Madonna thanks fans by offering them very expensive book to purchase

[Ghost Face 6,236]

[ThisGuyTony 31,086]

It should be free for the people whose shows were cancelled.

[RAMROD 110,174]

3 minutes ago, ThisGuyTony said:

It should be free for the people whose shows were cancelled.

Won’t be a Billionaire she is today that way, eowww

[GaGaAst 13,023]

she is inspired by HAUS lab. 

Selling products that fan don't even want at higher price. 

Except that HAUS is a good product and its reasonably priced. MAdonna darrling you really took the price way too high. 

Reductive 

 

[XxBones 1,191]

At first I read "Madonna thanks fans.." and thought oh wow she acknowledges them. Until I clicked it and read by offering expensive book hahah

[nswain1110 3,086]

She's basically saying "sorry I lost all that money I had to refund, can I interest you in giving it back to me?" LMFAO what a shame. 

[vixdean 1,061]

3 hours ago, gabrielflorin01 said:

The fact that this will actually sell because her fans are bunch of wealthy spoiled bitches who managed to go to multiple shows of that overpriced tour, and even buy that stupid Polaroid selfie 

Did you go?

[IAmNotHere1997 25,824]

2 minutes ago, vixdean said:

Did you go?

No?

[vixdean 1,061]

19 minutes ago, gabrielflorin01 said:

No?

Oh, ok. I was just wondering  because you were calling it an 'overpriced tour', but without being there you can't objectively call it overpriced. The tickets ranged from £61.50 to £481.50 in the UK, so hardly out of line with common prices practiced for artists of Madonna status, and specially considering that every show was sold-out.

I got to see the tour twice in London, once with my parents and once with my boyfriend, and it's absolutely worth every penny. One of the best, if not the best, concert I have ever been to. It's an arena/stadium show, but inside a theatre, so wherever you are in the theatre, you are within a few feet from one of the greatest pop artists ever. The reviews have all been stellar, consistently 5-stars in every city the tour stopped, so again justifying the prices.

And as for the polaroid, you probably know that millions are made each year by Madonna collectors, which has a huge following, so the prices paid for the polaroid are also not out of the ordinary when each and single polaroid is an unique item taken on stage by Madonna herself.

And more importantly, I wouldn't call it a 'stupid Polaroid selfie' when all the money made from the photos was for Raising Malawi and to help, you know, orphan, ill, poor children who have no family or live with AIDS under very poor circumstances.

[stevana229 1,890]

You can tell Madonna is greedy and let her wealth/fame get to her head

[Eighteen 5,430]

idk in my view a picture book is not worth even 50 dollars 

[IAmNotHere1997 25,824]

9 minutes ago, vixdean said:

Oh, ok. I was just wondering  because you were calling it an 'overpriced tour', but without being there you can't objectively call it overpriced. The tickets ranged from £61.50 to £481.50 in the UK, so hardly out of line with common prices practiced for artists of Madonna status, and specially considering that every show was sold-out.

I got to see the tour twice in London, once with my parents and once with my boyfriend, and it's absolutely worth every penny. One of the best, if not the best, concert I have ever been to. It's an arena/stadium show, but inside a theatre, so wherever you are in the theatre, you are within a few feet from one of the greatest pop artists ever. The reviews have all been stellar, consistently 5-stars in every city the tour stopped, so again justifying the prices.

And as for the polaroid, you probably know that millions are made each year by Madonna collectors, which has a huge following, so the prices paid for the polaroid are also not out of the ordinary when each and single polaroid is an unique item taken on stage by Madonna herself.

And more importantly, I wouldn't call it a 'stupid Polaroid selfie' when all the money made from the photos was for Raising Malawi and to help, you know, orphan, ill, poor children who have no family or live with AIDS under very poor circumstances.

Good for you for managing to see the show multiple times and making a great experience out of it. For some teenagers like me who come from the middle of nowhere, Eastern Europe, and don't have a job either, the prices are high, but it's Madonna after all, it's expected and for sure worth it, no doubt.

However, I still think the Polaroid was a bad idea, it's just seems pointless to me. And let's be real, most fans bought it as a merch, memory, and not for the donation.

[Hades 27,980]

8 hours ago, Gracious Gaga said:

She should’ve released a professional Video and audio recording Of the tour for purchase 

 

edit maybe a package with the CD DVD and a book .  Price it at like $75 or something SLIGHTLY reasonable 

This. As a stan I feel disgusted.

[DC 25,164]

It’s the least she could do 

[vixdean 1,061]

8 minutes ago, gabrielflorin01 said:

Good for you for managing to see the show multiple times and making a great experience out of it. For some teenagers like me who come from the middle of nowhere, Eastern Europe, and don't have a job either, the prices are high, but it's Madonna after all, it's expected and for sure worth it, no doubt.

However, I still think the Polaroid was a bad idea, it's just seems pointless to me. And let's be real, most fans bought it as a merch, memory, and not for the donation.

I appreciate that and totally understand where you are coming from.

I also get that the prices are high when comparing it and putting into perspective. With the show being in theatres, Live Nation certainly pushed even more for those high prices because otherwise they would make very little money, because the capacity of each venue was between 2000-3000 people. Thus, the reason why she had to do so many dates.

But yes, in any case, this idea of pushing this VIP book as a 'thank you' is not good marketing in any way, shape or form.