Every pop star seems to be “going country” these days, from Beyoncé’s “Cowboy Carter” to Post Malone’s “F-1 Trillion” to Lana Del Rey’s upcoming “Lasso.” Once upon a time, big-name country singer-songwriters transitioned into the pop space to achieve further commercial success: Dolly Parton, Shania Twain, and Taylor Swift—to name a few. However, in 2024, it seems that the opposite trend is becoming mainstream, with pop stars of increasing numbers dipping their toes in the bayou of country balla…

It remains a fact that if you actually cared for the person you were dating and held in your hand the chance to do something that would make them immeasurably happy—and you'd be a certain kind of evil for not doing it at the chance to pursue an unethical profit, especially when the way you're choosing to make that profit is derided by the masses. Ticket scalping is just one of those things that offer no value, allowing the entitled and uncaring a way to turn a profit and personal gain off a ter…

Taylor Swift’s diehard fans, who call themselves “Swifties,” have a reputation (pun intended) for being an intense fandom who will protect their queen no matter what. Swift is one of the most-followed people on Instagram . She makes roughly $13.6 million per concert, and at the time of publication, Swift has been touring for well over 18 months, netting herself more than $2 billion just from ticket sales alone (not including merch or album sales!). She has never been more of a household name th…

The price of attending a concert has skyrocketed in recent years so much so that it turned what used to be a relatable experience into an exclusive event. It can be extremely disappointing for fans to passionately wait for the opportunity to go see their favorite artist live, only to be met with ticket prices that could rival a plane ticket to the other side of the world. For many young adults these days, that favorite artist is Taylor Swift, much like the writer of this Reddit story. OP (origi…

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The music industry is weird.