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47 minutes ago, mellody said:

 

If you have ideas, just post them. :) Maybe we can in fact include signs like this. I know German fans (well, ONE fan) who don't like the French songs and will be happy about the changes, they will stick to the welcome back signs. But there will also be French fans present, and fans who would love to hear the French songs live (again, or for the first time). Maybe they prefer a sign like Bienvenue a Berlin. We just have to be careful that the vibe of it stays nice and not sarcastic... my post was half joke, half frustration about the setlist changes, but the signs should be a warm welcome message as in "we love you AND we love your French and English songs, new and old ones, and we're happy to welcome you back to Germany also with this French album". How to express that? :dunno:

Well, we will all have to start singing JB's la-la-la, la-la-la-laaa-la at some point, and hopefully, Mika will sing along with us! :lol3:

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3 minutes ago, Vero Bott said:

Well, we will all have to start singing JB's la-la-la, la-la-la-laaa-la at some point, and hopefully, Mika will sing along with us! :lol3:

 

I'm absolutely with you on that! :biggrin2:

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59 minutes ago, mellody said:

 

If you have ideas, just post them. :) Maybe we can in fact include signs like this. I know German fans (well, ONE fan) who don't like the French songs and will be happy about the changes, they will stick to the welcome back signs. But there will also be French fans present, and fans who would love to hear the French songs live (again, or for the first time). Maybe they prefer a sign like Bienvenue a Berlin. We just have to be careful that the vibe of it stays nice and not sarcastic... my post was half joke, half frustration about the setlist changes, but the signs should be a warm welcome message as in "we love you AND we love your French and English songs, new and old ones, and we're happy to welcome you back to Germany also with this French album". How to express that? :dunno:

Just all turn up wearing berets. :biggrin2:

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Ok i think about messages for signs but your ideas go in the same direction. The thing is,i tried to learn french like 20 years ago but she was a student by herself from Germany and not a native speaker so i was kind of lost and forgot almost everything when i travelled to Paris after that year.And they were really :wacko::blink: there in Paris about people that could not speak french, but it is indeed very difficult to learn.But if you have something you like,in this case for me,his french album,it is way more fun to try to learn it even if it is still not easy thats why i would enjoy it if he would bring the new french songs back for not french speaking gigs.dont know how to put this on a sign.

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7 hours ago, Liv1680 said:

+1 everytime in between songs.

 

Not EVERY time, we wouldn't want to interrupt him when he wants to say something... but yes, for example while he goes changing his outfit, absolutely.

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1 hour ago, mellody said:

 

Not EVERY time, we wouldn't want to interrupt him when he wants to say something... but yes, for example while he goes changing his outfit, absolutely.

Absolutely agree, the "outfit-changing moment" would be perfect.

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23 hours ago, Anna Ko Kolkowska said:

 

 

I posted already on the London gig thread about flag fan action.

Now I put here the link as well for those who haven't seen it yet.

I’m so excited about this, especially that I’m taking my son and his friend with mum (yep, two 8-9 year olds) and we’re from all over the place. We have the Polish, Egyptian, Palestinian and Lithuanian A4 flags at the ready😁🇵🇱🇪🇬🇵🇸🇱🇹

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14 hours ago, mellody said:

 

If you have ideas, just post them. :) Maybe we can in fact include signs like this. I know German fans (well, ONE fan) who don't like the French songs and will be happy about the changes, they will stick to the welcome back signs. But there will also be French fans present, and fans who would love to hear the French songs live (again, or for the first time). Maybe they prefer a sign like Bienvenue a Berlin. We just have to be careful that the vibe of it stays nice and not sarcastic... my post was half joke, half frustration about the setlist changes, but the signs should be a warm welcome message as in "we love you AND we love your French and English songs, new and old ones, and we're happy to welcome you back to Germany also with this French album". How to express that? :dunno:

I am so with you on that. As I just said in another thread, I am not too happy about the setlist changes in Amsterdam (and then presumably in Berlin too). Would love to hear songs from QTTFT. Is it possible that he'll actually "take requests" from our signs and spontaneously sing more French songs if they were not sound-checked in this specific venue?

You are absolutely right, we'd have to keep it friendly and not harsh. I love "Bonjour à Berlin". :yes:  Maybe also simple, positive things like "We love your French songs", "Please sing in French for us", etc. The JB fan action sounds good too.

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16 minutes ago, MissMagpie said:

I am not too happy about the setlist changes in Amsterdam (and then presumably in Berlin too). Would love to hear songs from QTTFT. Is it possible that he'll actually "take requests" from our signs and spontaneously sing more French songs if they were not sound-checked in this specific venue?

 

I dont know how spontaneously they can be for example with changing the backgroundvisuals.I mean there is no changing except the visuals or do i miss something? The Berlin Venue is not that big.The cage and the piano will fit in plus the rainbow (wich yesterday made a stop half way down from the piano )but even the car was not there yesterday allthough the Afas is 2x bigger.

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@mellody On my way back from Amsterdam yesterday i was listening to his french Album on YT with the engl/french translation within the same videos .

So good for learning/reading the french lyrics while listening to the songs.

So then an idea came to my mind:

 

The fans that queue early (i will probably queue some hours earlier than in Amsterdam)

(and want to hear the new french songs at the gig) and do not need their cellphones for the way back (charged ) ( In case it gets empty fast like mine but idc) and are not familiar with french like me :lmfao: ,

could do a little singing flashmob with this videos when they know the team,  band, mika is already in the venue to hear it.

Are you in Brüssel tonight?

 

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2 hours ago, Liv1680 said:

Are you in Brüssel tonight?

 

No, I'm not. 

I think it might be a bit too hard to pronounce the whole lyrics for anyone who doesn't speak French and hasn't specifically learned them... we could try... but I'd specifically love to repeat the La la la part from Jane Birkin whenever possible/appropriate & get the whole venue to sing it! It's so catchy and easy to sing, and I love the story he told about it in France. I'd see it already as a win if he did at least that French song from his new album. And if the crowd loves it, maybe he'll do some more? :crossed:

Btw, the "Je t'aime" song by Jane Birkin that is played before the song was a hit in Germany too.

 

Anyway, I guess the Brussels setlist tonight will show us if he changed the setlist because he's worried the non-French-speaking audiences might not like the French songs, or just because he felt like changing it. He never was worried about speaking or singing in French in Brussels, so if they don't get any more French songs than Amsterdam, that probably means HE prefers to sing in English now (for whatever reason). (In that case, maybe we should sing "OOOHH OOOH TINY LOVE" instead of Jane Birkin, haha! :lol3:)

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Thanks to the contribution by @Vero Bott I bought 2 more packs of heart balloons. Put all the balloons in zip bags now and wrote on the bags "for Happy Ending. Please take 1 and pass on the bag" in German & English. I've planned it more LED balloons for the seated area than for the standing... they don't really make sense for the first few rows (at least not in the center area), it's too bright there.

 

As for the welcome back signs, it's not really a fanaction, or just a really small one - only something for the first few rows and the others closer to the stage, in the back he probably won't be able to read it... so I've put the details / PDF for printing in the Berlin thread:

 

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Hiya put this on the London thread but not sure if I put it in the right place or not so sharing here as well in case anyone would be interested 😊

 

 

A bit late but I thought of another fan action that might be cool alongside the flags in London and would love your thoughts!

 

I was thinking it would be super nice to show some love for Mika's amazing band with posters saying for example Max Taylor Fan Club, Wouter's no.1 fan etc. (Someone might have a better idea of how to express this?)

 

If people are interested happy to get some card etc. Also happy to hear if it's a terrible idea 🤣🤣

 

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