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Hey, everyone 

I literally ran out of topics to discuss this week, but I wanted to come on here anyway because four days is too long to go without posting. I actually want to do something like the video of the day and maybe do something else about pics of the day. There are tons of pictures and videos of Foster The People on the interwebz, so I'm going to be talking about that today. Writer's block is a bitch, and then you die! 

Almost every single photo I tweet is from Getty Images, and that's exactly where I found these two photographs. It's the band performing at Not So Silent Night presented by Radio dot com at Barclay's Center in New York, NY on December 6, 2018. I love the close up of Mark Foster's face while he's singing, and it just brings you into the moment with him. 

The photo I chose as the thumbnail was taken on November 12, 2021 on day one of the Pal Norte festival at Parque Fundidora in Monterrey, Mexico. I really love live shots of FTP because their sets are so colorful and aesthetically pleasing from what I've seen on YouTube. I have yet to see Foster The People in concert, but I'm sure it's always fantastic and high-energy as the concerts online showcase. 

Speaking of live shows, the clip below is of the band performing “I Love My Friends” at San Antonio Aztec Theatre on October 5, 2017 in Texas. Enjoy it!

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