Doja Cat

the concert.

Y/N stuck their hand out of the car window as the wind gushed by. They stuck up their middle finger to a car that speeded by. [name] looked at them in awkward rush. The tension was awkward as all you could hear is silence. [name] was tired of the silence so she brought up a question. "Hey Y/N, why do you like Doja Cat?" Y/N glanced over at [name]. "Well for me it's like this, she's funny and talented, so I continue to support her." Y/N said. 

*20 minutes later ....*

The car ride there was pretty much silent. But it's alright because to Y/N, this meant so much. 
They stepped out of the car and waited for [name] to get out. 

"Again, thank you so so much for driving me." Y/N said.
"It's no problem!!" [name] said.

Y/N grabbed [name]'s hand and rushed to the gate. 
As they finished the security check, Y/N grabbed [name] again and ran in.

"OMG WE'RE HERE!!?!??!!?" Y/N said with enthusiasm.
"YES!!!" said [name]. 

They screamed and grabbed each other's hands.

"DO YOU MIND IF WE GET FOOD FIRST?" Y/N said, still overcome with excitement.
"Sure!!" [name] said, while grabbing Y/N and rushing over to the hot dog stand.

*After they ate..*

It was about 20 minutes before the show and Y/N and [name] were half way to the front.

"Aw. I really wanted to be in the front.." Y/N pouted.
"Then let's get you there." [name] said.

[name] started shoving through people and elbowing them.

"Don't touch me, bitch!" A random woman yelled, and pushed [name] down.
"What the fuck?" Y/N said, while looking at the woman.

Y/N stared the woman down.

**Y/N'S POVVV**
"Do we have a problem here?" said a tall man who came up behind me.
"No, we don't.." The woman quivered, as she backed up.

The tall man behind me helped [name] get up as they flipped the person off.

The tall man quickly introduced himself as Marcus.

We quickly thanked him for helping us.

"No problem, now let's go." Marcus said.

He pushed [name] and I past all the people and gave people dirty looks if they even thought
of saying something.

There we were. 

At the front of the stage. 

And it was starting.