I believe everyone is familiar with the newly debuted group nine percent, because the nine trainees in the group were selected through the popular reality talent show "Idol Trainee" last month. On tomorrow's 5th, this group will start a national tour-style meeting, and the first stop is in Shanghai.
In order to promote this first meeting, the official has done a lot of effort. On April 24, it was first revealed that all nine percent went to the United States to train dances, and then released behind-the-scenes pictures of recording songs in Westlake Recording Studios on the 28th. It was a good intention.
NINE PERCENT Shanghai meeting tickets are divided into three gears, including the fifth-floor stand (699), the second-floor stand (1099), and the inner court (1699). In fact, a new idol group has no excellent works, just one is a fan meeting, and the ticket price set by the organizer can be said to be ridiculously high. Even so, the enthusiastic fans could not stop them from sweeping away all the tickets that were on sale at that time.
Even at that time, many non-fan netizens acted as scalpers to "sweep" the ticket sales website, and then added money to get rid of it.
Moreover, the organizer also has his own small plan. Only a small number of tickets sold online at the original price, and most of the other tickets are sold through third parties at a price increase. Naturally, those fans who really want to see their idols become the ones who pay the most. It can be said that the organizer's eating habits are quite ugly, which makes fans of true love feel heartbroken.
At the same time, the concert of King Zhou was also full of chaos. Although the ticket price setting is quite considerate to the audience, there are 5 gears in total, the most expensive in-field is 2,580 yuan, and the lowest is only 580 yuan. The starting point is good, but the tickets are snatched up by scalpers every time they start selling, and then they are sold to fans who really want to go. Especially today, the organizer of Chengdu Station was exposed to scandals such as bundling sales, hosting ticket sales with scalpers, and even being interviewed by the Culture, Radio, Film, Press and Publication Bureau. It can be said that these organizers were blinded by interests and used the feelings of fans to make ill-gotten money.
The editor sincerely hopes that similar meetings and concerts in the future can be more formal, and relevant departments can also intervene and take care of them. Don’t slam the enthusiasm of the audience and consume the feelings of fans.
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