Because at a John Mayer concert, you can never be too sure. I’m not exactly sure what the front of that poster said, but the back said it all. Tonight concluded a pretty busy week. Yeah, I have to work tomorrow still, but for the past two weeks I’ve been working 9 - 5 and doing something in the evenings. Last night, Linh and I celebrated 4 years together at the John Mayer concert. I’ll admit it wasn’t the straightest event I’ve ever been to, but I will say that even though John Mayer’s music is kinda poppy/teenage girl-ish/old lady-ish/gay boy-ish, the guy can totally play the guitar and sing. He is an amazing performer — probably better than his studio recordings. Needless to say, Linh is a huge John Mayer fan and she had a great time. One thing that was kind of cool was that Ben Folds opened with an hour long set for him. That was a little more my style than Mayer, but both were still very good.On the completely other side of the spectrum, I just finished editing a couple of rap music videos for a local artist, D-ONE. You may remember the film shoot back in March. I wasn’t exactly supposed to be the editor but with Kevin off AD-ing on his first Hollywood film and Darren (D-ONE) leaving for Atlanta in a couple weeks to shop himself around, I jumped in front of the train and finished them. Check ‘em out on YouTube. Darren… I mean… “D-One’s” rap is amazing. It’s catchy, clever, and colorful. And guess what? Him and I are totally gonna collaborate once we get some other projects out of the way — Kanye and Jon Brion style!! Word.

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