omg this crowd. i am crying

Kimberly I cried so loud, I was there

I was there 😭 it was beautiful 😍

goosebumps

More sunny than my future 😭

Jinnx10 reminds me of Dorothy’s shoes in wizards of oz 😂

Jinnx10 yeah, and it’s vercase!😍

Yesss

Adam Hamidani 🤩🥳🙌🏼

They were so quiet 😭

spicy koo i went and the crowd was loud asf . i couldn’t hear for like 3 days . her microphone and voice is just really loud .

Forever cEcE wow love it!

Same

yes QUEEN OF BEAUTIFUL VOCALS AND SINGING ARIANA!!

@@Scoutandfriends1234 perioooood

@TheIceKing503 bro yes that is short af

@TheIceKing503 its short for a 27 yr old lol jealous asf

Shes 5.2 i think

she’s 5’2

PERIOD

isabel blom perioddddddd😌😌😌

YESSS

PERIODDDDD

SAME

I know so amazing n special isn't it 🧡

Nope, she was in a red sparkly dress.

Cool GamerRO Is orange. Just in the lightning it sees like another color.

Ariana Lilac Np!

@Cool GamerRO it's orange for sure

She has different versions of this one, there’s orange, red and black

It's G5 not A5

A5

Indeed, it was a very good concert and both her mother and her were very sweet, kind and generous. :-)

I was using the Samsung Galaxy S10+ phone.

@@DieHard0 that quality though

Some good quality heree

Unfortunately, because it was a video package I recorded virtually no video of it, (partially because it was sooo dark, partially because I kept my phone zoomed in waiting for her to come back out, and finally because it was only a video package.) I'm also not sure how good the audio is, so I'm not planning on uploading it. I am currently only planning on releasing one more video of Ari, the encore, "thank u, next".

Just to be clear, there are no 'filters'. Some, (not all,) have been manually color-corrected by me due to multiple factors. The original video in many instances is either too dark, (darker than the color-corrected footage,) or far too washed out where you can barely tell the performers on stage, (Ari and her dancers,) from the background, due to how intense the lighting was, which was impossible for any cell phone sensor to handle properly. I had to make a judgement call and because I will only release footage that I believe is of a decent quality, (which some of the original footage is not,) I released the version I considered the best to live up to my standards, (which even then is subpar in my estimation.) Because of that, I will not release multiple versions of the same footage. There is a ton of other good footage out by other people, which people are freely able to watch if for whatever reason they don't care for mine, (and they can and should still watch others even if they do like mine.) I'm simply trying my best to give everyone the best overall experience I can based on what footage I have taken and what I consider attempting to achieve the highest quality possible. I recognize and appreciate that people have their own preferences on these types of things, which is always the case with everything, but for me, it will always be attempting to keep quality first and foremost. I'm sorry if that upsets or disappoints anyone, but I have to remain true to my vision of what I want my footage to portray.

Die Hard ok thank u for answering

Quality is great.

Just to be clear, there are no 'filters'. Some, (not all,) have been manually color-corrected by me due to multiple factors. The original video in many instances is either too dark, (darker than the color-corrected footage,) or far too washed out where you can barely tell the performers on stage, (Ari and her dancers,) from the background, due to how intense the lighting was, which was impossible for any cell phone sensor to handle properly. I had to make a judgement call and because I will only release footage that I believe is of a decent quality, (which some of the original footage is not,) I released the version I considered the best to live up to my standards, (which even then is subpar in my estimation.) Because of that, I will not release multiple versions of the same footage. There is a ton of other good footage out by other people, which people are freely able to watch if for whatever reason they don't care for mine, (and they can and should still watch others even if they do like mine.) I'm simply trying my best to give everyone the best overall experience I can based on what footage I have taken and what I consider attempting to achieve the highest quality possible. I recognize and appreciate that people have their own preferences on these types of things, which is always the case with everything, but for me, it will always be attempting to keep quality first and foremost. I'm sorry if that upsets or disappoints anyone, but I have to remain true to my vision of what I want my footage to portray.

Die Hard i totally understand! the videos r amazing tho 🖤

Thanks, and I did take into account people's responses of wanting the original footage on the latest videos, (this one included,) so that although it isn't exactly the original footage, I worked even harder at attempting to maintain as much of the max quality as I could, while still giving more of the original's feel and color tones. (I actually have a higher quality version of this video that looks more naturally realistic, but it is slightly darker and more muted.) Hopefully I won't have to worry about this type of thing in future concerts, but if I ever run across this again, I have an idea of what people would like and can try to adjust for it.

I've gone to most of my concerts alone, so if you enjoy the artist and have the opportunity, I'd say it is always ok to go alone.

I had pit + soundcheck + meet and greet.

@@DieHard0 ok, thanks

how much?

she did finish the concert with tun