A Malaysian lawyer is suing K-pop group Blackpink’s concert organisers for up to RM1 million (S$298,000) over his “missing” seat at a show in Kuala Lumpur two months ago. Posting on his Twitter and Tiktok accounts on Friday, Mr Nas Rahman said he decided to take legal...
A Malaysian lawyer is suing K-pop group Blackpink’s concert organisers for up to RM1 million over his “missing” seat at a show in Kuala Lumpur two months ago.
Posting on his Twitter and Tiktok accounts on Friday, Mr Nas Rahman said he decided to take legal action after negotiations with the organisers, Live Nation and Go Live, fell through. “After a series of negotiations, both parties did not reach an agreement... I have filed a lawsuit against Live Nation and Go Live in the Kuala Lumpur Sessions Court,” he said.
Mr Nas bought two tickets for RM488 when he found out that the popular group would be staging a concert at Bukit Jalil National Stadium as part of its Born Pink World Tour. The group is currently in Singapore and is performing on Saturday and Sunday. On March 4 – the day of the concert – he and his wife went to their designated seats, only to be shocked to see that one of the seats did not exist.
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