It is interesting that Suga's concert in Korea was his least profitable one

Smaller venue and cheaper tickets?

Do you know Suga rented a nearby handball stadium for ARMYs to wait before the concert starts because of the heatwave? I’m sure that will cut a lot of his profits there.

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Where are the rest of his 3 shows in Korea lol… which aren’t reported thus you don’t have data. He picked a smaller venue for the first 2 shows in Korea and a kspo dome for the next 3. And those 3 dates in kspo dome put in him top 2 for Audience attendance in Korea in 2023. He is doing THE BEST for k soloists in 2023

I’m glad someone has reported this thread. It’s a pile of steaming shit. All Lies.

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I’m glad someone has reported this thread. It’s a pile of steaming shit. All Lies.

The thread was reported??! Why? You could have just answered like someone did that it’s a smaller venue and tickets are probably cheaper too.

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that person was seen as a rival of BTS by many.

No, not by many.

Just you. Only you.

So what about it?

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Touring Data

@touringdata

D-DAY | AGUST D, #SUGA of @BTS_twt

Indoor Stadium, Singapore: 27,340 (100%) - $5,427,671 (3 shows)
Impact Arena, Bangkok: 36,107 (100%) - $4,439,420 (3 shows)
ICE BSD, Jakarta: 27,746 (100%) - $4,352,121 (3 shows)
Pia Arena MM, Yokohama: 26,809 (100%) - $3,141,211 (3 shows)
Jamsil Indoor Stadium, Seoul: 14,715 (100%) - $1,909,665 (2 shows)

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The figures speak for themselves

Even if he had 3 shows in Korea it would have been less than 3 million, bringing the least amount of revenues, and the people coming to his Korean perf would not be exclusively Korean.

Ironically he showed that Korean concerts are just waste of time for internationally relevant acts, a fan service to the Korean fans, nothing more, nothing less.

During the pandemic era, everyone was stuck in their own countries, so someone who could do pretty well domestically had a similar stature with those who could promote outside of the country.

Even Suga fell to the trap and did a duet with someone who has been trying to undermine KPop for more than a decade, and that person was seen as a rival of BTS by many.

I think that Suga's figures will be a benchmark for other acts who will continue to reduce Korean concerts.

Suga's concert tour is the biggest by a soloist from Korea, although JK's tour is likely to be bigger (which is why I don't think he will enlist anytime soon), but inside Korea the people there will still think that The Singer who Tried to Undermine Kpop for all her life will be bigger than him because her concert there was larger.

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Dumbass. His average ticket price is the most expensive for a concert in Korea in history (averaging in 130 USD per ticket). It used to be BTS's with PTD around 120 USD then it got overthrown by Yoongi's.

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Dumbass. His average ticket price is the most expensive for a concert in Korea in history (averaging in 130 USD per ticket). It used to be BTS's with PTD around 120 USD then it got overthrown by Yoongi's.

To be honest, it looks like Hybe stop going to Europe because it’s not as profitable as the US so OP kinda has a point. But I don’t believe they will ever stop touring in Korea because it’s probably important for the boys + knetz will definitely be mad.

Why are you spewing lies in here? How did you conveniently leave out Kspo dome to make these arse conclusions??

Also please armys, let’s try and fact check things before we jump in to posts like these. I had to scroll down before this user got rectified. Sigh