The 5 Most Overrated Concerts SHS Students Went To
July 19, 2022
5. Bad Bunny’s World’s Hottest Tour
Bad Bunny’s 2022 Tour was over-saturated with back up dancers and gimmicks. It looked like a smaller version of Katy Perry’s Superbowl performance, but it didn’t have as many bops and was lacking one giant lion.
“Honestly was a pretty lame show overall and was pretty disapointed. There was alot of audio and mic issues which i know are not his fault but production.” – reddit user r/buzzymusicer11
4. Morgan Wallen
Morgan Wallen’s One Night at a Time tour couldn’t even sell out a Phoenix-Area show. The crowd was full of aging millennials who screamed loudly to the point it was hard to enjoy the music we came to see.
When Wallen performed in New Jersey, the crowd seemed more focus on the New York Rangers game happening the next night. Asbury Park Press Reporter Chris Jordan wrote “The material is compelling, but it lacked a certain umph to keep the crowd fully engaged. When Wallen stepped off the stage midway through the performance, the ‘Let’s go Rangers’ heard on the left of the stage suggested the audience was not fully tuned in.”
3. Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour
While Swifties, young and old, did enjoy most of the performance, nothing done on stage justified the price point on this show. The 70,000 people who attended represented the wealthy and privileged only. On top of that, she played more songs from Folklore than Reputation, and it was like “Why are we here, again?”
2. Harry Styles’s Love On Tour
Harry Styles put on a good show — very entertaining, but the problem is… he doesn’t have enough hits to be on stage longer than six or seven minutes.
1. McDowell Mountain Music Festival
This is what happens when a few rich investors read Buzzfeed too often — you see Coachella, you want Coachella… But then you get… Jamie XX? Polo & Pain?
Who was this concert for, anyway? It wasn’t for people with taste.
