24 HRS IN JAPAN

Has anyone missed me? I see a couple people asking for the vlog, so pop it in the morning, I'm supplying you. Yeah, I'm in Japan, and I thought the first vlog was a long day, but watch out this day on Veil. Wake up 5 a.m. on the right side of the bed, feeling ambitious for let me go, do a 5k. It's funny, because I thought I was a madman, then I walked into the gym and I see my managers in there as well. It's the only two uncivilised mental health patients in the whole hotel that are awake, trying to deep madness at that time of the morning. It's good to know we're both going through it together. So after the run, I went and killed some time, wait for the man into wake up, then we went back to the gym down a normal session, but was multitasking, because for those who don't know, I've got a clothing line. It's good to send off at anyone who's mispronounced in it, or don't know by S.Y. and Sino. But anyway, season the day in orderly fashion. We went to this traditional Japanese restaurant where they don't speak any English. We don't speak any Japanese, so there's bare Google translate going on. They're quite light though. This country's sick, but I've done a lot of travel in here. And Asia's one of the very few that I feel is different. You get a value for your money travelling to countries like this. The culture's ripe, and it's actually differential from other cities, bro. There's a lot of places in Europe and America, and whatever, it's just copy and paste. I feel like everywhere is the same, but you actually feel like you're somewhere different. When they do all you have to do, which is go shopping when you're in Japan. Live.expectations. And some money. I knew the day was long, and I even forgot that I did this. I went and said, "Kasio had caught us and meet the CEO of Kasio." This whole team was proper cool, like they showed everyone love. Even showered me with some gifts, so I was feeling super spoiled. Yeah, that was a proper cool experience when I'm kind of... Can I just thank Tiktok and everyone he's getting on to me for using the terms, "Can't lie, I'm not going to lie to you much." I was dying when I watched that back. Thanks to you guys, I'm now on a journey to having a more eloquent speech. But yeah, this is me. That's my synopopopop, where we had a collaboration with Verdi, my boyfriend, who apparently got a cool brand. I'm not too sure if you could tell by my body language or my facial expressions how tired I was here, but this is me racing back to the hotel to try and get a power not before I got to go and do two shows. Drop the bags into the room, jump into the bed, close the blinds, close my eyes. For two hours, open the blinds, order room service, then hit the road. I've been a bit stressed at the moment here. I'm a little bit spread thin. Why I feel that? Naturally, I'm not the greatest at delegating tasks, so I've had a lot to do. I'm getting my shit to give us slowly, but surely. But one of my coping mechanisms is just waking up and going with a flow. Living in a moment, I can't plan. I don't want to know what I have to do tomorrow. I just wake up and do what I'm told. That's a gift in the curse, but today was a gift because I was pleasantly surprised when I walked out on stage. To be fair, every time I step out on stage, it's like the gift that keeps on giving. Anyway, yet first show done now and to the second one, club appearance. I've got about a few hours until I need to be at the airport. So I'm going to do this quickly in and out. It's about 3am. I think my lobby cools at about seven o'clock. I need to pack my bags or go home. I call a good boy, go make a tea, pack my bag, wash my skin and go again.