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Monsta X are getting really big in the USA now. They have a live streaming broadcast tonight. All of the virtual “meet and greet” packages priced at $199 are sold out and the cheapest live stream is $19.99

LVCG have 100% of the broadcast and streaming rights for the KPOP festival. With such a large following in the USA, there is going to be a big market for this IMO

https://www.livexlive.com/live-events/festival/monsta-x-the-dreaming

Monsta X straight in at No3 in the USA album charts.

https://twitter.com/officialmonstax/status/1473516759479369729?s=21

Monsta x debates in the USA at no21 in the charts and is the 3rd best selling album in the USA. This means that the company holding 100% of the streaming rights to Europes biggest KPOP festival with monsta x as its headline act will have a big audience for those valuable streaming rights.

https://gossipchimp.com/monsta-x-debuts-in-top-25-of-billboard-200-as-the-dreaming-becomes-3rd-best-selling-album-in-u-s/

MONSTA X’s new English-language album has made a formidable debut on the Billboard 200!

For the week ending on December 25, MONSTA X’s newest album “The Dreaming” debuted at No. 21 on Billboard’s well-known Top 200 Albums chart (its weekly rating of the most well-liked albums within the United States). The group beforehand scored their first chart entry on the Billboard 200 with their first English-language album “All About Luv” final yr.

“The Dreaming” was additionally the third best-selling album of the week within the United States, sweeping the No. 3 spot on Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart, Top Current Album Sales chart, and Independent Albums chart.

Additionally, two songs from “The Dreaming” entered Billboard’s Hot Trending Songs chart this week: “The Dreaming” made its debut at No. 12, whereas “You Problem” landed on the chart at No. 19.

Finally, MONSTA X re-entered Billboard’s Artist 100 at No. 36 this week.

I had one private message today about KPOP being a “passing fad” and the “KPOP group” may go out of fashion. I wonder how many really don’t understand what is the fastest growing music segment across the world? This link shows the different generations of KPOP bands thar are being reinvented every single year. The KPOP festival already has Monsta X (generation 3.5) and (G)I-DLE (4th generation) performing.

https://www.koreaboo.com/lists/breakdown-kpop-4-generations-according-idology-magazine/

LVCG own 100% of the streaming rights (ex-Korea) for the KPOP festival. This is big business, look at what one KPOP band earned from the YouTube streaming channel.

https://m.republicworld.com/entertainment-news/music/blackpink-earns-over-whopping-usd-10-dot-5-million-the-show-becomes-youtube-breakthrough.html

You are clearly not invested here liveSingh1, and you have posted false information on the company about their revenue prospects. The revenue that a single KPOP concert will generate is going to be at least £2 million if you listen to the proactive interview from yesterday. And the streaming rights (which LVCG own 100% of) is a premium product that could generate a lot more. But good luck to you whatever you are invested in.

Bargain hunters are out today. Muppets not holding much stock and their ready supply appears to have been shut down.

Plus if you listen to today’s interview, from a single KPOP concert they are going to make a minimum of £2 million. Then they have a£350,000 retainer from Formula E. That’s £4 million revenue before they have really started getting events for 2022 or get hte 100% sponsorships or streaming rights for KPOP, or add another KPOP festival next year. This company are going places

Get over yourself. They are clearly recovering and business is getting better. The deal with Marwell will add over £300,000 to the coffers and they have more bricklive tours over the winder than ever before.

The KPOP concert will deliver 7 figure revenues and not single digits next year, so a minimum of £2 million from just that division. The already have 1800 days of bricklive booked (and that was before Marwell) for an average of £1000 per day and the cycling will bring 300/400k plus they getting £350,000 from formula E. If they add another KPOP concert that means well in profit for next year and 2023 will be a monster year.

Well that removes any doubt who was selling into the good news about KPOP. It also accounts for where the muppets were getting their shares from.

Wile no revenue predictions were made as there is nothing announced to the market, when asked what does this mean for LVCG? “We are taking 7 figure numbers and not just single figures.”

Ticket sales have gone extremely well according to ticketmaster (and what would they know, only being the biggest ticket seller around the globe) with over 12,000 tickets sold. Very close to the whole project breakeven after which LVGC get 40% of the ticket sales revenue. But its the merchandising and 100% of the TV streaming rights that are going to be the big earners and will surprise a few.

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/969701/live-company-says-new-k-pop-festivals-will-be-a-profitable-project-969701.html

Monsta X are the net biggest thing in KPOP. Two things to take from the livestream of their new album the Dreaming
1. All the premium “virtual meet and greet” packages are sold out ($199 each)
2. The cheapest single live stream is $19.99

Having 100% of the streaming rights to this festival is going to be very valuable.

https://www.livexlive.com/live-events/festival/monsta-x-the-dreaming

Marwell Zoo brickosaurs 2 announced on Friday which is cica £300,000 in revenue staring in April 2022. They seem confident enough to have stayed with the booking and are a repeat customer, so the product clearly works.

There are 12 bricklive revenue generating events (all covid safe self-guided tours) taking place around the world in December and none of them are being affected by covid variant news. This is more events than have taken place during this period than in previous years, so the “sunshine strategy” is gaining traction, plus they are really sweating the assets. Do the maths and that’s £4/5 million revenue stream if they rent out all 28 tours even for only 50% of the time.

Singapore Zoo brickosaurs
USA Bricklive Houston Animal Paradise
USA Naples Zoo Supersize
Belgium Fantasy Kingdom
Basingstoke Santa’s express
Eastleigh March of the penguins
Bishops Stortford Snowman
Rugby Snowman& snowdog
Blackburn Snowman & snowdog
Norwich Santa & polar friends
Worthing BID
Beany House of Art: Christmas Elf Bundle

Worth reading this spectator thread; conversation with SAGE modelling. Punch line is that SAGE are only modelling the worst scenarios and a small change in the inputs (like the clear evidence coming out of South Africa that the omnicron variant are milder than delta) and there is no need for further restrictions.

https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/my-twitter-conversation-with-the-chairman-of-the-sage-covid-modelling-committee

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-12-17/s-africa-says-hospitalizations-in-omicron-wave-much-lower

That contract with Marwell is worth at least £300,000 and brings cash into the company from April.

Brickosaurs 1 and 2 touring sets on their own will be bringing in just under £1 million a year in revenue. Do the sums on just 50% utilisation of their 28 touring sets and that’s over £4 million a year from that side of the business alone.

Don’t disagree with the sentiment, i don’t like dilution either, and theres been very clear manipulation of the share price in the last week with the muppets running a big deficit. My calculations gave them enough cash to get through the winter period, so it looks like the placing is being used to expand KPOP and also to scale this up. Some of the holding back of the share price on the KPOP mews was clearly about cash concerns, so that has at least been put to bed so the share price should be free to run from here.

Agree with that PF-builder. It does explain all the selling over the past week, especially all those round number trades, its either the broker selling and putting pressure on the share price to get a better price for the placing, or those in the know selling because they will have their holding replaced by the placing shares. Seems par for the course at this end of the market.

Nice video clip of the German stadium showing the roof structure, so this event is won’t have to worry about adverse weather.

https://twitter.com/miyeon_karine/status/1471261322885144576?s=21