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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]90% of people did not spend a ton on this show. They just got lucky in the Ticketmaster sale. [/quote]

West Coast here. This was us, and everyone else seated around us the night we went in LA.

The celebrity photos I saw on Instagram were basically like they were from another event. We were seated very high up with mostly teenage and 20-something girls and younger girls and their families. It was definitely representative of the greater LA area and not “fancy” LA and being around a wide variety of genuinely friendly people was the best part of the concert. I’ve never been to a huge concert without big dudes knocking into me or hollering drunkenly, or people acting sketchy. [b]I loved being in a cheerful, supportive concert environment![/b][/quote]

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My daughter was there and said the same. She said it was so nice to be with a big crowd and feel safe. They made new friends and traded bracelets. The Harry Styles show had the same vibe. [b]Gatherings that are primarily women are that way.[/b] I’m glad she got to feel that. [/quote]

Yes all the internalized misogyny leads all women to be sugar and spice and everything nice. [/quote]

Glad someone said it. I’m so tired of this.[/quote]

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