DistantNews
Support us
After her historic career shows, Jessica Shy says she will not let in anger or envy
🇱🇹 Lithuania /Culture & Society

After her historic career shows, Jessica Shy says she will not let in anger or envy

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

At a glance

News Named sources Outcome reported
  • Jessica Shy thanked her fans and team after two large concerts at Vingis Park in Vilnius.
  • She said she was still struggling to process the end of the long-awaited shows.
  • The singer said she would reject spite, anger and envy, and was proud of what they had created together.

Jessica Shy said she still could not fully comprehend that her long-awaited shows at Vilnius’ Vingis Park had ended.

Tomorrow, it feels like we will continue preparing for the Vingis concerts as usual. Not one part of my body understands that it is over. I will have to digest it little by little.

— Jessica ShyShe described her difficulty processing the end of the concerts.

“Tomorrow, it feels like we will continue preparing for the Vingis concerts as usual. Not one part of my body understands that it is over. I will have to digest it little by little,” she wrote.

The singer thanked her team and fans for helping create what she called a special story. “An inhuman THANK YOU to you and the team,” she wrote.

I will not let in a single spiteful remark, anger or envy. We are proud of what we created. And I would not change anything.

— Jessica ShyShe said negativity would not diminish her pride in the shows.

She also said she would not allow hostility to overshadow the achievement. “I will not let in a single spiteful remark, anger or envy. We are proud of what we created. And I would not change anything,” Jessica Shy wrote. She said the shared experience had helped many people believe they were not so divided or distant from one another, describing the moment as the noblest feeling she had experienced on the journey and “absolutely unforgettable and indelible.”

I believe many people, simply by being there, came to believe that we are not so divided and distant from one another.

— Jessica ShyShe reflected on the audience’s shared experience.
About this summary

Originally published by Delfi in Lithuanian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.

More Stories

From Our Blog