"uploadid": "v03a62g10003d9asodqljt73r5d8260", "duration":182. 36, "sourceprovider": "readttt," "contanttype": 1, "extra": "audio text": "we're talking more and more and more recently, artists are starting to pay for birthdays, and then fans are willing to pay for this opportunity to interact with idols, huh. But, in the eyes of the passers-by, it's kind of like cutting herbs. Yes, the phenomenon has been discussed quite recently, so let's just start with today. Let's start with this birthday concert. What's the difference between his fee and a star's birthday singing for free? When a star sings for free, either a brand or a platform is behind it, and fans are just invited viewers. Yeah, it's either live on-line. The platform's gonna pay, the fans just brush some presents. And there's a small crowd of singers who may have paid for himself and simply wanted to give back his core fans. Sounds like a different pattern. Isn't this a different kind of birthday concert? For a birthday concert like chan chan mae, he sold tickets in public and then officially approved them. He's actually a business show. He rents a place, sets a stage. It was expensive, so he had to charge a fee, and he could instead be considered an irregular performance. All right, so here's what we're talking about: how does the ticket for the birthday concert really work, and then the actor sings for it? Well, like chen, this birthday concert, it's $388 and $588, and it's like a thousand dollars for the birthday party if you don't move. It's a real deal, and if you go, you'll get your handshake, and then you can interact with him in close proximity. Well, in that case, it's as if the price wasn't so crazy. What did the fans think? Do they really think it's worth it? In fact, fans are not simply saying that they sing to a great singer, that they pay more for the opportunity to meet and communicate with idols, so long as the price is priced out and the fans are willing, then they don't say that they were deceived, yes, and they didn't say that it was a concert, that they were a meeting, so they didn't say that they were wrong. Okay, so let's change our angles and look at this kind of birthday concert from a roadman's point of view. Why do many people think it's a little different? It's true that people would think that birthdays were a party between friends. It's my birthday. And now it's a business that you buy me on my birthday, and he's a completely standardized business product, so you're gonna feel a little bit less temperature, yeah, and you're gonna feel, um... Seems a little too naked to feel that way. Then why does a fan think this birthday concert still makes sense? Because fans don't think it's as simple as paying for a ticket to watch a show, they think it's a two-way trip, and i'm willing to pay for this interaction with idols, and that feeling, um... So even if outsiders think it's commercial, they think it's worth it. Okay, we talked a lot about this today. Some of the different ideas about how the actor's birthday concert was billed, and, um, about why fans and road people felt so differently. All right, so here we are. Thank you for listening. See you later. ", "ttts m"https://tosv. Byed. Org/obj/tos-tingtoutiao/ai podcast m== sync, corrected by elderman == @elder man
