<human>: Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?

So Reddit, this Sunday is commencement for my school. Michelle Obama, who happens to be the sister of our basketball coach, decided to be the keynote speaker for it. 

At first, I thought this was really cool. All political beliefs aside, it was an opportunity to witness a figure from history make a speech on my behalf as a graduate. It's a 'once in a lifetime' kind of appeal. So I registered to walk for my graduation. I went to commencement last year, and found it wasn't all that bad and a pretty casual occasion. So I thought: Why not?

Now it is a few days before commencement, and tons of new security regulations have been implemented (understandably). Because of this, the format of graduation has changed to what is essentially volunteered detainment until the actual ceremony in order for graduates to not get snuck any kinda weapons or... something to the effect of offensive to the wife of the president.

To top it off, I have met people who have no reason to go to the ceremony now, but are going simply for the excuse of seeing her. They had no reason to go, no graduates to see, they're just there to watch her speech. In short, a ceremony that is all about graduation is now all about Michelle Obama.

So I guess my question is something like this: Is it even worth going to this? I don't think I'll get any enjoyment out of it on my own. It was meant for my family, but my dad backed out and my grandmother can't make it. So family isn't really going to be an issue. In fact, the only one who would go to see me is my GF, and she's kinda indifferent. She'll only go if I go. But, it's commencement. You only graduate a select few times in your life. So I'm at an impass.
<bot>: Michelle Obama is the keynote speaker at my commencement, and because of all the new rules and regulations being put up for her, I've lost interest in going and can't decide if it is worth walking for graduation now.