Okay, literally twenty minutes after I finished this book, I'm here right now typing this away in the evening of Christmas.

Here it is, my review for Claudia Gray's Ten Thousand Skies Above You. I read and made a review on the first book, A Thousand Pieces of You but it wasn't an entry on my blog, you can view it here.

Marguerite Caine, the daughter of two scientists who invented the Firebird, a groundbreaking device that lets one's consciousness travel to a different dimension, goes on another adventure with her best friend Theo to save her boyfriend Paul. Paul is splintered to pieces and they must venture out to different dimensions to put him back together.

First of all, the covers for this series are gorgeous. Second of all, I've shipped Marguerite and Theo from the very start.

I fell in love with the first book the moment I saw the cover and read the summary. After purchasing it, I almost immediately tore off the plastic wrapped around it and started reading. I couldn't put the book down. When I found out that this was going to have a sequel, I screamed then started jumping around praising God that Gray was working it.

At first, I was super excited and happy that I was back to reading again and of course, reading more about Marguerite and what she does and what she learns in this story. As I progress in the story, I may be over reacting but the book has much more ups and downs than the first one. There are times when you think that the moment you're reading is okay and everything seems to be normal but when you're travelling to different dimensions, literally anything can happen.

As for the romance part well... there's definitely more romance in this one. Marguerite's love for Paul is explained even better in this one. If I say more, I'll spoil so I'll leave it to that.

The story itself is very enticing and it keeps you at the edge of your seat. Most of the time I wonder what happens next then freak out the moment I find out. I worry sometimes when a character says they'll be okay I 50% doubt them. Like I said before, anything can happen.

I'm loving the series so far and I was dying to get my hands on a copy. When it was released I looked for it in bookstores everywhere. I'd like to thank my mom for giving me this book as a Christmas present. I recommend it to people who have obviously read the first book and is wanting more.

Gray really did a good job at this one. This book had me crying, screaming, jumping, and cursing under my breath.

UPDATE (December 27, 2015): I finished reading A Thousand Pieces of You a second time today. You know, when you look back, you start to realize the little details in the book that would make an appearance in Ten Thousand Skies Above You.

A photo posted by pao p (@pinkie.pao) on Dec 25, 2015 at 3:12am PST 

If you're a Maginhawa street enthusiast, you have probably heard of the cafe/restaurant called Van Gogh is Bipolar. While we might never know if the man behind "Starry Night" is bipolar, you can think about it in VGiB.

I went to the cafe earlier today to interview Jetro Rafael, the owner of the place, for a school homework. Before I did, I felt quite nervous because that was the first time I've ever interviewed someone who wasn't from school. As the interview was going I felt like I was just having a normal conversation with kuya Jetro (he didn't tell me how I should call him but all his employees called him kuya and I felt like Mr would be too formal). He said I was lucky to schedule an interview with him because he is almost never in the cafe and he rarely says yes to interviews. Kuya Jetro is bipolar and he found ways to make herbal medicine for his illness, therefore the organic dishes.

The place itself was what I'd say not your usual cafe. If you placed someone who loved to use Instagram, he/she would have their phone/memory full just by taking pictures of the place. Outside, there was a Mood-Healing Sanctuary. People could just go in there, buy a pot of tea and do whatever you want. They provided art materials in case you needed to channel your feelings through art. The tea, on the other hand, was something to help you with what you feel. If you feel depressed, angry, or maybe just want to have some tea and alone time.

My experience there was enlightening. The people who I spoke to there were so friendly and welcoming, I felt like we were already friends. The employees in the cafe/restaurant weren't just employees, the were Life Servers. Life Servers are ordinary people who can help others with whatever they're going through. So not only will you be able to think about life alone but you can speak to a friend about your dilemmas.

It is true about what is featured on their facebook page, that it is a mood-healing sanctuary. Although I didn't get to try any of the food or drinks, my spirits were lifted up after an emotionally heavy week. When I left I felt like the cafe was pulling me back, telling me that maybe I needed some time there.

If you want to visit Van Gogh is Bipolar, it is located in 154 Maginhawa Street.

Hello,

I haven't done this in what feels like ages, I've become unfamiliar as to how to approach you.

I'm sorry.

I've become distant to you. At the beginning I told you that I'd give my all to you but we both know that there are times when I didn't. Several times, I strayed away because I wanted to follow my own desires when I knew you had better. I did things that were wrong in your eyes but right in mine.

Every time I come to ask for forgiveness, promising that I'll never repeat my mistakes again and well, where am I now? Back to where I began for the same reasons.

You always taught me things that I wouldn't enjoy. When I look through your eyes, I really wouldn't. Yet they are the rightful things to do. A thousand times I've disobeyed you, taken you for granted, and even ignored you.

You still love me no matter what. Nothing can compare to what your love is and what you've done for me. You are still willing to calm the shore even when I've caused a storm. When I run the opposite way, you chase after me to give me a tight embrace, reassuring me that everything will be okay. And it did.

I'm so sorry.

I ask you is to give me the heart that calls out to you and listens when you speak, feet that walk on your path, hands that follow your directions, and eyes to see by faith.

Put me back on track, to live a life lived with by your love.

Sincerely,
Pao

Batman is one of the most prominent superheroes of all time. Batman's secret identity is the millionaire playboy Bruce Wayne, CEO of Wayne Enterprises. I won't make this introduction longer because I bet you already know who he is.

Batman used to be just another superhero to me. Growing up with brothers lead me to become interested in "boy stuff". I watched bits and pieces of Justice League: Unlimited and some Batman animated series. During that time I just thought of Batman as a member of the Justice League of America and nothing else other than what I mentioned before.

When school was suspended because of a strong typhoon, I woke up one morning thinking "hey, why don't I take a look at that new Batman game?" I'm subscribed to TheRadBrad, a YouTuber who does Let's Plays on his channel. I was also subbed to BrizzyVoices, another YouTuber known for her impressions of iconic fictional characters. Brizzy posted a video where she prank called different branches of GameStop as Harley Quinn because Arkham Knight was released. That was the first time I ever heard of the game Arkham Knight. Let's go back to TheRadBrad. I was curious why this game was such a hit so I started watching his Let's Play. I absolutely loved the game, even though I didn't play it. I honestly, genuinely love video games it's just that, I don't play. Mainly because I don't have a console nor do I have a PC powerful enough to have video games on them.

Because of Arkham Knight, I got deeper into the Batman fandom and I was eager to find out more about what Batsy does.

I put in any more facts about Batman here because there are literally too many to mention, given that there are several universes for both animated and in comics.

So last Friday, August 6, I turned sixteen years old. Ever since I was fourteen, I've always thought that the age of sixteen is a significant age in life. Maybe because in those cliche teen movies, the main character's age range is from 16 to 18. Then something magical happens, a boy takes this girl to prom, friendships ruined, etc. Maybe that's what happens in western cultures.

On my birthday, I woke up with a thought that just said "Oh hey, I'm sixteen today." Nothing more, nothing less. My day felt like a normal Friday. Went to school, then went to GCF for band practice. The only difference was the amount of pizza and countless greetings online and offline. I guess that day was also tiring because most of the subjects I had on that day had quizzes. I pushed through though.

Until now, I don't feel sixteen. It hasn't kicked in yet. I asked others who've had their birthdays and they felt the same; nothing. I don't know why but maybe this is a sign of growing up? As you get older you realize that you are getting older. Maybe the sixteen didn't kick in because my brother Jake flew off to the US two days before my birthday and my #sepanx hit hard. 

I love how my friend Ruthie tried to surprise me but failed. The day before, she gave me instructions that there will be a box in my room and to call her when I get home from GCF. It was obvious that she was going to surprise me. Ruthie, when you are planning to surprise someone, don't give them instructions. What made it funnier was what she put in the letter. "Sana di fail surprise ko hahaha." (I hope my surprise won't be a fail hahaha.)

Super late post. I was busy with other things before I got to finish this.

On April 30 up to May 3, GCF Youth LIVE's High school camp was held at Camp Benjamin. It was my third high school camp and I have to say, it was great. I wouldn't say that it was the best for me because I've had different experiences from different camps. This was the most difficult camp I had to deal with because my close friends were going to college camp and I was stuck in high school camp. I was on my own.

When I went to the pre-camp orientation, I was surprised by the amount of new faces I saw. There were many first timers and a few third timers. My friends and I started talking about the newcomers and how we can make friends, even though there were already ice breaker activities. I had met someone new at that time but I really didn't feel like introducing myself to anyone. I thought, "I'll make friends at camp." I wasn't in the mood to meet people and being a third-time camper, I felt like I already know how to make friends. I was wrong. During the first day of camp, when we arrived at Camp Benjamin, I still didn't feel like making new friends. First, we ate lunch and as usual, the campers dispersed into their own group of friends or what I'd like to call cliques. I want to thank my friend Tanya for encouraging me to meet people. Within the first ten minutes of lunch I had already made friends with four first-timers. After that, I was tried to make friends even more.

My main struggle during the camp were the new people. I wanted to be as friendly as I could but I usually don't say anything to anyone unless I had to for an activity or they talked to me first. With the amount of first-timers, it was hard to determine if they really had a heart for God. I can't say that I did all the time during camp but my main prayer item was that all these new people really meet Him and recognize what His love has done for us.

The last night of camp was one of the most heart-breaking, tiring, energetic, pouring, and wonderful nights of my entire life. I think I wrote more than fifty letters when it was our free time. I also met people, got closer to those who I just said "hi" to, prayed, committed, and gave all I had. I was alone in the dining area for about an hour then I was later joined by my friends Kuya Mark, Robi, Jami, and Josh S. While writing, we talked about all sorts of stuff I can't remember. I got tired of writing after doing dozens of them so I included myself in Robi, Lou, and Maxine's conversation. Lou and Maxine were first timers and I liked seeing them because there were finally newer and younger people who were attending Youth after high school camp. Anyway, I at dinner with them too. Robi and I entertained the first timers in our table by asking weird questions that didn't make any sense.

Before I ate dinner, Kuya Mark called us to pray for everyone. By us, I mean those who regularly attend Youth and is a second-timer. The whole period of us just praying made me feel moved and I actually felt God working in us. I wanted to cry after we prayed but I didn't. It was probably His way of saying, "hold on, save it for later." After dinner was commitment night. We had to write down everything we wanted to surrender to God on a piece of paper with either a print of our hand or an outline of it. Another thing we had to do was print our hand on a piece of canvas and make our own hashtag. Mine was #UnworthyButSaved. We then headed to the grassy part of the venue and our buzz group leader shared their salvation story. When everyone was done, we burned our papers in a big fire. My buzz group walked back to our position and everyone sat down. I remained standing because I felt like I needed to and the grass was piercing through my leggings. I prayed for everyone. Like I said my main struggle were the new people. I prayed that they learned more about the Lord and committed their lives to Him. I stood there, staring at the fire, blurred by the tears in my eyes. Lastly, I prayed for myself. I prayed that I wouldn't let my pride control me and that I would only focus on Him.

Commitment time ended. By Youth LIVE camp tradition, Praise & Prayer time came after. The songs started slow but it immediately made me pour out everything. In between the slow songs were time for prayer. The time was cut short for the commitment period was too long. I only got to pray for four people and the last person who prayed for me was my brother, kuya Sam. That whole moment made me emotional because he's the type of person who rarely shows affection. It made me cry waterfalls and that was one of the first times he showed me his brotherly love for me. The band began playing again after that. The song they played was Broken Vessels (Amazing Grace) by Hillsong Worship. The song reminded me of what Christ did on the cross for me and how He didn't have to do it, that it was all out of love. There was a moment in the song where I literally knelt down and cried. I tried to sing but I cried so much that I couldn't sing a coherent line. The feeling of giving everything you have to the One and only is the best feeling in the world. You know that all that you're giving isn't going to waste and it gives praise to God.

It's amazing how God can work in ways we don't know. Days before camp, I tried to write my own life, considered sin as my best friend, and displeased God. I understood that life isn't going to be easy and you won't always have a spiritual high. Though even when times of trial and pain come, I can always trust on the Lord and have faith in Him because I know He'll never abandon me and He's in total control of my life.

My buzz group with Ate Jess Simon. (c) GCF Youth Live

(c) GCF Youth LIVE

Hello team! (c) GCF Youth LIVE

Camp staff + campers (c) GCF Youth LIVE

Bible study group, TGIF. (c) GCF Youth LIVE

No, I did not engage in a romantic relationship this summer. Got 'cha there. The last day of my summer begins tomorrow. In the course of two months, I've met new people, strengthened friendships and gotten closer to God. I've been saying this since 2013, it's been a long summer and I don't want it to end. I probably don't want it to end because I don't want to go back to school. BUT HEEEYYY, I'M GOING TO BE A SENIOR... for three years.

Summer is basically the time for you to do anything you want. I had no school to worry about which meant I could practically do anything. One thing I love doing every summer is that I enroll in dance classes. Back in 2011, I enrolled in Trumpets Playshop but I enrolled in musical theatre. In 2012 up until 2014, I enrolled in dance, still at Trumpets. This year, I did something different. I said goodbye to Trumpets and said hello to Groove Central.

Earlier in the year, my brother Jake and I went jogging around UP. Because I wasn't used to jogging a lot anymore, I went back to our car, which was parked in front of Palma Hall, to sit down and take a breather. After a while, Jake came back, only to be surprised that the car parked beside us was Coach Vimi's. He's the coach at AirForce, LSGH's dance club. Jake was part of it. He told Coach Vimi that I was interested in joining GC this year and asked for a reccomendation. I was very unsure of what to join when Jake asked me which class I was joining. Seeing Musicology, GC's recital last year, I was in awe of how good the students were. I was self-conscious because I wasn't certain of how good or maybe even how bad I am at dancing.

I enrolled in Intermediate, also coached by Coach Vimi, I was late to class by a week and a day. Before I joined the classes, I had to have my clearance form signed and it was stressful. I came in when my classmates had finished the first part of a song. I learned the second part on my first day. Fun fact: I have never attended a first day of my summer classes, ever. Even in Trumpets. It was a fun experience being in dance class again, after a year or so. One thing I love about GC, Is that I not only learn the choreography, I also got to know more about my character as a dancer.

I learned that you really should lower down your pride. I know that there will always be someone better than me, even if my mom thinks that I'm the best. Haha. Another thing with dancing is that you don't really have to be good at it. You should always enjoy what your doing otherwise you're just wasting your time.

Recital day came and I enjoyed every bit of it. I loved seeing the performances of the other classes and of course, seeing ACDT, AirForce, UPSDT, and Legit Status perform. Honestly, I think Legit Status was the most solid performance. It was amazing and inspiring. Plus, I love how Coach Vimi choreographed Bad Blood. If you didn't know, he's also the coach of Legit and ACDT.

If I were to sum up the day, it'd be the recital and meeting old friends. I met a friend from school who transferred to PSHS, a friend from Trumpets 2013, and a friend from AirForce who I haven't seen in two years or so. It was good seeing their faces and talking to them face-to-face again.

The only thing that I hated about the day was that when I got a video of some of the performances, it didn't have any audio. I mean, do you know how awkward it is to watch a dance video without the music?

Intermediate 2015!

1. Marianas Trench - Ever After
   Significant song: All
   No, the song itself isn't named "All" but I honestly love everything about this album especially when I listen to the songs in chronological order. 
2. Marianas Trench - Masterpiece TheatreSignificant song: All
   Same with Ever After, I don't have a particular favourite but I love every song in the album. Maybe because Marianas Trench is my most favourite band.
3. Don Broco - PrioritiesSignificant song: Priorities
   I just started listening to this band a few days ago and I like their music. Their song "Priorities" is one of my favourites because this is the first song I ever listened to from them.
4. Beyoncé - Beyoncé
   Significant song: Flawless
   Of course, I had to put the Queen B in here. I remember watching an interview for this album and two of the songs were just ad lib. She listened to the beat and the beat got sicka. Just kidding, the words came out of her mouth and produced music.
5. Paramore - ParamoreSignificant song: Proof
   I haven't listened to Paramore in a while and when I pulled this up on Spotify, I loved every second of it. 
6. Sleeping With Sirens - With Ears To See, And Eyes To HearSignificant song: The Left Side of Everything
7. Sleeping With Sirens - If You Were A Movie, This Would Be Your SoundtrackSignificant song: Scene Two - Roger Rabbit
   The songs of this album were acoustic versions of their songs from other albums. I liked how they titled each song with a "Scene". It was a break from the usual punk music.
8. Sleeping With Sirens - Let's Cheers To ThisSignificant song: If You Can't Hang
9. Sleeping With Sirens - FeelSignificant song: Alone (ft. MGK)
   The past four albums were all by SWS. I love their albums and what they sing about.
10. Pierce The Veil - Selfish MachinesSignificant song: Bulletproof Love
    This was the first song I listened to from Pierce The Veil. I liked it because of the line "my love for you was bulletproof but you're the one who shot me."
11. Pierce The Veil - Collide With The SkySignificant song: King For A Day (ft. Kellin Quinn)
12. Panic! At The Disco - Vices & VirtuesSignificant song: Let's Kill Tonight
13. Panic! At The Disco - A Fever You Can't Sweat Out
    Significant song: There's A Reason Why These Tables Are Numbered Honey, You Just Haven't Thought Of It Yet
    One of the main reasons why I love Panic! is their song titles.
14. Panic! At The Disco - Too Weird To Live, Too Rare To Die!Significant song: This Is Gospel
15. Panic! At The Disco - Pretty. Odd.Significant song: Nine In The Afternoon
    The reason why Nine In The Afternoon is a significant song is because it's the first song that I've ever heard from P!ATD. Another reason why I love P!ATD is that almost every album, it's different. Sure there are similarities but not everything is the same.
16. My Chemical Romance - The Black Parade
    Significant song: All
    I just... can't choose one. All of the songs in this album are incredible and I love every single one of them. And, this is the first album I listened to from MCR.
17. My Chemical Romance - Danger Days: The True Lives Of The Fabulous Killjoys
    Significant song: Planetary GO!
    I have a poster of MCR in my room and I haven't taken it down since. Believe me or not, MCR is my first favourite band. The band that got me listening to P!ATD, FOB, and other great bands.
18. My Chemical Romance - Conventional Weapons
    Significant song: The Light Behind Your Eyes
    [ugly sobbing] THIS WAS THE LAST ALBUM MCR RELEASED BEFORE THEY BROKE UP.
19. My Chemical Romance - Three Cheers For Sweet Revenge
    Significant song: Helena
    [more ugly sobbing]
20. Mallory Knox - Signals
    Significant song: Wake Up
    I found this band on Spotify while listening to Don Broco. I found that they were similar and yes. I love this album.
21. Marina & the Diamonds - The Family Jewels
    Significant song: Oh No!
    I fount MATD on YouTube while watching this tribute to Homestuck's Vriska Serket (who is my most favourite character in Homestuck <33) and Oh No! was the song used for the video. Sadly, this album isn't on Spotify.
22. Marina & the Diamonds - Electra Heart
    Significant song: Primadonna
    I love Primadonna only because of her performance on a show once. It was very simple yet Marina performed the song like she had no problem at all.
23. John Mayer - Battle Studies
    Significant song: Edge of Desire
    How could I not put John Mayer in here? This was the first album that I've ever listened to that's from him. I found the song Edge of Desire in one of Isaiah Munoz's choreography videos which I found very alluring.
24. Ed Sheeran - +
    Significant song: Drunk
    Ed Sheeran is another mandatory thing in this list. His songs can be so feel-y especially when eating ice cream.
25. Ed Sheeran - X
    Significant song: Tenerife Sea
    I discovered this album when Thinking Out Loud became popular. I loved that song until I got sick of it. I still find myself singing it sometimes, to be honest.
26. Mindy Gledhill - Pocketful of Poetry
    Significant song: Pocketful of Poetry
    Her songs can instantly put me in a good mood. If I listen to this while walking, I'll feel like skipping instead of boring old walking.
27. 5 Seconds of Summer - 5 Seconds of Summer
    Significant song: Amnesia
    I love the boys of 5SOS. They're not a band I'm dying for but I love the fact that they're friends with MTrench, PTV, FOB, and SWS. I remember seeing the hype of this band and thought that they were something like 1D but I was wrong. 
28. Sam Smith - In The Lonely Hour
    Significant song: All
    I love how Sam Smith came out before he released this album. The reason why he came out before releasing it was because he didn't want people to think of him differently. This album can be so #hugot most of the time. I feel like Sam Smith is a normal person who takes his experience and turns them into song lyrics. I wanna have coffee with him and just talk.
29. Fall Out Boy - Folie a Deux
    Significant song: America's Sweetheart
    America's Sweetheart was the first song I've heard from FOB and I thought that it was a catchy tune. It was a while before I started listening to the whole album and their other albums so this wasn't the first album I've heard from them.
30. Fall Out Boy - Infinity On High
    Significant song: Thnks fr th Mrmrs
    This was the first album I've listened to from FOB. I thought Thnks fr th Mrmrs was a cool song so I thought I'd check out the rest of the album.
31. Fall Out Boy - From Under The Cork Tree
    Significant song: Sugar We're Going Down
    We're going down down dudududdwaaaaaaa and suga we going down swinging. I'll be yo number wun witha bulle a loaded cod complex cock it and pull it.
32. Fall Out Boy - Take This To Your Grave
    Significant song: Dead On Arrival
33. Fall Out Boy - Save Rock and Roll
    Significant song: All
    This album came out in 2013, right after their hiatus. The world was going mad because it hasn't heard anything from FOB in three years. This album was kind of pop-ish but I like the irony. Save rock and roll but their music had a hint of pop.
34. Fall Out Boy - Believers Never Die
    Significant song: All
    Duh, how could I put a best hits album in here without liking all of the songs?
35. Angus & Julia Stone - Angus & Julia Stone
    Significant song: Death-Defying Acts
    Listening to them while falling asleep was a pretty good feeling. Their songs have this vibe that you just don't want to be killed. (heh music reference)
36. John Legend - Love In The Future
    Significant song: All Of Me
    I don't know if I'm the only one who's sick of hearing All of Me. I love that song until my ears were tired from listening to it. I remember trying to learn the song on the piano and listening to it over and over again. Nonetheless, the song is the kind of song you'd want to serenade someone with. Listen to the whole album, it is amazing.
37. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - The Heist
    Significant song: Ten Thousand Hours
    I have to say, when Thrift Shop came out, it got stuck in my head. When Can't Hold Us was released, I got addicted. I thought "hmm maybe the whole album is good." I checked it out and I love the way Macklemore raps.
38. ByStarlight - Antics
    Significant song: Here's To The Times
    I found out this group when Josh Ramsay said that if you changed one word in Mtrench's song called "Here's To The Zeroes", you'd get a ByStarlight song.
39. The 1975 - The 1975
    Significant song: Fallingforyou
    I kept seeing this band on my twitter feed and I wondered what the hype was so I listened to them on Spotify. Their songs are the kind of songs I'd listen to while reading a book. I don't know what the opinions are of the others but I like their music.
40. All Time Low - Nothing Personal
    Significant song: Weightless
    Ah yes, ATL. One of the most popular punk pop bands. I found out about them around 2010. This was the time when I listened to MCR and started exploring similar bands.
41. All Time Low - So Wrong, It's Right
    Significant song: Remembering Sunday
42. Arctic Monkeys - AM
    Significant song: R U Mine?
    Another one of the bands that seem to be popular today. Their songs are the kind of songs you'd want to listen to while driving, I'd say. I'm not legal to drive yet though. Nonetheless, it's fun to listen to in car trips.
43. The Cab - Symphony Soldier
    Significant song: Angel With A Shotgun
44. Daft Punk - Daft PunkSignificant song: All
    Who could not like Daft Punk? I mean, their music is something unique. I don't even know what genre they fit in.
45. Foxes - Glorious
    Significant song: Youth
    Foxes's cover art for her singles and this album are minimalist but for some reason, I really like them. It's just Foxes wearing something simple, a solid colour background, some wind, and words.
46. Goo Goo Dolls - Magnetic
    Significant song: Rebel Beat
    YES. THE GOO GOO DOLLS. They're my favourite old-ish band. I know they've been in the music industry for a while now but I don't exactly know how long. Their music brings me to a good mood instantly.
47. Goo Goo Dolls - Dizzy Up The Girl
    Significant song: Slide
48. He Is We - My Forever
    Significant song: All About Us
    I made a mistake in putting the cover art in the collage. Anyway, their songs make you want to fall in love. I mean the tune and the lyrics of the songs are sweet and I think this whole album could be a soundtrack for a chick flick.
49. Jason Derulo - Tattoos
    Significant song: Marry Me
    This is an odd one out on the list but I don't know why like it?
50. Jason Mraz - Love Is A Four Letter Word
    Significant song: Everything Is Sound
    Another artist who I really love listening to when I'm sad.
51. Jason Mraz - We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things
    Significant song: I'm Yours
52. Justin Bieber - Believe
    Significant song: Fall
    DON'T JUDGE. I've been a belieber since 2010 and I still am. I just haven't been as intense as I was a few years ago. I never stopped unliking biebs and he still gives me goosebumps when I listen to his songs. Oh, and I was supposed to put the acoustic album in here but I figured, they'd kinda be the same.
53. Justin Bieber - My World 2.0
    Significant Song: Up
    I could not stop listening to the album when I got it. I was addicted to this. This album made me love Justin a lot and it made me a belieber. I remember being so sad because I wasn't able to go to his concert here in 2010.
54. Justin Bieber - Journals
    Significant song: All That Matters
    I remember Justin's #MusicMondays and I loved every single one of them. His voice always makes me cry because it's so good.
55. The Killers - Battleborn
    Significant song: Miss Atomic Bomb
56. Magic! - Don't Kill The Magic
    Significant song: Rude
    I love the vibe of their songs. I think I'd describe them as "songs to sing in the shower"
57. The Maine - Black and White
    Significant song: Listen To Your Heart
58. The Maine - Can't Stop Won't Stop
    Significant song: Everything I Ask For
59. The Maine - Forever Halloween
    Significant song: These Four Words
    The Maine is one of my forever favourite bands of all time. They've changed a little bit but I still love them.
60. The Maine - American Candy
    Significant song: (Un)lost
    Yes, I know this recently came out. I listened to it and I absolutely loved it.
61. Matt Webb - Right Direction
    Significant song: Heartbreakers
    Matt Webb! Of Marianas Trench! He also makes music!
62. Mayday Parade - A Lesson In Romantics
    Significant song: Miserable At Best
63. The Oversight - Far From Gone
    Significant song: Black and White
    I heard about them because my cousin is the drummer for this band. Their lyrics are really something different, that's why I like their music.
64. Sara Bareilles - Kaleidoscope Heart
    Significant song: Kaleidescope Heart
    Sara! I love her songs! They're so calming and they're sooooo relatable.
65. Sara Bareilles - The Blessed Unrest
    Significant song: I Choose You
66. SNCKPCK - Songs For Someone You Love
    Significant song: Oh Darling Deer
    This album is so cute. I love how Snck made it purely just his voice and his uke. I remember watching one of his livestreams and he was performing Oh Darling Deer live. It was like a mini SNCKPCK concert.
67. TaeYang - Solar
    Significant song: Wedding Dress
    Wedding Dress was the first ever K-pop song I ever got addicted to. Now I'm studying how to play it on the piano.
68. Tonight Alive - All Shapes and Disguises
    Significant song: To Die For
69. We The Kings - Somewhere Somehow
    Significant song: Queen of Hearts
    WTK has more of a summer vibe. Their songs are catchy and they're the kind to make you remember things from those two months of heat, fun, and experiences.
70. You Me At Six - Hold Me Down
    Significant song: All
    This was the first album I've listened to from YMAS and I love all of the songs. YMAS was also one of the first bands I listened to from their genre.
71. You Me At Six - Sinners Never Sleep
    Significant song: Jaws On the Floor
72. You Me At Six - Cavalier Youth
    Significant song: Too Young To Feel Old