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It was possible to buy Taylor Swift and Coldplay concert tickets up to the very last week
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I hosted some indonesia friends from Medan who managed to get their tickets during the concert. For some reason, they were more resourceful than the locals. Then they explained to me that they had to buy from online travel portals or hotel packages that came bundled with the concert tickets.
Today, it was reported that at over half of the concert-goers were likely from overseas.
Today, it was reported that at over half of the concert-goers were likely from overseas.
Over half of concertgoers 'likely' from overseas[/URL]
https://www.channelnewsasia.com/sin...ldplay-concerts-singapore-economy-mas-4292951
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Apparently, over a hundred thousand Singaporeans were deprived of the opportunity to attend these concerts because our country reserved a huge portion of the tickets for foreigners, despite Singapore hosting these celebrities.
A anesthetist-friend was contemplating to buy resale Coldplay's tickets on Carousell but I warned her of scams.
Look at the disappointed local fans, some of us watched low-res illegal streams on Youtube and loser-influencers held parody concerts-online because we couldn't get to buy the ticket.
I am not advocating fandom but come think of it, why my country always can't place Singaporeans first.
A anesthetist-friend was contemplating to buy resale Coldplay's tickets on Carousell but I warned her of scams.
Look at the disappointed local fans, some of us watched low-res illegal streams on Youtube and loser-influencers held parody concerts-online because we couldn't get to buy the ticket.
I am not advocating fandom but come think of it, why my country always can't place Singaporeans first.
It's the oldest trick in the book, I remember Microsoft, certain Android phone brands and various Tiong retailers did it.
Release a limited number of the items for sale on the launch day, then quickly claim 'sold out'. The (bribed) media will hype up the 'great demand' i.e. those 'reporters' and media cameras who were camped at the place where the fans queued for those tickets.
Daft Sinkies take everything at face value, and swallow everything spoonfed to them. No wonder PAP wins all the time. No wonder still got people believe the 'safe and effective' nonsense.
Release a limited number of the items for sale on the launch day, then quickly claim 'sold out'. The (bribed) media will hype up the 'great demand' i.e. those 'reporters' and media cameras who were camped at the place where the fans queued for those tickets.
Daft Sinkies take everything at face value, and swallow everything spoonfed to them. No wonder PAP wins all the time. No wonder still got people believe the 'safe and effective' nonsense.
Because the PAP regime's technocrats are globalists, and globalists always put the 'international community' before the citizens. Citizens are merely resources to be exploited, cattle to be slaughtered.
The more observant ones would remember that Edwin Tong the four-eyed Catholic fucker came out to hype up the Taylor Swift concerts. That should have been a red flag. Did he promote the concerts of other singers or bands that were held around the same time period? So there was a political (geopolitical) motive involved.
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