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[The carnival behind the ticket scolding turmoil]
Concert tickets are like ants on a hot pot, grab one by one, and it must be at the top of the wish list. Some time ago, the Phoenix Legend's concert became popular again, but this time it was not only their songs that were popular, but also the magical "scolding ticket". Imagine working hard to get your ticket, only to arrive at the scene and find yourself just a member of the chorus.
It's like buying a seat in a fancy restaurant and finally serving the food yourself. The passion of the audience is understandable, but when the ticket price of 680 is exchanged for a self-service concert of 600, I don't know whether to cry or laugh. The comments of netizens are like hanging up, ridiculing wave after wave, some say that this concert is comparable to a dream, dreaming that they sang at the concert, woke up with a hoarse voice, and the ticket was still in hand.
[Audience Enthusiasm VS Stage Awkwardness]
What are you going to the concert for? Do you want to feel the sound wave that rushes to your face, or do you want to compete with tens of millions of viewers to be the lead singer? Some netizens said that when they go to the concert and cover their ears, they can hear the performance of the aunt next to them who is more engaged than the original singer. Yes, the enthusiasm of the audience is higher than that of the speakers, and although this enthusiasm is in everyone's hearts, maybe it is not what everyone wants.
A netizen said that this concert forced him to become a qualified video editor, and the video deletion button after returning home was more diligent than the play button, because the protagonist in those videos was not the Phoenix legend, but the "singer" next to him.
[Envious heart, the scene of hilarity]
Although the performance of some audiences at the concert made people laugh and cry, I have to say that such a live atmosphere is indeed enviable. Imagine the lights flickering, the music playing, and countless people swaying to the beat, that feeling, like being hit by an electric current, and the whole body is full of energy.
Netizens have said that this concert is not only to listen to songs, but also an audio-visual feast, a large-scale social platform, everyone connects through singing and releases themselves. That's right, that's how the concert should be, everyone is the protagonist, and everyone's participation adds to the event, even those who understand the word "singing" a little too deeply.
【KTV Concert Experience】
Let's be honest, concerts are meant to be lively, no matter who sings on stage, as long as everyone is happy. The experience similar to a large-scale KTV can be said to have been the most perfect embodiment at the Phoenix Legend concert. Netizens rushed to imitate on social platforms and expressed their yearning for this concert experience in various funny ways.
Some people say that he has already started practicing the concert on his balcony, and is ready to grab not only a ticket, but also a microphone on the spot when the Phoenix Legend comes. I have to say that this sense of participation and belonging may be one of the secrets of the success of the concert.
[Asking for tickets, netizens are creative]
Speaking of grabbing tickets, this has become an annual drama for netizens. It is said that "opportunities will only be reserved for those who are prepared", and the preparation for watching a concert seems to start with grabbing tickets.
Netizens seem to have participated in a silent battle, and everyone has become a "strong man", using all kinds of means just to see the style of idols. Some people laughed at themselves on social media that if they grabbed a ticket, they might immediately become the most cheerful person in the world, as if a ticket can change their lives, which is not only the love of concerts, but also the pursuit of fun life.
[Controversial discussion of the phenomenon of scolding]
Finally, we have to say that although this concert brought us a lot of fun, the phenomenon of "scolding votes" also caused a lot of discussion. The concert was originally a platform for singers and fans to interact, but when singing became a "one-man show" for the audience, we couldn't help but ask: Is this kind of concert still the one we want?
Do you enjoy singing with everyone more, or do you prefer to be able to hear the singers on stage quietly? Let's start a discussion in the comment section and tell us what you think!