Less than two weeks before kicking off her 'Hot Girl Summer Tour', the 'Girls in the Hood' raptress becomes a hot topic on social media due to her low ticket prices.
- May 6, 2024
AceShowbiz - Megan Thee Stallion has garnered mixed responses to her low tour ticket prices. While several social media users blamed the prices on the alleged low ticket sales, the "Girls in the Hood" raptress was applauded by many for the affordable tickets.
On Sunday, May 5, the 28-year-old hip-hop artist and her tour ticket prices became a hot topic on various social media platforms, including Instagram. In the comments section of a post about her "selling 'Hot Gil Summer Tour' tickets for $24," one Instagram user gushed, "I refuse to believe It's due to low sales. She tryna give everyone an opportunity to see her which is very dope."
Meanwhile, another noted, "The tour is 95% sold out. Pretty sure the $24 tickets are very limited and in the nose bleeds." A third joked, "Finally an artist caring about our pockets cuz I'm still tryna recover from them Beyonce Knowles tickets," adding a slew of laughing face emojis.
Similarly, a fourth did not see anything wrong with the affordable tickets. The user penned, "I saw the legend Prince for $25, he wanted all his fans to be able to see him and he donated a lot to charity ! Nothing wrong with this."
The post itself contained a series of photos, including screenshots of tweets about Megan's tour ticket prices. One of the tweets read, "Due to low demand Global Superstar and Grammy winner Megan Thee Stallion has reduced the price of her tickets to $24 dollars and even giving away some for free [a crying face emoji]."
Another one read, "She's a Grammy winner, she should be able to sell out for at least fill up to 85% capacity, specifically with a small arena, this is what happens when you only care about making hits and not history."
Megan is set to kick off her "Hot Girl Summer Tour" in less than two weeks. The Grammy-winning spitter, who will be joined by GloRilla, will hit the stage at the Target Center in Minneapolis on May 14. Later on, she will make tour stops in many cities, including Detroit, New Orleans and New York City.
