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Tippy Top Ten: Spring Sendoff

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Here are the Tippy Top Ten Biggest Surprises from the SFSS Spring Sendoff …

 

10. One of the performers had a pronounceable name

9. The beat was only dropped once and it was an accident

8. 3LAU did an entirely acoustic EDM set

7. Tupac hologram refused to perform after not receiving payment

6. MOIEZ’s brother Peter filled in for him without anyone realizing it

5. A few attendants retained their sense of hearing

4. The exact same song was played over six times

3. FKYA turned out to be a juggling act

2. Concert was briefly hijacked by the Putty Patrol

1. The mother died and Ted started dating Robin

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