So I mean, I'm pretty sure we all love music. I mean, I don't know anyone who doesn't and Music a huge part of it is concerts, right? So tell me what's the most you'll pay for a concert because for me personally if it was just like any musician probably 150 max But if it was like my favorite musician in the world my idol I would pay close to $500 especially like if I can get close to the stage because I feel like I would love to have an experience to See my favorite musician up close and personal But yeah, but I feel like 500 is not that bad. I mean, I know some people who pay thousands I just cannot justify that personally, but you know more power to them. So yeah. Anyways, tell me you would love to know

Personally, I won't pay a dime for a concert. Years ago, when I had a hard time taking off from the police department, I managed to get the day off and set up a real nice date for my wife and I to go and see a concert, and they had all of the frontliners waiting to the end. Well, the police kept, we had front row seats, front and center. They were really expensive. When the frontliner came, they moved the barricades and let people stand butt in front of us three layers deep. I went and got my money back.

I feel like the moment artists start selling out stadiums that are like 150,000 300,000 seats and they're selling them out the moment that they start doing that it's the prices should be going down to like 10, 20, 30 pounds not 750 pounds or 800 pounds like Taylor Swift and Drake.

I've only ever been to one concert in my life, and it didn't go very well because I wasn't with the right people, but the only thing that concerts actually have that are very good is the merch. So you're not just gonna spend like $500 on a ticket, you're gonna buy the merch as well. I recommend skipping the concert entirely, going and getting in line with the merch shops because some of their stuff is absolutely like...

I don't know, because I haven't been to a concert in years. The last time I went to a concert was, I went to an Elton John concert, but that was at Fiddler's Green with my very first girlfriend. Good Lord, I forgot how much I paid for those. I don't know if we paid, at the time, $50 a piece, because it was on the grass. It was cheap. It was like, yeah, so at the time. But now it's like.

Me personally, I would pay $5 max. Let's be honest, people make music, and you feel great listening to music, right? But I don't think I need to go to a concert just to see a person singing the exact same music. It's like they're just human, just like me. There's no big difference, it's just them making music, and popular.

$50.00. $50.00. $5.00.

I'd say $3,000 is the most I would probably pay.

Honestly, I'm not finna pay shit for a concert. I'm just gonna watch that shit online because everybody that's out on concert, they got their phones out filming the whole damn concert. As soon as the concert is done, they post it online. So there's no reason to go to the concert no more, period.