In This Life, The Greatest Star In The Universe (Part 2)

Chapter 253

"So, where is our concert going to be held?"

Woojoo asked impatiently to Seokhwan Hyung and Assistant Manager Hong, who were sipping coffee across the table in the company lounge.

The manager handed him a tablet PC.

"Here."

Woojoo's heart raced at the keyword 'Olympic Park' displayed on the top of the homepage.

Olympic? Olympic Hall?

Their eyes stopped at the name of the venue as they moved from top to bottom.

"Huh..."

"Handball?"

"Handball stadium? Isn't this place huge?"

Olympic Park Handball Stadium.

It was a place that used to be a fencing stadium, but a large corporation spent hundreds of billions of won to turn it into a handball stadium.

Woojoo didn't know how many spectators could fit in, but it was a place that couldn't be easily filled unless it was a large fandom.

He widened his eyes at the introduction that said 'Capacity: about 5,000 people'.

"...?"

Bijoo looked at Woojoo with a face that seemed like his eyes would pop out, and so did the other guys.

The big-eyed guys mouthed 'Wow' at the same time, and laughter came from across the table.

"I..." Woojoo asked. "I have a question, Assistant Manager."

"Yeah. Ask away."

"Do you really think 5,000 people will come to see us?"

The younger ones nodded their heads and said 'Yeah, yeah'.

5,000 people.

Woojoo couldn't imagine it.

If he set the total number of students in a middle school grade at 800, 5,000 people would be six middle schools.

Wasn't that six times the morning assembly?

It felt weird to think that the number of students gathered in six school fields and the number of people who would gather in the concert hall were the same.

Of course, it wasn't impossible.

Even at the showcase they did recently, nearly 2,000 Soufflés gathered.

But a concert was a different dimension.

The ticket price started from at least 100,000 won.

That was why people often say that a concert was a true indicator of how much fandom a singer could mobilize.

Unlike an album that one person could buy 100 copies of, a concert required at least a few thousand people who were willing to pay tens of thousands of won to see their singer.

"No matter how I calculate it, I can't imagine it," Rihyuk said after doing some mental arithmetic. "People who want to see us, 5,000 of them..."

"What are you talking about?"

Assistant Manager Hong tilted her head.

"It's not 5,000 people."

"Ah."

Woojoo thought he meant they would reduce the number of seats from the original venue, and he was about to accept it.

"You have to think of it as 15,000 people. We're doing it for three days."