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On January 23 2011 02:23 DystopiaX wrote: Also because on a typical us concert tour you're going to stop at 20 or more locations and play several concerts at many of them, whereas in Korea there are far fewer cities to go to and therefore fewer concerts to hold, not to mention increased competition since so many acts are touring at the same time with a limited number of venues. As a result, you see many established pretty popular acts not have a concert for years after their popularity. For example, secret and iu are pretty popular and have been for awhile but I don't think they've had a solo concert yet. Even groups that have, like b2st, have only had one, about to be 2, after being around for a year.
I read somewhere that concerts in Korea are also super cheap, like $10~$15 or something even for big name artists (don't remember if it was a random website, blog site or TL blog or thread).
No, I don't think they're cheap at all. If you average the ticket prices for each seat, it's approximately $100, and if you're paying for some of the better ones, it skyrockets up to around $180. Keeping in mind that this is in USD, I would say that it's in fact rather expensive for the average Korean fan.
Compared to some tickets in the us thats just average though, which shows that Korean artists can't expect much from ticket sales at all compared to the us.
Most of the readers of this thread hates to see the same videos posted a lot of times.
On January 23 2011 19:10 doihy wrote: Anybody know where i can download/stream "SBS Heroes"?
But what about questions asked million times before? They don't consume space nor waste something like 1mb but they sometimes derail discussions(none this time ) and are found easier using tl search unlike videos. Just saying though. I have nothing against anyone .
On January 24 2011 07:05 USK wrote: As a new guy here, can someone explain all the snsd hate? They all look nice to me.
Its mostly disappointment because they used to be so much better and it all just went downhill after gee. They're still average but they can't compare to what they used to be and got eclipsed by a lot of the newer girl groups.
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