I have already written and reveled how the foreign born former A+ list tweener couldn't sell out stadiums. Before he pulled the plug on his tour, the average capacity he was selling was 23%. No one wants to spend money to see him any longer.
Somewhere, Scoots is grateful that corona can take the fall over a tour that shouldn't have happened in the first place. They can reschedule for a fall/winter plan where theatres and indoor arenas make more sense.
The Problem with The Music Industry is that you only have so Many Years of being Relevant before you become Irrelevant.
And The Problem with Justin Bieber is that He seemed to be the under the impression that He take all of this time and when He returned He would still Be Big.
And unfortunately that's not how things usually work in the Music Industry.
Justin Bieber
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ReplyDeleteHow convenient...
ReplyDeletehttps://variety.com/2020/music/news/justin-bieber-2020-changes-tour-dates-postponed-coronavirus-1203551040/
Glad it’s canceled. He’s in no condition to tour.
ReplyDeleteJustin he’s not that cute face innocent looking singer
ReplyDeleteWell 'Yummy' kinda tanked so no surprise.
ReplyDelete23% of 60,000 =13,800 so he can still fill an indoor arena if he wants to.
ReplyDeleteGood -- one less nuisance out of our faces in the media. Now if someone would just do something about Trump, his family, and enablers...
ReplyDeleteSomewhere, Scoots is grateful that corona can take the fall over a tour that shouldn't have happened in the first place. They can reschedule for a fall/winter plan where theatres and indoor arenas make more sense.
ReplyDeleteExactly....I can see h in DM everyday for free!
ReplyDelete23% ?!!!
Really?!
OMG @Indie: I can see him in the DM everyday for free 🤣🤣🤣
DeleteThe Problem with The Music Industry is that you only have so Many Years of being Relevant before you become Irrelevant.
ReplyDeleteAnd The Problem with Justin Bieber is that He seemed to be the under the impression that He take all of this time and when He returned He would still Be Big.
And unfortunately that's not how things usually work in the Music Industry.