Funny wardrobe journey performance reviewfrom @starya

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Welcome to my in-depth review of John Summit's Coachella Dulab performance. So we start off at the beginning. As you can see, he has a white long sleeve button down shirt, giving about 95% of full coverage of the upper torso region. He has about two buttons undone because it's important to have a playful vibe as a DJ. Side no, I looked into what the numbers on his shirt mean, and it's actually a message that when decoded means support women DJs, which I really appreciate as a femme DJ. I love when larger male DJs bring attention to important issues. Alright. Moving on. For about ten minutes of his set, better Summitt pretty much keeps wardrobe as is. And then around twelve thirty minutes in, you can see that suddenly we lose two more buttons. So we are starting to sense that he's really starting to tell a story here with the beginnings of a wardrobe evolution, per se. It is really impressive that he is able to DJ and make creative visual choices like this at the same time. This really showcases his skill and experience as a performer. Around forty minutes into the set, he loses another button. Check this out. No things are really getting unhinged. Let's say forty minutes hit is exactly when we should be shifting the vibe to feral, unleashed to let's get crazy. We've got nip out, but we know there's more to come. About twelve minutes later, there is a shoulder unveiling. Tier getting a little freaky. We're getting loose. It's subtle, but also really unsubtle at the same time. It's Schrodinger's shoulder. It's carefree, but meticulously planned. About fifty three minutes in, we lose another button. The evolution continues. The story must go on. He's really giving us the slow reveal. Your boy is adding dynamics. We're talking slow changes over time. It's a journey. Three more minutes in, and we have lost all buttons. He is blowing in the wind. He's throwing down better, and we are about to see our final stage evolution. Also, I just would like to comment on the fact that everyone behind me are girlies in the booth. He has... I can't see a single boy in the booth, so this was also a good choice. Headphones off. You guessed it. Full outfit change. We have lost tier shirt and now we are waving it around as a sort of stage prop. Ingenious. No budget spent on flags. Good at how happy he is. He saved this for his last song. Brilliant execution of what we will call in the DJ worse, telling a story, building a vibe. Your boy is peaking, and so is everyone at the Doolab. I'm gonna give this wardrobe journey five stars. Keep it up, good sir. What a legend. Thanks for watching my in-depth review. Please make sure to like and subscribe, and have a great day.