Lady Who Went for The Experience 2025 Mentions Why She Didn’t Enjoy Concert, Shares What She Saw
- A Nigerian lady who attended The Experience shared her encounter at the event, which was held at Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos
- She described what she saw people doing that made her not enjoy the gospel concert the way she wanted to
- Her post sparked mixed reactions as it trended online, as some agreed with her, while others shared their different experiences
A Nigerian lady who attended The Experience 2025 shared what she saw at the concert that made her not enjoy it.
The Experience 2025 is one of the world's largest gospel concerts hosted in Lagos, featuring singers from different parts of the world.
Source: TikTok
Lady reviews The Experience 2025
In a TikTok post by @lepaciousvikki, she mentioned three things she didn’t like about the concert she attended.
She captioned her post:
“My reviews at The Experience 20 yesterday. At this point, they should start selling tickets, because the way some people came just to disturb is alarming…especially those trumpet people.
“The crowd wasn’t vibing with some of the songs, and honestly… I think people are getting too familiar with the same gospel artistes every year. We need some surprises.
“But the part that finished me is Fighting. At a worship concert?? Like are you okay?? Honestly, I didn’t enjoy this year’s Experience the way I wanted to, Not because the concert was bad, but because the trumpet sound was too much.
“Glad I was there…see you all next year.”
Speaking about the vuvuzela blowers, she added:
“I almost start videoing them but I don’t just want to involve myself in the drama.”
See her post below:
In a chat with Legit.ng, Victor Echabor, a regular attendee at The Experience, shared his experience at this year's gospel concert.
His words:
"For years, The Experience concert always begin at 7pm but for 2025 Experience, the sound was having issues at 7pm. Instead of starting the program, they started showcasing fireworks while working on the sound. At a point, there was smoke on the stage and people were confused at a point. The program then started by 9pm after they had worked on the sound.
"As for the artistes, they had a good choice of gospel ministers but the sound was really bad even during the program. Still, we enjoyed ourselves despite the sounds not giving us what we usually have."
Reactions trail lady’s review of The Experience
@LOVETH said:
"The vuvuzela traumatized me, make I no lie I nearly fight."
@Adegold said:
"Fight no dey my angle o Infact it was fun. I really enjoyed this year’s experience and pls what’s an experience without trumpet ??"
@SKINCARE VENDOR(Luluubeauty) said:
"@Dusin oyekah time was to short considering his type of ministrations."
@Finnew Fintech NG said:
"I enjoyed mine to the fullest, na you know wetin you dey talk."
@tupex_xx said:
"Well said honestly.I got there early and I can say the ushers didn’t really do their work well.Next year they need a lot of adjustment.The rate on indecent dressing this year was alarming Kilode. They should start registering before you attend the concert abeg.This way they can control the crowd.The side I was too they fought like for 30mins security didn’t come while some security were looking at them from afar.Can we talk about the fact that the artists weren’t given enough time to sing, oh lord."
Source: Instagram
In related stories, a lady who attended the Hallelujah Festival shared her experience, while another streamed the Hallelujah Challenge programme while inside a club.
Lady shares encounter at The Experience
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that another 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 occurrence at the yearly gospel music concert.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
