Twitter Reviews Jay-Z’s Brooklyn Concert Ticket Buying Experience

Jay Z performs in Paris, June 2012. Photo: Guillaume Baptiste/AFP/GettyImages

We’ve all been there: Furiously refreshing the Ticketmaster site, sweating as the clock is about to strike the designated sale time. You click on “Find Tickets” and type in those security heiroglyphics, and then it says “Working” and that pinwheel of death starts spinning … and spinning … and then, “Sorry, no exact matches were found” and you’re all “Ok, so give me an INEXACT MATCH!” before punching your computer monitor and repeating the futile process three more times. Meanwhile, an evil Ticketmaster villain devilishly strokes his goatee, as he waves in a bevy of seedy scalpers in through the side door.

Hordes of Jay-Z fans went through that process at 10 am EST today, as tickets went on sale for his string of shows christening the Barclays Center (home of “his” Brooklyn Nets). The eight concerts sold out in roughly 12 minutes, mainly because of shady secondary markets and ghost corporations and complete assholes like this guy who somehow bought 96 tickets.

As people are wont to do, they took to Twitter to express their rage with the failed ticket-buying process. We’ve compiled the best disgruntled tweets below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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