Total Mess at Beyoncé Concert?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

Putting an arena down because their logistics are terrible and life threatening is pretty different than putting "people" down.

Taylor Swift's team made an appropriate business decision so that she could avoid putting her fans in the position Beyonce's fans were put in last night.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

Putting an arena down because their logistics are terrible and life threatening is pretty different than putting "people" down.

Taylor Swift's team made an appropriate business decision so that she could avoid putting her fans in the position Beyonce's fans were put in last night.

Then, how about not pitting two women’s entertainment brands directly against each other when putting the arena down. Start there, with the putting down of the arena rather than upholding an different (white) woman as an example of what to do. It would help ALL women, just like Tay tay would want.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

Putting an arena down because their logistics are terrible and life threatening is pretty different than putting "people" down.

Taylor Swift's team made an appropriate business decision so that she could avoid putting her fans in the position Beyonce's fans were put in last night.

Different poster (I was the one who went to last night's show) but I think that's also why The World Cup isn't coming to the area. FedEx needs to be replaced

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

Putting an arena down because their logistics are terrible and life threatening is pretty different than putting "people" down.

Taylor Swift's team made an appropriate business decision so that she could avoid putting her fans in the position Beyonce's fans were put in last night.

Then, how about not pitting two women’s entertainment brands directly against each other when putting the arena down. Start there, with the putting down of the arena rather than upholding a different (white) woman as an example of what to do. It would help ALL women, just like Tay tay would want.

“Pitting two women’s entertainment brands directly against each other?!”
Good grief, what a reach.
I honestly don’t know if Beyoncé has played FedEx in the past, but TS has, so she would have firsthand knowledge of FedEx’s issues. Pretty sure that’s all the PP was trying to say.
Did not sense any shade being thrown at Beyoncé. As TS would say, “You need to calm down.”

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

Putting an arena down because their logistics are terrible and life threatening is pretty different than putting "people" down.

Taylor Swift's team made an appropriate business decision so that she could avoid putting her fans in the position Beyonce's fans were put in last night.

Different poster (I was the one who went to last night's show) but I think that's also why The World Cup isn't coming to the area. FedEx needs to be replaced

Probably, also it has the smell of Daniel Snyder on it, so should be bulldozed. I think I read the people are trying to get the Commanders back in DC. Either way, see how we can tear apart the ARENA rather than say “Taylor is sooooo smart.”

https://commanderswire.usatoday.com/2023/07/07/washington-commanders-congress-comer-rfk-stadium-washington-dc-bowser/

[Anonymous]

Well, let's see how Nats Park fares tonight with the P!nk concert...

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:TS looking smarter and smarter for skipping this entire area.

I thought TS fans were all for women’s empowerment, not putting people down?

Putting an arena down because their logistics are terrible and life threatening is pretty different than putting "people" down.

Taylor Swift's team made an appropriate business decision so that she could avoid putting her fans in the position Beyonce's fans were put in last night.

Then, how about not pitting two women’s entertainment brands directly against each other when putting the arena down. Start there, with the putting down of the arena rather than upholding a different (white) woman as an example of what to do. It would help ALL women, just like Tay tay would want.

“Pitting two women’s entertainment brands directly against each other?!”
Good grief, what a reach.
I honestly don’t know if Beyoncé has played FedEx in the past, but TS has, so she would have firsthand knowledge of FedEx’s issues. Pretty sure that’s all the PP was trying to say.
Did not sense any shade being thrown at Beyoncé. As TS would say, “You need to calm down.”

And we see you over there on the internet
Comparing all the girls who are killing it
But we figured you out
We all know now, we all got crowns
You need to calm down

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a really terrible situation at FedEx Field tonight - reports of many people passing out while sheltering in place and then a confrontation with authorities at one of the gates. Makes me think I will never go to that facility again, especially for a concert.

No need for anyone to attend any concert anywhere. Save money and trouble and listen to it on ear pods while jogging in a nice park.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a really terrible situation at FedEx Field tonight - reports of many people passing out while sheltering in place and then a confrontation with authorities at one of the gates. Makes me think I will never go to that facility again, especially for a concert.

No need for anyone to attend any concert anywhere. Save money and trouble and listen to it on ear pods while jogging in a nice park.

Nah. I’ll keep going to indoor venues. But never an outdoor one in this area in the Summer.

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Anonymous wrote:Unless there is some other bigger story, I think these are typical situations and have nothing to do with that particular facility. Also, people were sheltering in place because of the storm.

Merriweather had a major issue a few years ago during a storm. Outdoor concerts in DC are a no go.

There’s room under cover for people at FedEx and other football stadiums. Merriweather is a totally different thing.

The Merriweather situation included flooding and spectators in water with electrical equipment.

That was the Halsey concert last year and I was there. it was terrible because we waited and waited for her to come on once the storm passed. They said at 930 she was coming, then at 945 she wasn't. We were SO mad because we hired a babysitter. Also a band tech kicked a scared squirrel for no good reason.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Well, let's see how Nats Park fares tonight with the P!nk concert...

I’ve been to several sold out concerts at Nats Park (as well as a lot of baseball games) and they do fine.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Well, let's see how Nats Park fares tonight with the P!nk concert...

I’ve been to several sold out concerts at Nats Park (as well as a lot of baseball games) and they do fine.

During thunder/lightning/pouring rain?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Don't go for a sports event either. I was at FedEx for the first time last weekend for a Premier League soccer game. Everything about the experience was awful. I'd hate to be trapped there during thunderstorms - what a nightmare.

We were there too, what a clusterf***

After spending an hour to go less than half a mile as they manually checked in each car for parking (there were TONS of spaces available), and we missed more than half of the first game, I vowed that I will NEVER attend an event at that field again

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like a really terrible situation at FedEx Field tonight - reports of many people passing out while sheltering in place and then a confrontation with authorities at one of the gates. Makes me think I will never go to that facility again, especially for a concert.

Pretty standard if weather.