Raising the white flag: BIGBANG Alive Galaxy Tour in LA
November 3 - the date I've been waiting for all year.
The day when I planned all sorts of scenarios of how the concert is going to be like.
The day when I planned to spend my hard-earned cash just to watch the artists whose music has been therapeutic for me.
September 22 - the date that crushed all of my hopes.
I woke up 7am.
I played around a bit with the Newark tickets.
Countdown to 10am.
10am sharp - looked for sites.
After two minutes, I can't find tickets for the lower box area.
Next thing I know, 30 minutes later - people have been selling at stubhub.com at RIDICULOUS prices.
I know, it's your right to buy and do whatever you can to your money.
But if you're doing this AND YOU'RE A VIP --- SHAME ON YOU.
It's like you're not even part of the fandom AT ALL.
There are people who really want to see this concert, but can't afford it because of the price hike.
It doesn't mean that BIGBANG is not important to them, it's just that there might be more necessary things to spend their money on like loans, rent, food, etc.
So really, shame on you - those VIPs who hoarded the tickets and shamelessly reselling them for an unbelievable price.
I'm so heartbroken right now - I can't even.