KAMP LA 2022 dubbed as being "the largest K-Pop event in American history" failed to prove themselves this weekend following visa issues

[My Everything]

 

Edited October 17, 2022 by My Everything

[pace]

I read SM and Starship's statements regarding the visas, and this seemed really poorly planned on the organizer's side. Sad for the fans that were looking forward to certain acts but didn't get to see them.

[Geeminy]

deserved

[WujuLike]

oh wow there was practically no one in the audience huh

[Thigh-high feminist]

"Unusual" is an understatement. How on earth could 2 SM artists fail to get Visas? SM should be able to do this in their sleep cause they've been doing it for a decade and then some.

I just saw Pace's post above and I believe that statement.

Poor fans.

[Zack Morris]

heard some people paid upwards of a 1k to attend this, really hope they get refunded because everything was an absolute hot mess. From the visas to them basically giving away tickets for free only for no one to still show up 

[Jikrytae]

So apparently Kamp is a Korean company, not an American one like many people assumed. I wonder if that played a role in their inability to get people's visas sorted. Either way, there won't be a Kamp LA 2023... or 2024... or 2025...