@kylegfacepage What makes this scene even better is that she’s just a random lady from Detroit who was trying to go to the YMCA & was like “ sure I’ll be in the movie” 😂
@dollopgaga lol I worked security for that awards show and Lady Gaga did NOT break character even back stage. She was committed to that. I will never forget seeing her like that
@KyleGallner Hell yeah dude 🤟🤟 looking forward to it. Also, I saw someone say they have extra tickets for the Chicago screening … I have a friend who cannot make it and has two extra tickets for Feb 3 @7pm - anyone wants them? Hit me up!
@KaysPromotions@KyleGallner I’m probably going the 12th as well. I don’t know when the tickets go on sale but I’m an insane person and I check daily. So if I see them on sale, I will remember and send you message to give you a heads up. Monument releasing on insta has a link in their bio to the tickets!
@LukeBarnett I lost my mom when she was 52- I was 27, she went to bed & never woke up. My Dad then went 8 yrs later suddenly to covid . I never got to say any goodbyes to either of them. Thank you for this. I love the humor and the understanding of grief
My mom died when I was 17. I only have a handful of pictures and zero videos of her. A couple years ago, on my birthday, I got a text from a number I didn’t recognize. It simply said “happy birthday” with a YouTube link. I clicked it and my heart stopped. It was my mom.
I had to pull over immediately. She was telling me how proud she was of me and how she wondered what I’d become. Maybe a policeman, a preacher, or even a clown. I couldn’t believe it.
Well, it turns out the random phone number was my friend Jon’s dad, who had found this video on an old VHS tape they made before a 1999 school event. I was 16.
This experience got me thinking... what if we could have one last conversation with someone we lost?
🚛 The Crossing Over Express is now on @X 👻