Singaporean female singer Xu Meijing held a comeback concert in Nanjing. However, the "collective memories of youth" that the audience expected turned out to be their biggest disappointment.
The audience shouted "ticket refund" loudly. After returning home, they were so angry that they could not sleep. They scolded the organizer and Xu Meijing online, thinking this was the biggest performance accident of the year. Related topics have become hot searches and sparked heated discussions.
html On the 21st, staff from the Nanjing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism responded that they had received calls one after another and that the relevant departments were handling the complaints and would make judgments based on the complaints.According to the audience, on the day of the concert, Xu Meijing only gave a brief greeting at the beginning. After that, the backing singers took the lead for most of the performance period, while she herself accompanied her on the side of the stage. The manager held a microphone and interacted with the fans for almost an hour. It completely refreshed my perspective. How could there be such a weird concert, and the tickets were so expensive? The entire concert took about 30 minutes to sing in person. Others were all interacting with fans at the venue, or asking the people behind to sing the entire classic. The fans were so angry that they shouted "Refund the ticket", and the manager responded on the spot, "Dream" and the more he thought about it, the more angry he became. The
concert track list includes many classic works by Xu Meijing, such as "Regret" and "Moonlight in the City". However, these popular songs did not usher in Xu Meijing's live singing, and instead became a solo show of accompaniment singers. As the concert reached its climax, the audience's disappointment was uncontrollable, and there were even calls for refunds.
Many viewers lamented that the organizer charged such a high ticket price. Do they really think that the audience just wanted to see Xu Meijing? This kind of confidence is not even comparable to Faye Wong.
(Morning News Comprehensive)
