Hordes of people screaming and crying at the very sight of him. Nationwide tours in large, packed arenas to an adoring mass of fans holding signs and wearing his merchandise.
After waiting outside in lines for hours, these fans scream uncontrollably, but who can blame them? They're seeing their favorite celebrity in person, in real life. There's no screen in between you and them.
"I can't believe it's really them." Unbelievable, isn't it. It's them in the actual flesh. Smiles creep around everywhere. I saw them on TV, but now it's really there. "He's in my vicinity." Screams echo around the packed arena, undoubtedly because everyone is thinking the same thing.
For a second you're just in complete awe. Then they start, and they have your full support. You cheer along, chant all the hits exactly when you need to.
Everyone around you is just as big a fan as you are, and together you belt out your favorites at the top of your lungs. You feel such a sense of community with these other fans.
You cheer when they smile back at you. They thank you for coming out, but all you can think is "no, thank you. Thank you for existing, thank you for helping me through such hard times. Thank you for everything that you do and working so hard for your fans."
But all you can do is scream and cheer. You support them without them knowing all you do. You defend them against their haters on the internet and defend them despite the risk of losing the respect of your friends and family. You support them no matter what they do, even if they do offensive things and are rude.
Who am I talking about? What did I just describe?
If you're deciding between either a Trump Rally or a Justin Bieber Concert, you're right.
An overwhelmingly large amount of Trump's supporters are rural and frankly, poor. To be honest, I have been waiting for their enlightenment. I was waiting for Trump supporters to realize exactly what they have gotten this entire country into once Trump started to cut crucial programs that keep them alive, like Meals on Wheels.
Too bad I didn't account for the fact that these people worship Trump. For example, there was a Florida Trump supporter who refused to take off her Make America Great Again hat in her driver's license photo, and cited religion as her reason.
These people support Trump the way Beliebers support Justin Bieber. That metaphor is scarily accurate. Trump supporters won't "wake up." They're as devoted to Trump as a 13 year old is to Bieber.