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This post has been edited by Brotherjoe: May 27 2025, 05:52 PM

Concert at Singapore, Bangkok, hongKong, Philippines, jakarta.. Skip Kuala Lumpur..

This post has been edited by Brotherjoe: May 27 2025, 05:51 PM

No thanks. Support M-Pop better.

- Minah

Wakanda shit is this.

puas mengapa x puji

Maybe PMX and Fahmi takut Lisa wear like this and PAS protest protest

fuck my eyes

Kesian no Malaysia, again.
Hari tu just say wanna bring back international artist to have concert here .

Even JAKARTA ada … lolllll

this is what we wanted kan? malaysia too HOLY for this trash



make sure your saman, CCRIS and LHDN up to date clear



after cold play "kill switch"
don't you guys think international promoters already pull their kill switch on malaysia?
bend the knee to PAS like this

clear or not...we're actively making SG and TH economy better and better
because the things that we want isn't here

look at the amount of people going to tomorrowland and coachella

and tomorrowland is coming to thailand

This post has been edited by MR_alien: May 27 2025, 07:36 PM

everyone afraid of our kill switch.

not clear u get blocked at airport if u didn't understand

A quick AI check will yield the answers... if you are Live Nation, who organized this year's tour, you think you want bother organizing in MY?...



Seating and Organizational Issues (2023 Concert): Blackpink’s 2023 Kuala Lumpur concert at Bukit Jalil National Stadium had “missing seats” and last-minute seat additions, leading to fans standing or sitting on stairs. This prompted lawsuits against organizers, damaging Malaysia’s reputation as a concert venue.

High Ticket Prices: Tickets for Blackpink’s 2023 show ranged from RM388 to RM1,888, among the highest globally, causing fan backlash over affordability and poor value, especially with seating issues, potentially deterring a return.

Conservative Regulations: Malaysia’s strict cultural and religious policies, including criticism from PAS MPs labeling Blackpink’s 2023 concert as “deviant,” create a restrictive environment, discouraging artists who value creative freedom.

Venue and Infrastructure Issues: Bukit Jalil National Stadium faced complaints about obstructed views, poor amenities, and inadequate facilities, making it less appealing for large-scale concerts compared to regional venues.

Economic and Revenue Factors: Malaysia’s lower ticket sales potential compared to nearby Singapore, which has better infrastructure and fewer restrictions, likely made it less profitable for Blackpink to include Malaysia.

Political Backlash: Criticism from conservative groups like PAS, who opposed Blackpink’s 2023 concert and other international acts, created negative publicity, portraying Malaysia as unwelcoming to global artists.

Recent Concert Issues: Organizational problems at other K-pop concerts in Malaysia, like those by G-Dragon and Suho, further highlighted event management issues, potentially influencing Blackpink’s decision to skip Malaysia.

Let's go Bangkok. After finish concert, can bangcock black and pink before go back malaysia

Let's face the fact la, everyone know why artists not coming here la. Who the hell want to come acah holy place? U think they duno we are clown of the world?

malaysia got this

Dengar here always racing racing extreme people also sked doing Collab and events here.. topkek uoll

I heard about this on the radio today, they going to all neighbours country except Malaysia like wtf these local radio stations promote their blackpink songs like every time turn radio on it’s either blackpink,Lisa and jenny songs and they are not coming here??? Surprise this thread only 3 pages..

This post has been edited by RiriRuruRara: May 27 2025, 11:44 PM

we dont need concert to boost tourism