Concert tickets for major artists can come at a hefty price, but one Taiwanese fan has taken his dedication to extraordinary lengths to secure a spot at Jay Chou’s sold-out concert.
This superfan recently made headlines when he offered up a small house in Kaohsiung as payment in exchange for six VIP tickets to the show.
Photo via The Star
In a post shared on a Facebook group, he announced his unusual proposal, clarifying that this was no scam—he genuinely wanted to trade the title deed of his house for premium seats. His requirements, however, were quite specific: he sought six consecutive seats in the front row of Zones A3 or A4 for the 7th of December concert. To reassure potential ticket holders, he even offered to provide proof of the house’s ownership.
Each VIP ticket in the desired zones costs around 6880 yuan (approximately RM 935), bringing the total to 41,280 yuan (around RM 5,612) for six seats. While this sum is nowhere near the value of a house, the fan seemed undeterred by the exchange. Surprisingly, he revealed that he wasn’t planning to go with friends or family—he wanted the seats just for himself.
“I’m the only one attending,” he shared, “I want six seats so I can stand out.”
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Posted by 欢乐谷 on Tuesday 29 October 2024
Jay Chou, a huge figure in the Mandopop world, recently performed in Kuala Lumpur, where another fan incident made waves after a woman unexpectedly went into labour right outside the stadium.
Jay Chou’s concerts never fail to make an impact, but this fan’s house-for-tickets offer may just be one of the most extreme shows of devotion yet.
What lengths would you go to for a concert ticket?
