I believe that a concert's flow is extremely important, and thought that the order of everyone could have been better. Unfortunately, everyone tends to leave right after a performance. Luckily, I tend to stay a little later whenever I go to an event at SAP to let the crowd die down before I leave, so it was a nice surprise that there was another artist. Any artist who got to perform a 15 minute set after Lizzo's (45-60 minute one), is at a disadvantage especially when it came off as Lizzo's performance was the last of the night. But I didn't feel like NCT 127 got that chance, regardless if they are kpop or not. Maybe see an artist that I only somewhat liked before, but fell in love after seeing them perform. I like going to these Christmas concerts hosted by local radio stations to see my favorite artists perform, but also to see new trending artists that I would never go see individually. But I was a little disappointed that after Lizzo's long set (amazing btw), the group only performed 3-4 songs after a good majority of people left. It was fine, I guess, because when a majority of everyone left after Lizzo, everyone who had stayed for NCT 127 didn't have to deal with the long line to get our purses at the baggage claim and traffic wasn't bad. I had thought that Halsey was originally headlining, and was happy that Lizzo was the 'headliner,' but I was confused how NCT 127 performed dead last. All the performances were great, but if I am being honest, the lineup order was odd.

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