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Crazy Brother Yang and the high price of water in the electric syllable
Electric syllables, a magical name, always make people imagine the scene of flickering lights and roaring music. However, in Hefei, the electronic music festival jointly organized by Crazy Brother Yang and a media company has given many people a new understanding of the word "crazy". Let's take a look at what's going on.
At the Electric Music Festival, the price of a glass of pure water is as high as 20 yuan, which is a staggering figure on any occasion. Think about it, after music and dancing have consumed a lot of physical energy, almost everyone needs water to replace the lost water. However, when water became a luxury, festival-goers had to reconsider their spending power. In this case, water is no longer a source of life, but becomes a trap for money.
The generosity of the big and small Yang brothers and the business opportunities of the electronic syllables
The news that the big and small Yang brothers invested more than 50 million yuan to hold the electronic music festival caused a wave of admiration on the Internet. However, this admiration was quickly overshadowed by the issue of price.
In Hefei, an electronic music festival is not only a musical feast, but also a display of economic behavior. Although the big and small Yang brothers paid subsidies out of their own pockets with the intention of providing a platform for entertainment, at the festival site, the price of every commodity, from drinks to snacks, was not strangely high. It begs the question, are we celebrating a party of music, or are we participating in a well-planned business model when music and business become more and more intimate?
The consumption suspicion of the electronic syllable festival is fun with the wit of netizens
On social media, the discussion about electronic syllables is getting hotter. Some netizens joked: "When you go to the electric syllable, bringing a bottle of water is as exciting as smuggling." This kind of humor reflects the audience's helplessness and ridicule about the high price of electronic syllables.
On the other hand, some netizens expressed their understanding, after all, "everyone slaughters their families, what do outsiders care", which can't help but make people laugh out loud. Whether for or against, the price of electronic syllables has become a hot topic. In the rhythm of the music, the audience is not only swaying to the beat, their minds are also beating, and their thinking about consumer culture is pushed to a climax again and again.
Prohibition and the new rules of the electronic syllable
One of the new rules of the electric syllables that has caused widespread controversy is the prohibition of drinking alcohol on the spot. This is a rarity in electro-syllables, as alcohol is often seen as a way to add to the party atmosphere.
However, at this electric music festival in Hefei, although the audience paid a lot of money for alcohol, they were eventually told that it was forbidden to drink. This policy disappointed many viewers who were ready to enjoy. A netizen expressed his dissatisfaction with humorous language: "It's really a horse laughing to death, the first time I see an electric syllable that it is forbidden to drink, doesn't it make it clear that we can only use it to look in the mirror when we buy alcohol?" This kind of humorous expression not only reduces the seriousness of the topic, but also increases the interest of the discussion.
The meaning behind the high price of water and Prohibition
Everything that has happened, whether it is the sky-high price of pure water or the new rules banning alcohol, reflects a trend in consumer culture in modern society. In large-scale events, consumers are often in a vulnerable position, and they can choose to accept or reject high consumption, but it is often difficult to change the status quo.
In this case, humor and sarcasm have become a way for netizens to express their dissatisfaction and protests. In this way, they are able to face these issues with greater ease, and at the same time stimulate further reflection on consumer culture and the responsibilities of event organizers.