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May swifties reign supreme.
I'm not even really a Taylor Swift fan and I'm in support of them.
Ticketmaster should have been fixed years ago but wasn't because they bought the right politicians. It's shameful that we have to rely on activist fans because our government is failing to do their job. >

Yup, DOJ had a great chance to fix this in the 90s but Ticketmaster bought the right politicians. >

the weaponization of the Swifties may prove to be a formidable force.  Good luck! >

Pearl Jam tried. >

I love Pearl Jam, but I don’t think they ever had as large of a fan base as TSwift and let’s be honest, the GenX grunge fans aren’t that motivated to protest in DC >

To be fair, it is actually a problem that the US needs to resolve..... >

It 100% is: this is a monopoly that clearly hurts consumers. >

thats the spirit! darn those capitalist thugs in america! >

It would be absolutely iconic if Swift, the queen of breakup songs, ends up being the one to breakup the Ticketmaster monopoly >

Idk, is there a financial incentive for her to break it up?  I can’t see her caring (like, truly caring, not just making empty statements) otherwise >

She doesn't necessarily need to care, but the Ticketmaster snafu that screwed over her fans is why we are finally seeing action against the monopoly. >

A win is a win >

I mean honestly, anyone and everywhere who has ever attended a concert or event where Ticketmaster applied fees should protest.  It’s absolutely ridiculous the fees they’re able to tack on and additionally how they’re scalping their own tickets. >

I had a bad experience with my ticketmaster ticket for Bon Iver, I’d love to protest this shit monopoly that is ticketf**ker