Vishi's Views

Hello! This will be a very quick post. Music has no limits. It doesn't matter hold you are, what your culture or back ground is or anything, music appeals to everybody. I know a lot of people get judged or teased about the artists they like, I sure do. Your friends and family may have asked, "Why do you like {band/artist's name}? in a judgmental way which can make you feel embarrassed. In my experience, people have a way of making you feel like you have done or are doing something wrong when you haven't. They look at you like "Why are you here?" People judge me for being a fan of the musicians I'm a fan of, one group in particular. In the past, it has made me feel a little sad and embarrassed but now I ignore those people and their comments. Age shouldn't matter. There is no rule that says you have to be a teenager to be a fan of a teen band/ celebrity or you have to be an adult to be a fan of an adult band/celebrity. Some parents and even g...

Hello, In this post, I am sharing some thoughts on social media. Social media has made some people believe that we need to have certain things, look a certain way and be a certain type of person to be relevant. The truth is, we are all relevant and we are all worth it, no matter what society says. Just because someone has thousands of followers and their photos show a perfect life, it does not mean everything is perfect. They could actually be going through a tough time like we all do. We rarely show the low points in our lives. Recently, I have learnt a few things from being on social media, especially Instagram. I have met some amazing people on it. A few of them have become my best friends but I have also gone through some very tough times because of some people I started talking to. There are both good and bad things about social media. It is great for connecting people all over the world. We can keep in touch with school friends and family, communicate with co-w...

Hello! As the Commonwealth Games are on in the Gold Coast right now, I'm going to share some of my favorite moments from past Commonwealth and Olympic games. 1.The 1996 US women's gymnastics team won the first ever gold medal for the United States in the team competition. 2. Cathy Freeman won the 400m race at the Sydney 200 olympic games 3. The Australian team - Chris Fydler, Ian Thorpe, Ashley Callus and Michael Klim, won the 100m           Freestyle relay in Sydney. 4. Kerryn McCann captured the nation's hearts as she celebrated her victory in the women's marathon at the 2006 Commonwealth games in Melbourne. 5. Jamaica's Usain Bolt Celebrated his 100m final win at the 2008 olympics in Beijing.  6. Weightlifter Mathias Steiner held and kissed a photo of his late wife as he received his gold medal on the podium in 2008. 7. Nastia Liukin became the gymnastics All Around Champion and Shawn Johnson won the silver ...

Hello!   After being quiet and inactive on social media for months, Australian boy band Instereo announced that they were parting ways to pursue different things yesterday. Now there are a lot of heartbroken fans who have shed tears and posted messages of love and support on Instagram. I have been a fan of In Stereo, as they were originally known, since they were on The X Factor in 2015 and have seen them perform live and met them many times. I have also written about them, their music and shows here on the blog and had the chance to interview Chris and Jakob last December.  Now, I will tell you a little about my experience as a 'Stereonator.' 1. Watched In Stereo on The X Factor in 2015 and voted for them a lot. I was in the audience for their final live show. 2. Met In Stereo for the first time the day They were voted off The X Factor. I arrived at the channel 7 studios where they were doing interviews very early in the morning an...