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Rammstein is one of the most controversial bands today, which has sold just over 50 million copies.
During its presentation in Mexico, on October 4, the band gathered about 65 thousand attendees at the Foro Sol.
Most concert and festival tickets are printed on photosensitive paper, which reacts to heat.
Rammstein is one of the most influential bands today, which has one of the largest and most committed fandoms, thanks to their music and the visual spectacle they offer in each of their presentations, moments that, for many, tend to be be unique, so they seek to preserve some object or memory for posterity; However, it does not always turn out as expected, as demonstrated by a user on networks, who ruined his Rammstein tickets.
Since its formation, in 1994, Rammstein, has positioned itself as one of the most influential metal bands, which has drunk, to date, more than 50 million copies worldwide, having in 199 its first nomination for the grammy awards for “Du hast”.
Without a doubt, the band is one of the most controversial and controversial, this not only because of the topics that their songs talk about, but also because of the visual content of their content, even receiving demands and complaints from communities and sectors of the community. population that have felt offended.
Despite this, during his last presentation in Mexico, on October 4, it is estimated that just over 65 thousand people attended, in a show full of fireworks and unique moments that will remain in the memory of the attendees.
“I just wanted a nice memory”; fan ruins his Rammstein tickets
In the last few hours, the story of a fan of the German band Rammstein has gone viral, because in the search for “have a nice memory” he wanted to cover up his concert ticket, an idea that did not turn out quite well, since the network user did not take into account that the tickets are made of photosensitive material and, therefore, with the heat exerted, the tickets were ruined, leaving two frames with a “burnt” appearance.
Most concert and festival tickets are made from a thermal material or chemical paper, which reacts to heat, so they are created through a process known as “direct thermal printing”, which causes it to print without ink thanks to the heat.
However, this is not the only time that tickets have sparked a wide-ranging conversation, since in recent months the story of a young woman who received tickets to the Bad Bunny concert went viral, after learning that her grandmother gave her your savings to get a ticket.
@brendaedith2 The best granny (bugs bunny 😂) #badbunnypr #fypシ #badbunnyconcert #badbunnyenmexico ♬ original sound – Brenda Edith
For fans, hundreds tickets are one of the main collector’s items, since they not only exaggerate a live event within a specific space and moment, but also remain as evidence of a unique moment in the life of each person.
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