Fans of the popular Nigerian Afrobeats singer, Ahmed Ololade, known professionally as Asake, have caused an uproar on social media following the artiste’s announcement of ticket prices for his December concert.Asake’s show promoters, in a tweet on Thursday, revealed that the ticket fees for regular would cost N70,000 per head for standing.
The concert, which was tagged ‘Mr. Money With Vibe Feat’, ranged from N70,000 for regular, while other ticket prices reportedly ranged from N4 million to N10 million for the highest price of the VVIP category of the concert.@TheMahleek: ”70k for standing?, is now i understand what Asake mean by ‘Prepare yourself’.”@kusssman: ” 70k for Asake standing tickets, I will leave the venue with one of his speakers.
kordiemusic: ”They are trying to regulate the type of people that will be at the concert. It’s not a concert for everyone but they don’t want to say it verbally. It is a game of class.”ogbdeyforyou: “70k for Asake concert, when I can subscribe ₦500 for 2GB to enter Poco lee Snapchat status and watch the highlights.”
theladymo: “We helped Asake pay his debts, now he want us to run into debt Very ungrateful boi. Btw, I need a loan.”
Shey na wiz I won go watch 🤪
He's overhyped so what do you expect?
Nah him family member go buy ticket 😂😂
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