i'll just skip the anxious parts of school
and fast forward to NYP JAM&HOP!!!!

Dresscode: Black HipHop-y gear
waited for Wan and Muiz for like 1/2HR!!!
lucky havent start. they started like 1hr late
started off with Foreign Bodz performance
then some band whom i couldnt catch the name performed
then Void Deck and Saifol performed
Plain Sunset was NO WHERE in sight.
so they decided to open up the dance floor first

DJ Syah mixed up some rad tunes
old classics like All The Small Things by Blink 182
to modern tunes like Low by Flo Rida
there was the usual mosh pits, soul trains and the body surfing
the bouncers had a couple of trees up where the sun dont shine
if you catch my drift

what i DIDNT expect was some battles popping up
on one side;
this guy popped and locked and issued an open challenge
then we pushed Fathul's friend in and he started to B-Boy-ed
I seriously wanted to come in but the bar was set up way waaaaay high
I promised myself to hone my B-Boy skills and battle at Jam&Hop next year
on the other corner;
this 2 guys vent their 'anger' by trash talking
i THINK its called Overkill.

pretty much danced behind this cute babe (she look soo cute with her braces on)
whom i was a dicktwat to not to get her number
guilt-trippin now. awww man.
Plain Sunset came on & pretty much the dance fever was over for Wan and Fathul
Leila was wild man!!! Hot Stuff!!! pretty much Fathul & Wan would agree
half the consensus left after Plain Sunset's gig
which was a shame cuz it would have been better if more people were to dance to Low
the Jam part could have been better if the bands performed more internationally known songs
the Hop part was better than NP.
NEXT YR BABY!!!!

was a lil ticked at Wan & Fathul's reluctance to dance after Plain Sunset's gig
anyway, i slept within 1/2hr of reaching home



Next Year J&H to-do list
-get digits!!!
-battle