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At the concert scene, shouting "refund and change seats", is it a matter of perspective or a lively view?
On May 11th, JJ Lin's JJ20 World Tour kicked off in Jinan, and the concert kicked off on this beautiful day. However, at the moment when the stage was lit up, many fans who came from afar began their "refund" journey.
In the video, they shouted loudly "refund the ticket and change the seat", and their voices were like fireworks before the show, which instantly bloomed in the air, causing a lot of commotion. They complained that the 980 yuan ticket screen could not be seen, but this price in their hearts has been as high as their expectations. Are they really here to see Lin Junjie, or do they just want to have a good time?
Some netizens jokingly said: "Lin Junjie will be very close to this position, and he can see it very clearly, and the 436 perspective is about the same as the opposite angle, which can be proved." The comment sparked a burst of laughter online. It seems that the sound of some people's "ticket refund" is like a farce for them, making them wander between the anticipation of the concert and the laughter.
"You can defend your rights, but don't disturb the other 30,000 people watching the concert."
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That night, Lin Junjie on the stage sang his song, while the fans in the stands spent their "refund" sounds. Their voices, like an unfinished song, kept echoing in the air of the concert. Some of them shouted at the opening, some shouted when ordering songs, and some were even shouting when Lin Junjie came over.
Their voices, like a knife, pierced the silence of the night and unnerved the rest of the fans. The organizer has given a solution to refund the tickets for leaving, but the fans are reluctant to leave the venue and want to make trouble, and they continue to shout "refund" during the performance, which affects other consumers to watch the performance.
Netizens said in the comments: "We didn't shout for refunds, we don't know what we're chirping." As soon as this comment came out, it immediately resonated with everyone, who believed that although it is everyone's right to defend their rights, they should not affect others at the concert.
Is it worth spending 980 money?
The 980 yuan ticket, the position of the stands, and the screen can't be seen, this situation makes many fans begin to question whether the 980 yuan they spent is worth it? Some people support fans to defend their rights, thinking that the location is so biased, it is really not cost-effective. Some people think that it is the organizer's problem, but it is the singer's heart that hurts the singer when he appears and shouts for a refund, and he should choose an appropriate method to protect his rights.
Which side are you on in this controversy? Is it to stand with the fans who shouted "refund", or with those fans who came to see Lin Qijie? Or, you think, this concert is like a farce, you are just a spectator, watching their play, listening to their songs.