Lady Who Attended The Experience 2025 Concert Shares Why She Won’t Attend Next Year, Video Trends

Lady Who Attended The Experience 2025 Concert Shares Why She Won’t Attend Next Year, Video Trends

  • A Nigerian lady who attended The Experience 2025 gospel concert shared what she encountered at the venue of the event
  • She vowed not to attend next year’s edition because of what she saw at the event, posting a video of what people did there
  • Many agreed with her as her video went viral online while some claimed it was a normal occurence at the yearly gospel music concert

A Nigerian lady who attended The Experience 2025 shared what she saw that made her vow not to attend next year's edition.

The Experience 2025 is one of the world's largest gospel concert hosted in Lagos, featuring singers from different parts of the world.

A lady shares why she won't attend The Experience again
A Nigerian lady opens up about her experience at The Experience. Photo: @naijawifeylife1
Source: TikTok

In a TikTok video by @naijawifeylife1, the lady showed people making sounds with vuvuzelas at the venue.

She mentioned that the noise from the instrument was distracting and she wouldn't be attending next year's edition because of that.

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The lady captioned the video:

"The reason why I won't be attending next year's "Experience". The noise was too much and distracting. Gosh! I legit quarrelled with someone because of his insensitive vuvuzuela bllowing. They legit bought this to torment people"

She added in the comments:

"it's really appalling that they can't even differentiate between this non chalant loud noises to the regular and interesting loud sounds that is definitely expected in a church concert. Most of the sounds were intentionally made to provoke and I experienced it with my eyes."

Watch the video below:

Reactions trail lady's encounter at The Experience

@CLOTHES VENDOR IN LAGOS said:

"Fr, it was too bad, They need to ban the vuvuzela."

@Darmihdeeva said:

"I would still go but I discovered that the field behind the stadium is the best with a big screen, good sound, lots of chairs to sit and even very peaceful with less noise."

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DAiCHE_SHOT said:

"Funny how the host does not know you came ! If you like no come thousands go still pull up."

That_black_girl_ said:

"I didn’t attend this year cos of this nonsense!!! I want to go enjoy good sounds and music but these trumpets thing will not allow you so what’s the point? People that are watching online even enjoy it better …. Untill they ban this thing I will not go again."

MAY25th said:

"during hallelujah challenge u cnt see such ,d atmosphere was filled with people ready to praise n pray."

solobossgadgets3 said:

"even when they told them to stop blowiing knockout they didn't listen ooo."
A Nigerian lady opens up about her experience at The Experience
A lady shares why she won't attend The Experience again. Photo: @naijawifeylife1
Source: TikTok

Another lady who attended the Hallelujah Festival shared her experience, while another streamed the Hallelujah Challenge programme while inside a club.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a man who attended the Hallelujah Challenge Festival showed what he saw people doing when the rain started at the venue.

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He shared a video that showed attendees of the program and what they did while it was raining heavily.

His video caught people’s attention online, and they shared their observations about the people's actions.

Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 5+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng