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It’s a Korean artist’s concert in Korea, but the notice starts in Chinese

XSEVENTEEN STAFF@pledis17_STAFF

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[NOTICE] Sunday morning rain is falling..🐰🦌💎☔️🎵#CARAT_ZONE DAY3 🖤 ‼️IMPORTANT‼️ Due to the heavy rainfall, the wait inside the booth is expected to be much longer than usual. To make sure you can collect your CARAT ZONE benefit without any issues, please try to arrive at the venue early. Due to the heavy rain, the wait inside the booth is expected to be much longer than usual…

For today’s SEVENTEEN unit concert at INSPIRE Arena, the notice about picking up fan-club photocards was given in Chinese first.

Chinese resellers are everywhere and Korean fans are already furious because they can’t get seats, but PLEDIS still refuses to offer a presale for Korean fans. Now they’re even putting Chinese first in the notices…

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AnonymousTheQoo

None of my friends could go and I barely managed to attend for 1 day, but everyone around me except 1 person was Chinese. They didn’t understand the funny parts, so it was dead silent, and I heard the Chinese bù hǎoyìsi way more than the Korean joesonghamnida lollll. They won’t offer the Korean-fan presale everyone else does, and they won’t sue malicious commenters either. What do they even do?

AnonymousTheQoo

Reading the comments is making my blood boil, ffs. PLEDIS, you’re the reason people say SEVENTEEN have no Korean fans!!!!!!!!!

AnonymousTheQoo

They’re never going to change, so I left the fandom. And it wasn’t just me—literally every Korean fan around me did too lollll. They all left ages ago for various reasons. Even before this, the ticketing for SEVENTEEN concerts always had an unusual amount of shady nonsense, but now they’ve gone beyond that.