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My coworker-turned-best friend and I have been exited for this night for many months, I bought the tickets for her birthday in February along with a Bare-bells protein bar. Our friendship is simple and low-maintenance, which is why I think it works so well. We decided to do as Trish would and grab some spinach and artichoke dip as a pre-soireé bite at the classic Bill’s, located in The Rock. The waitress had a “Bonita” neck tattoo and brought both of us the wrong beer. We drank them happily.
While headed back to get in line with the rest of the chronically-online, pink cowboy hat queers, we passed The American Girl doll flagship store. I find the families and energy of the air around this specific brick & mortar is so beautiful, I see young girls with maroon bags that are as big as them with an even bigger smile on their face and all I can think about is when I got my Julie doll for Christmas in 5th grade.
The vibe in line was crazy. A-lot of SHEIN skirts and amazon accessories, paired with merch t-shirts from previous years of the expansive Trisha lore.
We opted out of getting a drink at the theatre because; as I’m sure anyone reading this knows, two High-Noons runs you about $30 in this bustling city of lights.
The show was amazing. She constantly reminds me that she is one of the rare success stories to come out of an lol-cow adjacent creator-to-fan relationship. Lowkey has a great voice too. The highlight of the show was her rendition/mashup of “New York, New York” by Frank Sinatra, and “Empire State of Mind” by Kanye West.
Towards the end of the show she had quite the touching story of her struggle with BPD and Depression. Seeing her in her customized, bedazzled “I ❤️ NY” crop top, 6 months pregnant pulled something from within me - I couldn't help but shed a tear.
Overall an Incredible experience.
I love you Trisha Paytas.
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Apr 16, 2025
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