JustinBieberLoverrrr
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Dear Angry Jonas Fans, Why Are You Mad? (I did not write this, and I don't expect for a lot of you to read all of this.)
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Now, I don’t mean to sound rude at all but I’ve been wanting to say this for awhile in lute of the recent intense backlash that the JB have been getting since the canceled tour dates were announced. I understand being upset that your concert was canceled, my concert was canceled too. Now, I didn’t have front row seats, but I did have better seats than I had ever had a concert before and I had paid a pretty penny to get them. And yes, initially, I was angry that the one concert I had saved for was canceled. But, you know what? I got over it.
Sure, I’m still sad and I still wish I was one of the lucky few whose concert wasn’t changed. But I realize that this isn’t a life or death situation – it’s a concert. That’s it. Disappointment is understandable, but cursing the boy’s names and swearing up and down that you hate them now is not the way to go about handling the disappointment. Perhaps that’s why the Jonas management thought a Camp Rock tour would be well received, because when dealing with most situations and news, the vast majority of fans act immaturely. Some of us act like the seven year olds we complained the this tour was aimed towards. And maybe, just maybe, that’s why we’re in our current situation. Spamming the boy’s twitters with hate messages and posting death threats all over their myspace page isn’t going to bring your concert back. In fact, I wouldn’t doubt that it deters their management from wanting them to return.
And what really gets me is all of the people who are blaming the JB for this. Calling them greedy for canceling concerts that weren’t selling well and all. You do realize that the JB probably had little to nothing to do with this decision, right? In fact, they probably weren’t even informed of the decision until after Ticketmaster and everyone had been contacted. Many, many tours have been COMPLETELY canceled this years. (Not just 20 or so shows out of a tour, entire 40+ show concert tours. And, just an FYI, many of the tour chose to NOT refund the ticket buyers. That’s what being greedy is.)
And even if they were indeed informed before-hand. . Their record label, the concert venues, and each and every one of their employees need to make money to survive and thrive. If concerts aren’t selling well, and by keeping them going they are going to suffer a deficit, then it only makes sense that they cancel them. They do free concerts A LOT for us fans BECAUSE THEY LOVE US.
You may not realize it, but the money made at a given concert is spread around to A LOT of different people. Not just the artist performing.And I feel like it would have been it had been handled by people in JB’s inner circle instead of Bigwigs at a record company who care little to nothing about fans. And personally, while I understand why others may not feel this is the best way of handling it, I appreciate that the boys wrote messages on their twitters, telling us that they loves us. Because, to me at least it seems as though they are trying to comfort all those who are upset right now. Saying, “Hey, we might not see you in concert this go around, and that sucks, but we do still love you and we’re sorry,” without actually saying it. In my opinion, going on twitter and being like, “Well, our company canceled a bunch of concerts because no one was going to go to them. Sorry about that. Sucks for you.” Would have just been rubbing salt in the wounds.
And you know why they tells us they love us all the time? BECAUSE THEY DO. They bust their butts to do things for us that few artists would even dream to do for their fans. Have you ever noticed how constantly tired the boys look? It’s because they’re working their butts off to make us happy.
This one upset shouldn’t change all the reasons you loved them before. This shouldn’t make them “lose respect” for them, because, honestly, it wasn’t their decision to make.
Sometimes I feel bad for the boys. You know, they call us the best fans in the world, and they love us like we are. But a lot of the time we don’t act like it. We jump to conclusions, and we yell, and we hate, and we complain, and we treat them like crap a lot of the time. Anyway, sorry to all the other girls who won’t be seeing the boys on tour this year. And congrats to all the girls who will – y’all better take some AMAZING videos. Haha
From a Girl Named CATHY!
:,/
Now, I don’t mean to sound rude at all but I’ve been wanting to say this for awhile in lute of the recent intense backlash that the JB have been getting since the canceled tour dates were announced. I understand being upset that your concert was canceled, my concert was canceled too. Now, I didn’t have front row seats, but I did have better seats than I had ever had a concert before and I had paid a pretty penny to get them. And yes, initially, I was angry that the one concert I had saved for was canceled. But, you know what? I got over it.
Sure, I’m still sad and I still wish I was one of the lucky few whose concert wasn’t changed. But I realize that this isn’t a life or death situation – it’s a concert. That’s it. Disappointment is understandable, but cursing the boy’s names and swearing up and down that you hate them now is not the way to go about handling the disappointment. Perhaps that’s why the Jonas management thought a Camp Rock tour would be well received, because when dealing with most situations and news, the vast majority of fans act immaturely. Some of us act like the seven year olds we complained the this tour was aimed towards. And maybe, just maybe, that’s why we’re in our current situation. Spamming the boy’s twitters with hate messages and posting death threats all over their myspace page isn’t going to bring your concert back. In fact, I wouldn’t doubt that it deters their management from wanting them to return.
And what really gets me is all of the people who are blaming the JB for this. Calling them greedy for canceling concerts that weren’t selling well and all. You do realize that the JB probably had little to nothing to do with this decision, right? In fact, they probably weren’t even informed of the decision until after Ticketmaster and everyone had been contacted. Many, many tours have been COMPLETELY canceled this years. (Not just 20 or so shows out of a tour, entire 40+ show concert tours. And, just an FYI, many of the tour chose to NOT refund the ticket buyers. That’s what being greedy is.)
And even if they were indeed informed before-hand. . Their record label, the concert venues, and each and every one of their employees need to make money to survive and thrive. If concerts aren’t selling well, and by keeping them going they are going to suffer a deficit, then it only makes sense that they cancel them. They do free concerts A LOT for us fans BECAUSE THEY LOVE US.
You may not realize it, but the money made at a given concert is spread around to A LOT of different people. Not just the artist performing.And I feel like it would have been it had been handled by people in JB’s inner circle instead of Bigwigs at a record company who care little to nothing about fans. And personally, while I understand why others may not feel this is the best way of handling it, I appreciate that the boys wrote messages on their twitters, telling us that they loves us. Because, to me at least it seems as though they are trying to comfort all those who are upset right now. Saying, “Hey, we might not see you in concert this go around, and that sucks, but we do still love you and we’re sorry,” without actually saying it. In my opinion, going on twitter and being like, “Well, our company canceled a bunch of concerts because no one was going to go to them. Sorry about that. Sucks for you.” Would have just been rubbing salt in the wounds.
And you know why they tells us they love us all the time? BECAUSE THEY DO. They bust their butts to do things for us that few artists would even dream to do for their fans. Have you ever noticed how constantly tired the boys look? It’s because they’re working their butts off to make us happy.
This one upset shouldn’t change all the reasons you loved them before. This shouldn’t make them “lose respect” for them, because, honestly, it wasn’t their decision to make.
Sometimes I feel bad for the boys. You know, they call us the best fans in the world, and they love us like we are. But a lot of the time we don’t act like it. We jump to conclusions, and we yell, and we hate, and we complain, and we treat them like crap a lot of the time. Anyway, sorry to all the other girls who won’t be seeing the boys on tour this year. And congrats to all the girls who will – y’all better take some AMAZING videos. Haha
From a Girl Named CATHY!