^^: Behind the Scenes

Heehee I'm so excited to post about this, Idk why.

This is a story about a whiny boy.

On Good Friday, CH realised that his gf's (Yanni) birthday was coming. It's today btw, which explains why I couldn't post this earlier because we wanted to film a SARPARAISSSSSSSEEEEE!! :D

We went to some part of Slussen (I forgot the name again...) because the view would have been the best backdrop Stockholm has to offer.

So what went down was that Chunhan sang 'Happy Birthday' to Yanni. Nigel recorded it and I provided emotional support. YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW IMPORTANT EMOTIONAL SUPPORT WAS.

CH had this planned awhile back, but we realised that Good Friday was his last chance to film it because he was going to leave for a trip after that. And we had planned to film before going to Hillsongs but time passed too fast and we knew that to film it we'd be late.

So when we were leaving the hostel to catch Hillsongs' Good Friday service, we didn't bring the guitar. And here was the flow of the conversation. Btw this was edited because CH WAS BEING PICKY...AGAIN...

CH: Eh we never bring out the guitarrrrrr?

M: Oh you wanted to film?

CH: No I don't want. We never bring the guitarrrrr?

N: Ok we go back and take

CH: Nooooooo. I don't wanttttt

(This went on for a bit more. But we went back to grab the guitar)

CH: Why you bring out the guitarrrr?

You're carrying the guitar ah.

M: Ok

CH: Really ah?

M: No. You've got no bags, you carry the guitar.

CH: WHY

On the way out

CH: Why you bring out the guitarrrr???

Why you make me carry the guitarrrr???

Why do we have to film thissss??

NG scene
CH: Happy Birthday to you...
FREAK KEY WRONG

Anyway, we got that done. And CH is eternally grateful for my emotional support in making him do this video so that he's got something for Yanni on her birthday. "HAHAH hehe thanksss frienddddd"

HAPPY BIRTHDAY YANNI!

Idk what Nigel was doing for a good 3 minutes on the train...

Then we proceedeth to Hillsongs for their Good Friday service. It was held in a traditional church called Clara Kyrka. It was quite cool to see a traditional church all spruced up for an overcrowded Christian pop-rock concert.