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Right?! It's so annoying when groups tour the United States, but stick to the coasts with maybe a Chicago stop. I want to support these tours and see my faves, but it's not feasible when it's a whole trip to go see even one concert.I don't know them but ITS ABOUT FREAKING TIME PEOPLE REALIZED OUR STATE EXIST
Exactly!!! Like sure, I live near Chicago but it wouldn't hurt to actually come to my state lol, it wasn't until last year a kpop idol actually performed here!Right?! It's so annoying when groups tour the United States, but stick to the coasts with maybe a Chicago stop. I want to support these tours and see my faves, but it's not feasible when it's a whole trip to go see even one concert.
Right?! I think sometimes people outside the US don't quite appreciate how big the country is. Sure I live "near" Chicago in the sense that I could drive from my city to it in a day, but I would have to start early in the morning to get there before the concert started. Which makes seeing an event in Chicago realistically a two-day trip.Exactly!!! Like sure, I live near Chicago but it wouldn't hurt to actually come to my state lol, it wasn't until last year a kpop idol actually performed here!
Yeah! No one else has to work to see the concert, so why should I?Right?! I think sometimes people outside the US don't quite appreciate how big the country is. Sure I live "near" Chicago in the sense that I could drive from my city to it in a day, but I would have to start early in the morning to get there before the concert started. Which makes seeing an event in Chicago realistically a two-day trip.
I've been listening to their music this morning and they've got some fun songs! I'm really attracted to the idea of being able to eat dinner in my house and then go see a concert, have a nice little evening without 6+ hours of travel beforehand.