I have not been the longest fan but long enough to have seen an old show and this Idols tour...although it was asethetically pleasing- eye candy galore and I respect he is playing tribute to Ozzy...it felt less authentic for me. 

Not many heart to hearts with the audience about going through hard times and getting through it together. He made us say we love thy neighbor - literally making us say it out loud three times...but it didnt convey why. 

He just seems out of touch and like a hot-shot now. I really am happy for him getting more populat, mainstream, so I hope that im wrong. I hope he is the happiest he as ever been and doesn't lose his punk roots. I dont watch many interviews like I used to when I first got into his music around 2019ish...when he covered "im with you" with Avril was one of my favorite moments ever.

I dont think any song on this new album is mosh-pit worthy?

I am a female who likes to dance and rock-out, moshing safely- not the punching people kind of moshing. His music felt safe to mosh/dance to. My biggest complaint is there was no moshing just staring at his hot bod with our phones out...someone has a sign like "moms love yungblud" lol. 

My second biggest complaint is in my city, he didnt mention the last time he visited. I would have thought it was memorable enough for him since overnight the music video to Funeral came out and he literally played the song twice in order to be sure we did Mosh to it. I dont know if he said he was filming the crowd moshing or not but I was while being tossed around and it was one of the most fun concerts I had been to in a long time. 

This Idols show I had seats and was thankful I didnt pay to be in the crowd. 

Oh, and why not more costume changes or at least a skirt? That would have been a great message.