Personal Narrative: Tyler

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I may have more than a thousand people surrounding me at the moment, but no one is as important to me as Tyler Joseph. I have never cared and appreciated someone’s life as much as Tylers’. Tyler is the singer in the two person band, TwentyOnePilots. This band has done so much for me, it is very difficult to describe. Tyler has mainly made me feel overwhelmingly important, he makes me feel optimistic when needed, he gives me hope every day of my life, but most important of all, he keeps me alive. Tyler is one of the only people that can make me instantly smile. Just the feeling I get when I simply see a picture of him smiling makes me feel very warm and fuzzy inside. His smile is one of the most genuine, pure smiles I have ever seen. His lyrics radiate sense of hope towards toward the audience every single time he performs, along with the drummer. There is many days where one can feel down in the dumps, but he can easily fix that just with the motive of his lyrics. It’s as if you were to be lifted from quicksand, they are the ones who reach out to help. His strong attempts to make the people surrounding him optimistic, hopeful really reach out to me and many others. He is loved by many for that. …show more content…

This feeling comes from how much I relate to him and the content he produces. His raw, passionate, energetic attitude on stage makes me feel a fuse of emotions just like him. He tells us in his lyrics that he battles many demons in his mind just like most of us. Tyler deeply knows the feelings and emotions a human gets so he makes lyrics based on that. He knows that most of battle our own demons just like he did for the longest time, and still does to this day. He shows his fans love and how much they matter to him in a variety of ways and I truly appreciate that from

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