2NE1 recently had some trouble with their concert ticketing.

On the afternoon of August 5, 2NE1 leader CL shared a video on her Instagram of the members trying to get tickets for their upcoming concert. Ticket sales for the concert started at 8 p.m. that day.

In the video, Minzy is shown clicking the 'Book Now' button on her computer just before tickets went on sale.

Dara is seen trying to buy tickets on her phone. CL, watching them, asks, "Are you practicing?" Minzy replies, "I'm just warming up," showing she’s determined to get tickets.

When ticket sales began and the 'Book Now' button was active, Minzy and Dara struggled to secure their seats.

They complained, "Why can't we click 'Book Now'? Why isn’t it working? We picked the date, so why isn’t it going through?"

Eventually, Minzy sighed and said, "It’s already ruined. There can't be no seats left." CL also questioned, "Isn't the computer acting up?"

In the end, they couldn’t get tickets. Minzy posted a screenshot showing over 400,000 people waiting and a server error, saying, "Ugh. Ticketing failure."

2NE1 will hold their '2024 2NE1 CONCERT [WELCOME BACK] IN SEOUL' at the Olympic Hall in Olympic Park, Seoul, on October 5th and 6th.

This will be their first concert since '[ALL OR NOTHING] in SEOUL' in March 2014, making it a comeback after about 10 years and 6 months.

YG Entertainment’s general producer Yang Hyun-suk is working with them on this comeback, promising great support.

YG Entertainment mentioned, "Given their significant 15th anniversary and the big reunion, we wanted to start their performances this year. We’ve confirmed concerts in Kobe and Tokyo, but we are excited to kick off the tour in Seoul first."

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Actor and now CEO Jo In Sung is touching hearts with his kind actions once again.

On May 5, in celebration of Children’s Day, Jo In Sung donated sneakers to kids in need through a charity group called “Manna,” made up of entertainers who work together to help children.

This group gives sneakers to kids every year on Children’s Day and Christmas, and this time, Jo In Sung personally joined the effort.

But this isn’t the only kind thing he’s done.

It was also revealed that Jo In Sung has been quietly paying for snacks every month for children in an orphanage.

On top of that, during last year’s movie “Smugglers” screening, he invited over 30 people, including teens from orphanages and those with rare illnesses, along with their families and caretakers — all out of his own goodwill.

Since 2020, he’s also been helping with treatment costs for children with rare diseases, showing his steady and heartfelt support behind the scenes.

Fans praised Jo In Sung for staying humble and kind, doing good without asking for praise.

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