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After what was proclaimed to be “the biggest show ever” at Wembley Arena, Addison Rae took to social media and poured her heart out in a note that was filled with emotion and gratitude toward her team, dancers, and, of course, the legend that is the evocative venue. The picture showed a dramatic lighting scene from the stage, with dancers suspended in mid-air as they embodied what appeared to be the climax of an epic show-stopper. The ambience was suffused with green hues and flower arrangements, giving it almost a surreal vibe, fitting on a day that Addison refers to with the celestial emojis of fireworks and shooting stars.
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Love poured in bundles in the comment section, thereby affirming whatever transpired at Wembley was very much worthy. One gushes, “Best 2 nights ever, so so proud of you.” Another feels she is “the greatest to ever do it.” The energy was so palpable that a third accelerated it with the question, “I can’t believe you were lucky enough to perform for THE @jeffreythomson AND @mvrcher,” and just mentioning key industry names in the statement threw out the notion that this performance really could be seminal in the history of Allison.
At another moment that was of special significance, “You’re a girl with a lot ahead of you and you have so much to give us,” rang not as casual praise but the kind of words people begin to mumble when they start sensing someone else standing on something big. And her reply? It was gracious enough not to let the praise go unnoticed. She put it in the context of the whole experience, acknowledging her team, her family, and the venue as part of the wile.
There is nothing said of the circumstances-whys and hows of the Wembley set-up-this post. It does not declare whether or not it was a concert, an appearance, or one other occasion. But the all-out reactions convey the whole story: “My face hurts from smiling so hard.” Another person added to the sensation of pride: “I’m so proud.” Her words could not have expressed it more clearly, with phrases such as “limitless love,” “forever,” and “gratitude” coming from the heart. It was much more than a performance. It may have been a milepost performance. It may have been a turning-point one.
Will we ever see it? If the comment section is any indication of its wisdom, then the unequivocal answer is no! Would she have done a lousy job in view of half of the love present in this room? Certainly not.
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And what’s next? Well, one commenter said it perfectly: “And this is just the beginning.” If these were any pointers, Addison isn’t just riding a wave… she is making it!