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Hello, My Name is Abby, and I Saw Kevin Federline Live. IT WAS FREE!

November 9th, 2006 · 4 Comments · Embarrassments, Issues of Modernity

Afternoon K-Fed Extravaganza Update! Trent posted four of my pictures (two of which I posted earlier here below), a chunk of my recap and a bunch of other links and stuff from the K-Fed show. Meanwhile, the AP video was also picked up by Perez. In short, Dan and I are now minor internet celebrities… among people who we already knew who came across our awe-struck evaluation of the K-Fed show while going about their normal internet activities. Awesome.

Here’s the concert recap I emailed to Trent, my favorite celeb gossip blogger:

Hey Trent,

So last night was pretty weird. At about 7:30 there were already about 200 people there, which I’ve heard is more than he pulled in NYC, so it was pretty clear that the curiosity factor was really drawing people in (or making them decide to pick up the FREE TICKETS House of Blues emailed their listserv about). After a decent rap opener (don’t know who they were) and a really horrendous R&B opener (some girl… not sure who), K-Fed finally took the stage at about 9:10. By then the place was still not packed, but maybe 200 more people had shown up–there were people in the boxes and filling up the bar areas in front. Meanwhile, the crowd was pretty much wasted–there was a whole group of people dressed up AS K-Fed who could barely stand up by the time he actually came onstage. But when he did, the place went a little nuts.


After a few songs, a some people were shouting Britney’s name and some guys were shouting FED-EX and had signs. Eventually, the guy K-Fed raps with said, “Yeah, we have FedEx accounts… and for all you haters, thanks for supporting our cause!” At which point the place erupted in laughter because NOBODY PAID FOR THEIR TICKETS! It was like a $2 “convenience fee” or something, but HoB was giving them away online. Kevin also made some crack about “keeping the Ferrari,” which illuminated a rather sad aspect of his whole show–the guy’s got a TON of lyrics about his high-spending lifestyle. Which the entire world knows is now OVER.


He and the guy he raps with were both inviting everybody to the afterparty at Cabaret (I hope you get a report from that… yikes), and Kevin made a few remarks about the fine ladies of Chicago, how we should come to the party because he’s a free man now. Stay away! The world doesn’t need more K-Fed offspring! Other than the guy he raps with and his DJ, K-Fed also brought along two sub-par dancers. He did join them to treat us to a very short dance break, which was fine… otherwise they were pretty stupid and random. K-Fed started getting a little agitated, it seemed, toward the end of the show. I think people were yelling stuff at him, and there were definitely projectiles–beer cans, a sweatshirt, a blown up condom balloon bouncing around. Everybody was pretty much egging him on and heckling him all night.

Anyway, K-Fed took two breaks in his “set,” I got kicked out about 30 minutes into it for taking pictures–oops! I was pretty pissed, but five minutes later, the friends I’d gone with called and said it was already over. So that was it! 35 minutes of Federline glory. I feel pretty sorry for him (because seriously… nobody there a) paid or b) cared about his music), but I gotta say that he’s not a bad looking guy. He’ll drift into obscurity and marry some nice ho. :)

PS: if you go to www.ajc.com and scroll down to the “Kevin talks about Britney” link, you get a video that includes me and my boyfriend talking about the awesomeness. At the end of the video, he enters the afterparty and you hear some guy in the background say “Oh my god, it’s K-Fed” and then a girl laughs maniacally–that pretty much captures the spirit of the night.
That’s my tale of K-Fed… I survived, my ears didn’t bleed, and there’s photo evidence that I attended. Something to tell the grandkids, for sure.

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  • Dennis

    Hi Abby!

    You got kicked out? Man, that show was hilarious. I think there some superfans there though!!! I heard some girls doing that “I love you shriek” right in my ear.

    I’m partially deaf now, mostly from the poor rapping skills and a little bit due to the high pitched girlies near my head.

    My voice also sounds froggy because I was laughing and shouting a lot.

  • Kathleen

    um, i hope to god my grandkids have no idea who k-fed is. YIKES.

  • Liz Pardue

    As stated on Facebook, you’re officially my hero. You got kicked out of a K-Fed show a day after he found out he was getting divorced…. You’re just the greatest being on the planet.
    Oh, the majesty of Abby.

  • emily

    you are officially a big deal. you don’t even smell like rich mahogany, you smell like rich k-feddery.

    seriously. amazing.

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