Amanda Kimberlly said that she was unable to buy tickets for the BTS show and that she intended to take Helena, her 2-year-old daughter with Neymar, to the performance. According to the influencer, the girl is a fan of the South Korean group.
Amanda Kimberlly complains about BTS ticket: “It’s worth a kidney”
Amanda Kimberlly said that she was unable to buy tickets for the BTS show and that she intended to take Helena, her 2-year-old daughter with Neymar, to the performance. According to the influencer, the girl is a fan of...
On social media, Amanda commented that available tickets were sold out quickly and joked about the possibility of a new performance being announced.
“Now we just need to open a petition and a prayer chain to open another date”, he wrote.
Afterwards, a follower suggested that she buy tickets for a box. Amanda, however, stated that the prices were too high and explained that the track would not be a good option for her daughter.
"It's worth a kidney! Pista is incredible, but she's still too young to take on this adventure", he replied.
The speech had repercussions and the influencer began to receive criticism. Given the comments, she decided to speak out again.
"Are you going to put on a circus because I don't think it's normal to pay R$8,000 for a single ticket? I just said that I tried to buy it when sales opened, but the tickets sold out in minutes," he said.
Amanda also said that having the financial means to pay does not mean considering the price to be fair.
"Everyone does what they want with their own money, but I personally don't think this value is reasonable for a single person. What a bummer. If I had bought it, they would criticize it too", he added.
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