Скачать или смотреть John Mayer's concert in Paris - Part 1

John Mayer’s 2024 concert in Paris was a masterclass in how to make a guitar feel like a living, breathing entity—and how to turn a crowd of Parisian cool kids into a gaggle of swooning, slightly embarrassed, emotional wrecks. From the moment he strolled on stage, armed with that signature grin and a guitar that looked like it had been kissed by every sunbeam in the south of France, you knew things were about to get dangerously smooth. John, with his hair looking like it belonged in a shampoo commercial and his casual-but-I'm-too-cool-to-try-too-hard outfit, immediately launched into a riff that probably caused at least 50 hearts to flutter and 200 people to subtly swipe left on their current romantic partners. His voice, as buttery as a croissant fresh out of the oven, effortlessly filled the venue, and every strum seemed to evoke collective sighs from a crowd that was clearly trying not to look like they were falling in love on the spot. But, of course, they were. As John Mayer crooned through hits like Gravity and Your Body is a Wonderland, the crowd was a blend of awe and mild embarrassment, like they’d just had an intimate moment with an old friend who’d somehow turned into a rock god. By the time he picked up that guitar solo with the same casual coolness he might display while choosing a wine, everyone in the audience was questioning all their life choices, because surely no one has ever looked that effortlessly perfect playing a guitar in Paris, right? The only thing smoother than John Mayer’s riffs was the awkwardness in the room as everyone realized they were hopelessly in love with the man who could probably serenade a brick wall and still make it feel special.