Spend tens of millions of dong to see Taylor Swift perform

Loving music and wanting to meet idol singer Taylor Swift, young people do not hesitate to spend tens of millions of dong to go to Singapore to see a performance.

Taylor Swift’s performances in Singapore as part of The Eras Tour on March 2-4 and March 7-9 are attracting a lot of attention from young people. Some young people have not hesitated to spend tens of millions of dong to go to Singapore to see the singer perform.

Taylor Swift has won 13 Grammy Awards

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Nguyen Minh The (31 years old), an office worker in Thu Duc City (HCMC), said that Taylor Swift has been his idol since he was a high school student: "I still remember that Speak Now was the first album that made me a fan of Taylor Swift. The songs about love, family, and friends of the female singer gave me the energy to overcome difficulties in life." Mr. The bought tickets on Ticketmaster Singapore in July 2023, hoping to meet his idol. Immediately after buying tickets to the show, Mr. The and his friends planned to buy round-trip air tickets, book hotel rooms, and visit tourist attractions in Singapore because they were cheap. Mr. The's group of friends also invested in uniforms, accessories, etc. for the trip to meet their idol.

The's group of friends are very excited to attend Taylor Swift's performance.

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“Our group has 6 members who are old high school classmates. It is not advisable to wait until the day of departure to buy tickets because they are very expensive. To avoid any unexpected risks, our group flew to Singapore 2 days before the event to settle down and visit the tourist attractions,” The shared.

A fan's luggage prepared before going to Singapore to watch the show

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Mr. The's ticket is VIP2, priced at 728 USD, equivalent to 13.6 million VND. The spent 4 million VND on round-trip airfare and 8 million VND on a hotel for 4 days and 3 nights in Singapore.   In addition, Mr. The spent about 5 million VND on accessories, clothes and sightseeing tickets. He also prepared about 18 million VND for shopping, eating, etc. The total cost for this trip was nearly 50 million VND.

Similarly, Ta Mai An also spent more than 30 million VND to go see Taylor Swift's concert in Singapore. When she learned about the event, it was close to the date, so An could not book the tickets herself and had to ask an intermediary to help her buy them.

Ta Mai An

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“I waited 2 weeks to buy a package of 2 VIP 4 tickets, along with a 4-star hotel for 27.2 million VND. I also spent about 3 million VND on accessories, clothes, and nail care to match the theme of the show. For me, money can be earned back, but the opportunity to meet my idol and listen to her sing is not always available,” An shared.

Mai An got a new set of nails inspired by Taylor Swift's performance.

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Doan Thanh Hue (27 years old), an interpreter in Hanoi , said she spent about 40 million VND to see her idol Taylor Swift perform on March 7-9. Of which, Hue spent 7.3 million VND for CAT3 tickets, 10 million VND for round-trip airfare and 8 million VND for hotel accommodation. In addition, this girl plans to spend about 10 million VND on food and drink, 1 million VND to buy a SIM card, rent a phone and countless other expenses. Hue said she started to love singer Taylor Swift in 2009 when she heard the song You belong with me . This girl said she learned English by copying the lyrics of Taylor Swift's songs. Hue also loves the singer's ability to express emotions through the lyrics of this song.

Doan Thanh Hue

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“Taylor Swift helped me realize my dream, to be the best version of myself. There are millions of people who love you and vice versa, so live the life you want. In addition, I also learned how to be honest with my own feelings, instead of worrying about others. Even though it was a costly investment, I was still determined to meet my idol,” Hue said. At the 2024 Grammy Awards, Taylor Swift won the Best Pop Album award with the album Midnight . This is the singer's 13th Grammy Award.

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