Kemal Palevi Reveals Funny Actions of People Outside Coldplay Concert - Iron Pole Guard Breaks!

Kapanlagi.com - Artist Kemal Palevi is known not to watch Coldplay's performance at the concert on November 15th. Despite not watching, this artist and comedian didn't stay at home but instead went to Gelora Bung Karno to see the reactions and atmosphere of the people and Coldplay fans who didn't get tickets.

Upon arriving at the stadium, Kemal recorded some funny actions of fans outside the stadium. He also recorded the actions of ticket scalpers who didn't hesitate to sell tickets at exorbitant prices, as well as some actions of fans pushing the guard fence until it broke.

1. Many Residents Have Fomo (Fear of Missing Out)

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When arriving at the stadium, Kemal briefly spoke with fans and people who were outside the stadium. However, many admitted that they were outside the stadium not because they were fans of Coldplay but just wanted to join in.

It is known that the news of Coldplay's concert in Jakarta is one of the hottest concert news this year. There were also public figures who competed for tickets when concert tickets were already on sale. Seeing the enthusiasm of Indonesian people for Coldplay, there were also many people who wanted to see the atmosphere and ambience at Gelora Bung Karno.

2. Barrier Breaks

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Because there were many people and fans outside the stadium, the fans held a small concert. They still sang and enjoyed the excitement of the Coldplay concert even though they were outside the stadium.

However, unfortunately, after the song 'FIX YOU' was played, the fans who were initially standing near the entrance became aggressive and pushed the guards and police officers on duty. As a result, the iron barrier between the entrance and the outside of the stadium broke.

"It's not that we opened it, we were overwhelmed. The breach still happened even though we (the committee and the police) were on guard. Besides, there will also be an inspection in front, so it's pointless to break through because in the end, they won't be able to enter," said one of the Coldplay concert organizers interviewed by Kemal.

(kpl/nas)