Song Hye Kyo Helps Celebrities Avoid Special Privilege Controversy at Bruno Mars Concert by Doing This
Controversy over special privileges is arising as numerous Korean attended the concert of Bruno Mars in Korea.
On the evening of June 18, Xportsnews reported that Song Hye Kyo, along with the cast of Now, We Are Breaking Up, attended Bruno Mars’ concert. Recently, there has been a lot of speculation about Korean celebrities receiving special treatment when purchasing tickets for this concert, which has attracted attention. Therefore, Song Hye Kyo’s presence at the show suddenly became the center of attention.
It is known that the actress herself purchased six tickets like any other music-loving audience. Song Hye Kyo kept only one ticket for herself and gave the remaining five tickets to Jang Ki Yong, Park Hyo Joo, Ki Eun Se, and Kim Joo Hun, as well as creative director Jenie Jang. In the image of the ticket shared by actress Ki Eun Se, the public easily noticed Song Hye Kyo’s name below the ticket holder’s identification number.
Based on this information, netizens have removed Song Hye Kyo and the cast of Now, We Are Breaking Up from the list of stars accused of receiving special treatment at Bruno Mars’ recent concert.
Below are some comments from Korean netizens:
- Just Song Hye Kyo’s name alone catches the eye
- Tickets purchased personally are different from invitation tickets
- The fact that she was able to buy that many tickets for people around her is impressive
Meanwhile, at the “Hyundai Card Super Concert 27 Bruno Mars” concert (referred to as Bruno Mars concert), which was recently held at Jamsil Main Stadium in Seoul, various stars, including popular idols, actors, influencers, and athletes, were spotted.
As these celebrities occupied the ground seats where intense ticketing battles took place, some netizens raised suspicions of excessive privileges granted by the organizers. In response, the organizers explained that this was within the normal range.
Source: Nate
