience cheer after finishing the chorus the voice that yells "Drum!" is heard echoing throughout the area the girls each smirk as the fans go insane Alex then opens up the song singing in her deeper sexier voice as Naomi backs her up after finishing her part we hear Naomi come in for the next half of the first verse continuing on in that sexy seductive deep style as she sings the highly suggestive lyrics before we hear Nicole come in who sings slightly quicker but flows rather well with the smooth seductive beat we then hear Layla come in singing in that unique voice of hers but showing off a more mature sexy side to it which is something she failed to do one the recording of the track we also hear the other four Naomi, Nicole, Alex and Jamie harmonize in the back as well throughout the chorus showing off some more of those sexy harmonies



(Acapella harmonies)
Take what you need I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
Give you everything I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby

Baby you know I got what you need (what you need)
Baby you know I got what you need whether it be on my
Back or on my knees I don't really care what they say cause
Baby you the only one getting this love baby we both sweatin
Yeah it's goin down oh baby you know you da only one boy you in a
Hurry tearing off my blouse you know I'm gonna give it so just take
It now ooh baby baby yeah you get it up oh baby baby I want it now
I don't really care what they say cause baby you the only one getting this love

Take what you need I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
Give you everything I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby




After finishing the chorus Jamie comes in for her verse rather than going into her beautiful falsetto she sings in a sexier lower register and despite being the second youngest at just 19 she manages to pull it off quite well singing and dancing in a way that'd make any straight girl and gay man question their sexuality Naomi also adds back up on the first line the same way she did with Alex in the first verse after finishing her part of the verse we once again hear Naomi come in singing in the same style she did before however slightly out of breath now which usually would takeaway from a song however it somehow adds to the sexy seductive style that is present throughout this entire song after Naomi is finished we hear Nicole come back in singing a part similar to the part she had earlier doing it the same way she did in the previous verse after finishing we hear Layla along with the others come back in for the chorus as they sing together along with a rather sexy choreography that goes along perfectly with the track after finishing we hear the instrumental play for awhile the crew is then seen once again bringing the chairs back onto the stage we then see the girls head over to the chairs for yet another choreographed chair dance as the instrumental to the rather sexual song plays the girls give a choreographed chair dance that is almost equally sexual after the instrumental break ends the beat stops and we once again hear the girls harmonize the chorus one final time like they did in the intro bringing a sexy rich harmony to the song which has for the perfect ending

Baby don't stop let's make this last (make this last)
Baby don't stop let's make this last keep going all night
Don't end too fast keep it going let the hours pass give it to me
Baby like today's your last let it go we got the music blasted you
Can get it baby you don't have to ask sweat keeps drippin yeah baby I like that
Don't care what you want baby you can have it oh yeah baby baby get it what
Oh baby baby you got that red hot flow I don't really care what they say cause baby
You the only one getting this love

Take what you need I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
Give you everything I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby

(Acapella harmonies)
Take what you need I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
Give you everything I'm gonna do whatever you like whatever you like
I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby I'll do baby



After the song ends the girls make their way back up the stairs Layla takes a sip from her bottle water then hands it over to Jamie who also drinks some of the water meanwhile Alex begins talking into the microphone so the girls could take a break "Woo how are you guys feeling?" Alex asks as the girls share their bottle water and in response she gets tons of cheers and screams from the audience "Okay guys this was our first single from out newest album I think you guys should know it" the horn to SYNCO's single "Come On, Get It" begins playing throughout the area and Alex yells into her microphone "You guys know this one?" once again she gets a ton of loud screams and cheers in response she then speaks again "Well then get on your fucking feet LA!" the crowd once again scream and begin dancing to the beat Alex nods with a smirk on her face as she sees a majority of the people dancing Layla then opens up the song with the intro singing repetitive but catchy lyrics to the chorus as the girls go into another thought out choreography that goes rather well with the song after the chorus is finished we hear Jamie come in the girls no dancing on their own Jamie sounds rather out of breath as well now due to the heavy choreography the girls have been doing as well as the very few limited breaks they've been getting however like Naomi on the other song it sort of adds to this track as it's supposed to sound sexy and Jamie manages to get that feeling going through the verse skipping Kidd Amaze's part of the song




Come on baby get it, baby come get it, yeah come on get it
Come on baby get it, baby come get it, yeah come on get it
Come on baby get it, baby come get it

I just want you, I just want you, I just want you
Think of all the things we could do only wanna give
It to you only you baby I just want you baby you get what
You want yeah baby I'm gonna give it up and baby I know what
You want so hurry up come and get it

After Jamie finishes her verse the beat slightly changes and goes into the pre-chorus where Naomi takes over Layla brings the mic up to her mouth and speaks as Naomi begins singing "Clap like this" the girls begin clapping along with the beat as does the audience following Layla's request Layla smiles as she sees this and Naomi continues singing her part in a slightly higher register than she's been singing tonight which isn't something she's known for and despite it being quite obvious that she shines in her lower register and whistle notes this doesn't sound too bad after finishing her part we get back into the Layla dominated chorus which is sung the same way with the same choreography as before which has been extremely changed up since the songs release

Uh huh Baby you do it all right ooh I'm loving this stuff
Uh huh come on no time for showing off I don't wanna waste no time
Uh huh Baby you do it all right ooh I'm loving this stuff
Uh huh show me what you got now let's make this last awhile

Come on baby get it, baby come get it, yeah come on get it
Come on baby get it, baby come get it, yeah come on get it
Come on baby get it, baby come get it

After the chorus is finished Layla continues to sing dominating what seems like the entire song as she takes up a whole verse on her own and as previously stated she does sound quite out of breath which on just about any other song would probably sound terrible however due to the sexual theme of this song it actually manages to go quite well as she continues singing we hear the girls' harmonize for the first and only part and for the first time tonight their harmony sounds slightly off as they sing "Go harder and don't stop" together the reason of this is probably once again due to the heavy choreography they've been doing most of the night after finishing the chorus we hear the girls go into the pre-chorus which is shared this time by Alex and Nicole Alex starts it out using her deep husky vocals to captivate the audience then Nicole comes in taking the second half using her more unique and slightly theatrical vocals to also get their attention as the girls continue to clap as they did previously with Naomi after the pre chorus finishes we hear Layla once again come in for the chorus singing it in the same out of breath way she did before as the girls continue on with their heavy choreography before the song comes

It's me and you, it's me and you, it's me and you so what we
Gonna do? Baby let me show you, let me show you just what to do
Go harder and don't stop I don't want it, want it too soft
Come on baby give it rough and don't stop cause baby you enough

Uh huh Baby you do it all right ooh I'm loving this stuff
Uh huh come on no time for showing off I don't wanna waste no time
Uh huh Baby you do it all right ooh I'm loving this stuff
Uh huh show me what you got now let's make this last awhile

Come on baby get it, baby come get it, yeah come on get it
Come on baby get it, baby come get it, yeah come on get it
Come on baby get it, baby come get it



After finishing "Come On, Get It" the audience once again cheer loudly and the girls once again take a second to talk Layla is the one doing to talking this time though "So that was pretty fun right guys?" she asks then hold her microphone up to hear their reaction the crowd scream loud once again "You guys are so loud it's incredible anyway I think we should slow it down just a little bit what do you guys think?" She lifts her microphone to face the crowd once again and they cheer once again it seems as though Layla could say anything to get this crowd screaming like animals "Okay well this next song was written by a very good friend of ours her name is Airemese Smith but some of you might know her better as Coke from Rum & Coke this one is called 'Love Me Right' sing along" After announcing the song the the crowd once again scream loud

As the music starts up to the laid back and smooth track as this song is one of their slower tracks this gives the girls a better chance to collect their selves with less choreography than some of the previous track there is however still slight choreography to keep the fans entertained but mainly just hair flips and other simple things unlike the previous high energy performances the girls gave Nicole starts the song out with her "ooh's" which somewhat compare to the likes of Mariah Carey after the short intro we hear the song kick in a bit more with the chorus first the girl harmonize on the first half of the chorus and it seems the breather this song is giving them is really beginning to take effect as the harmonies seem tighter and cleaner than the previous performance after the harmonies are finished we hear Alex take the second half of the chorus with her rough yet sexy husky vocals this causes the fans to scream extremely loud as she brings the chorus to an end after finishing the chorus we hear Naomi come in singing in a similar style her voice seems to flow easy on this track as this is more her style though some may have seen her as a weak singer in the early SYNCO days when they were focused on Pop she's managed to prove herself lately as a rather good singer and one of the better ones when it comes to slow R&B tracks like this as her deep soulful voice shines on this track especially live we then hear Nicole come in and despite having a strong voice hers doesn't seem to flow as well as Naomi and Alex's here in the verse as she's more centered around Pop music like Layla however Nicole manages to keep her voice going with the track decently here after her part we hear Layla come in her voice is more unique and raspy yet sweet but again her voice is centered around Pop music so this track is definitely not one of her standout performances as she manages to just sound ok here




Ooooh, oooohh

If you know how to love me right boy
Baby we will be alright then
Hold me, touch me, never stop, no
Love me like nobody else, oh!
Love me, love me, love me
Love me, love me right babe
Love me, love me, love me baby
Don't be lazy

Are you gonna love me right?
Are you gonna hold me tight?
Am I wasting my time? Should we call it a night?
I told you what I want so can you do it?
Do I have to find another man who I know is up to it

Tell me do you got it, you got it? Just be real
Babe if you got it, I want it so can you do this
Or nah, or nah baby? Just tell me and be up front with me
And we can do everything baby

After Layla finishes her part we hear the girls come in once again with those tight harmonies that similar to the ones we heard earlier on in the performance meshing their rather different voices to create one a sixth tone can almost be heard as the girls continue harmonizing throughout the first half of the chorus they then go back into their simpler choreographed dance routine once again as Alex starts up the second half of the chorus with that sexy alluring voice that manages to draw in the audience and really get them into the performances getting a few screams once again however one stands out throughout the voices in the crowd a girl that seems to be in her teens screams out "FUCK ME ALEX!" Alex shakes her head and giggles at this after finishing the chorus we then hear Layla come in for the second verse after she finishes this time we hear Layla in a rather different light than we're use to as she's normally known to be the cute one since she is the youngest however we hear her swear twice using the words "Fuck" and "Ass" which to a casual listener might seem odd hearing Layla say these two words however just hearing this drives the fans insane with screams and cheers as they love seeing SYNCO in a sexier light after Layla finishes her part we finally hear Jamie come in the transition is rather smooth as Jamie goes into a higher falsetto that matches the track perfectly however it's only for one line before we hear Nicole come in once again with her more theatrical pop centered vocals singing throughout the rest of the verse then bringing it to an end

If you know how to love me right boy
Baby we will be alright then
Hold me, touch me, never stop, no
Love me like nobody else, oh!
Love me, love me, love me
Love me, love me right babe
Love me, love me, love me baby
Don't be lazy

I'll give you all of my love just don't fuck this up
I ain't tryin' to find a half ass guy that's done when he done
Will you do right by me? Tell me baby what do you think?
Mess up my curls 'til my toes curl, make me forget the world like it's just me and you
And I just might be around for more baby like a round two
So can you g-o-o-o-o all night til we s-e-e-e-ee the sunlight

After finishing the verse we hear the girls come back in for the chorus harmonizing like before meshing their voices together rather well throughout the first half before Alex comes in once again taking over the second half with her rather dominating sexy deep vocals giving the fans once again something to cheer about as the girls head back into their simply choreographed dance after finishing the chorus the beat slightly changes as it goes into the bridge for a build up to the final chorus we hear Layla come in once again singing the first half of the second verse and this time going slightly off key which some fans probably won't even take notice to or mention however Alex seems to notice and she gives Layla a reassuring look after this we hear Jamie come in once again going into that beautiful falsetto bring the bridge to a climax before we hear the girls once again come in together to sing the chorus harmonizing quite well before Alex takes the second part along with their simple choreography once again after bringing the chorus to an end the beat gets slower like in the beginning and we hear Nicole once again give us a Mariah-esque outro similar to the beginning of the performance before it comes to an end

If you know how to love me right boy
Baby we will be alright then
Hold me, touch me, never stop, no
Love me like nobody else, oh!
Love me, love me, love me
Love me, love me right babe
Love me, love me, love me baby
Don't be lazy

I'll give you all of my love just don't fuck this up
I ain't tryin' to find a half ass guy that's done when he done
Will you do right by me? Tell me baby what do you think?

If you know how to love me right boy
Baby we will be alright then
Hold me, touch me, never stop, no
Love me like nobody else, oh!
Love me, love me, love me
Love me, love me right babe
Love me, love me, love me baby
Don't be lazy

Mhmmm yeahhh ayee hmm



After the song finishes the crowd cheer once again and without saying a word the girls walk down the stairs they pause for a few seconds after reaching the bottom of the stairs before the guitar from the girls' hit single "Stay Awhile" begins playing the crowd begin to scream loudly once again as this song is known to be a fan favorite even people who aren't fans of SYNCO wouldn't be able to deny the catchiness of this track as the dreamy synths kick in the cheers get louder and finally we hear Naomi start the track with the first half of the first verse Naomi sings in that lower register which fits better with more urban sounding songs she continues through this performance not struggling but also not standing out at the same time after finishing her part we hear Layla come in who does manage to stand out on this track though she isn't showing the full capabilities of her vocals the unique sweet yet raspy voice she has manage to go over flowing with the track perfectly after finishing her part we hear the two girls go into a sort of harmony with Layla taking the main part and Naomi taking the lower part giving the pre-chorus a bit more depth to it before Layla sings the final part alone after this we hear all of the girls come in for the rather long and higher energy chorus which is matched with a high energy choreographed dance though it's simple it does take a toll on the girls' harmonies once again as it involves a lot more movement than on the previous track and even jumping towards the end

Layla
Alex
Nicole
Jamie
Naomi
Naomi & Layla
Alex & Nicole
All




You and I we come from different world but I don't mind
You're not right but the way you walk got me on a new high
All eyes on you oh I don't even know what's a girl supposed to do
Supposed to do?

I should just walk out and leave but I
Can't shake these feelings and I
Just wanna know what this could be like

You got that sexy lustful look in your eyes
And I got this hopeful thought that you will be mine
And when we go all out downtown you got what I like
I'm hoping you'll stay awhile, I'm hoping you'll stay awhile
You are that bad boy tough guy pushed in the dirt
And my minds saying no but I'm taking off your shirt
And when we go all out downtown you got what I like
I'm hoping you'll stay awhile, I'm hoping you'll stay awhile

After the high energy choreography the song once again slows down going back into that dreamy state that it did in the first verse this time we hear Alex come in whose sultry deep vocals go rather well with the track in the studio version but due to the higher energy choreography of this track sounds a little out of breathe which sadly doesn't go quite as well as it usually would after her part we hear Nicole come in who is also a little out of breath but managed to recollect herself as Alex was the first to sing Nicole sings in her more theatrical pop centered style which fits the song perfectly possibly even better than Layla's unique raspy vocals did after the verse the two girls go into the pre-chorus which is done the same way as Layla and Naomi's however it's apparent that this pairs vocals compliment the others nicely which brings this part to a new level finally we hear Nicole finish this part as the girls go back into the high energy chorus doing the simple yet energy consuming choreography once again

We both know just exactly how this will go mmm
You'll take me home turn the lights out and take off my clothes
And I won't stop you cause this is what I want take me to another world
Another world

He says yeah you know it's true and I
Only want you cause I never met anyone like
You in my life

You got that sexy lustful look in your eyes
And I got this hopeful thought that you will be mine
And when we go all out downtown you got what I like
I'm hoping you'll stay awhile, I'm hoping you'll stay awhile
You are that bad boy tough guy pushed in the dirt
And my minds saying no but I'm taking off your shirt
And when we go all out downtown you got what I like
I'm hoping you'll stay awhile, I'm hoping you'll stay awhile

After the chorus we hear Jamie come in for the bridge in the recorded version of the track she manages to belt out the bridge however once again due to high energy choreography she sounds almost like she's just yelling out the parts here of course we also hear Layla come in for a second giving us a small break from the yelling of "Stay Awhile" over and over however after Layla's short part we hear Jamie come back in doing the same thing once again which may possibly have a negative effect on the critics of the performance after finishing the bridge the girls come back in for the chorus once again however rather than singing in harmony the girls decide to just sing in unison with one another as their attempts at harmonizing whilst jumping and doing other high energy dances seems useless and it makes the audience members wish that they had just done this in the beginning instead however even if the performance was slightly shaky the crowd gives them aloud round of applause and cheers after the performance ends

Stay awhile, just stay awhile, yeah just stay awhile woah oh woah
Stay awhile

You got that sexy lustful look in your eyes
And I got this hopeful thought that you will be mine
And when we go all out downtown you got what I like
I'm hoping you'll stay awhile, I'm hoping you'll stay awhile



The crowd continue to cheer after the performance of "Stay Awhile" ends the girls walk up the steps again and this time it's Jame who speaks as the girls each put their microphones on their mic stands "Thank, thank you so much we cannot begin to explain how much we love you all every single on of you who are here or who are watching this on YouTube or wherever" the crowds once again cheer before Jamie speaks again "And we really want you to know honestly how much we love you sadly we cannot always be there to be your shoulder to cry on even though we which we could but we understand that it can get hard sometimes and that it's easy to lose your faith and we want to tell you not to because no matter how hard it gets no matter how bad things are right now things will get better the things that are happening now are temporary but these temporary things will make you stronger and we want you to fight and keep fighting even when it feels like you can't even when the world is crashing down we want you to be strong we want you to know you're loved and not be afraid of anything the world can throw at you we want you to believe"