My biggest hope is that it ends up with a presale for us nerds that came in earlier, at least before ticket scalping becomes such a huge thing. Either codes to the first emails that signed up, streaming platform top 5% or something.

Any opportunities for meet and greets or verified fan things in the future/on tour? I agree w avoiding the algorithm and am so terrified of not getting tickets/getting to hear this new stuff live after being convinced for years that my 14 hr campout for GSP was the only one I would get to do.
This album is gonna take off in ways we all hope and yet are scared for, is there a way to do secured codes for a presale based on total listening time or something of that nature?

Definition, believe it or not??? I had one childhood friend who listened to him and I ended up WAY farther into this rabbit hole than he did, even 8 years later now. My dream has always been to be a musician, even as I graduate with a degree in architecture this year (Jon if u need a set designer lmk), and I always thought the acoustic videos were the coolest thing. Plot twist, I still watch them constantly and have started producing my own shit on Logic now. I remember when Lawrence was announced and Beautiful Mind came out nearly pissing my pants at the dream of getting to even talk w him and see how his mind works on the production side

Jon's been with me since I was 14, and I'm 22 now. Still my top artist every single year on Spotify.
My first concert was GSP Tour 2019 in Nebraska/Iowa (I flew in from where I was living in Florida at the time) and camped from 7 am to the outdoor show. Ended up on barricade with my boyfriend at the time, and my 60 year old mom in the back near the people with seating as she showed up much later. Security was kind enough to sneak her BEHIND the barricade at the end of the show, and she got to watch me sob my eyes out singing face-to-face with Jon during a rendition of Guillotine and Good Things Fall Apart, which was brand new at the time, at the end. We also got to see Lawrence at one of their first shows, and they have still stayed so close to my heart.

Jon, if you're scrolling this on a long plane flight or a boring afternoon, your music saved my life. I graduate with my first college degree this year and your music speaks more to me now than it did through my teenage years, and I didn't think that was even possible. I will 100% be barricade at the next show, hopefully with a better phone than my iPhone 5 to get to take better pictures.