YG "sucks" the bloo.d of fans can see clearly, Jennie sits without bullets, BLACKPINK's concert is not ticketed?

In the midst of Korean fans excitedly waiting for BLACKPINK's comeback, YG opened the sale of tour tickets, making them stop for a bea.t because of the "sky-high" price. The topics surrounding ticket prices even caused fierce controversy on forums.

Topstarnews reported that BLACKPINK recently updated new information about the 2025 world tour. In addition to the addition of performances for some previously announced venues, ticket prices for the two opening nights on the evening of July 5 and 6 in South Korea have also been made public.

Accordingly, YG sells 7 ticket classes, the highest is Blink for 275,000 won (about 4.8 million VND). The Black class costs 242,000 won (about 4.3 million VND). Pink and R classes are equal at 209,000 won (about 3.7 million VND). While S, A and B grades are sold for 176,000 won (about 3.1 million VND), 154,000 won (about 2.7 million VND) and 132,000 won (about 2.3 million VND) respectively.

As soon as it was launched, the ticket price for BLACKPINK's concert in Korea immediately became a ho.t topic. The post updating information about ticket classes on theqoo's online community attracted 64,000 views and nearly 900 controversial comments on April 8.

Compared to the BORN PINK concert held in Vietnam 2 years ago, the ticket price in Korea is considered "as cheap as duckweed" when the VIP class of BLACKPINK's music night on My Dinh stadium used to reach nearly 10 million VND. However, for the audience of kimchi, this is the "heavenly" price.

Many people think that selling expensive tickets not only makes the group's fans spend more mone.y, but can also become a factor that motivates other artists and companies to increase concert ticket prices to a higher level. Even many netizens criticized YG for "saving mone.y" and "phantom price" when announcing unacceptable numbers.

"Why is it so expensive?"; "I want to go but it's really too expensive"; "Students and low-paid fans can't look at the idol's face"; "Is it heading towards 300,000 won?"; "If you come from the countryside, VIP seats will cost almost 400,000-500,000 won"; "Don't they know that everything has to be in moderation?" ... Knet commented.

Not stopping there, some netizens also mentioned Jennie's recent solo concert in Korea. When she also caused controversy because she sold tickets priced from 143,000 won to 220,000 won for the performance that lasted only 75 minutes.

According to Topstarnews, through considering the ticket prices of Korean artists who have held concerts at Goyang Stadium, BLACKPINK's price is obviously higher. However, there are also opinions defending the group and saying that ticket prices have not increased much compared to 3 years ago.

On the other hand, the return of the 4 girls to the full lineup after a period of solo activities is an important milestone that fans around the world are looking forward to. Not only Korean fans, but the global BLINKs community will also roll up their hands to "hunt" for tickets to go to the concert venue. Therefore, even if ticket prices increase, the competition is still very fierce.

"Mone.y is not the problem, but the quality of the concert"; "Why do you have to be frustrated? But anyway, the people who argue probably won't buy the 270k class"; "BLACKPINK is now at the international star level to come to Korea to perform, the ticket is only cheap?"; "The truth is that I can't compete for a 270k won seat either. So wait for the end of the presale to see which tickets are cheap and cheap,...." some people expressed.

Temporarily without discussing the price, BLACKPINK caused a stir among netizens about the suspicion of ticket shortages in European countries. One of the destinations that received that attention was Wembley Stadium, England which took place in August. According to the shared image, the number of tickets sold is only about 21,000 while the capacity is up to 90,000 seats. Does BLACKPINK really lose its attractiveness after 2 years of not making a comeback?

However, according to statistics from Kpop Touring, the group's concert tickets on August 15 were sold out by 98.69% - equivalent to more than 70,000 tickets. This is a record number for a K-pop group to hold a concert in Europe. Not to mention, the time for the official start of the concert is still 4 months away. Therefore, fans have used this evidence to counter the idea that BLACKPINK is not ticketed.

BLACKPINK plots to "overwhelm" fans, set a return date, 1 more shocking news? Nguyễn Tuyết17:47:56 09/04/2025After a long absence and controversy on social networks, BLACKPINK was suddenly reported by Korean media about their comeback. The management company also made a move to attract attention.