MOAs Cry Foul Over Deceptive TXT's Tour Merchandise

MOAs, or fans of TXT, expressed their disappointment with the U.S. leg of TXT's 2024 TOMORROW X TOGETHER WORLD TOUR , particularly regarding the merchandise.

The controversy revolves around the differences between the advertised and actual products, leading to accusations of false advertisement and fans feeling scammed.

One MOA stated, "I was so excited to get the T-shirt I saw online, but what I received is completely different. It feels like a scam." This sentiment was echoed by many others who had eagerly anticipated purchasing tour memorabilia.

The dissatisfaction stems not just from design discrepancies but also from concerns about quality versus price. Despite the hefty price tag of $49 USD, fans found the material of the merch to be subpar, leading to questions about value for money.

IN CASE YOU MISSED THIS: TXT Achieves New Milestone On Billboard 200 With 'Deja Vu' + Surpasses Personal Record What exacerbates the situation is the marketing tactics used during the tour. While fans expected the "U.S. version" of the merchandise, they were surprised to see TXT members wearing the original Korean designs during encores, creating a desire among fans for the advertised versions. Moreover, the inclusion of pictures with the original designs on merchandise flyers and banners at tour stops added to the perception of false advertising.

One fan shared, "We were told the tour dates would be printed on the back, but it's just a plain shirt. It's disappointing when you expect something special and get something generic."

In recent news, TXT upcoming album design for "The Name Chapter: FREEFALL" has stirred controversy among fans and netizens. The unconventional cardboard packaging, a departure from traditional formats, has sparked a heated debate within the fandom.

While some appreciate its eco-friendly approach, others criticize it for compromising aesthetics and practicality, especially for potential resale. Netizens express disappointment and describe the design as uninspired and unappealing, contrasting with MOAs who see it as a fitting choice for TXT's environmental themes. As the album's release nears, the discussion around its design continues to fuel strong opinions and discussions online.

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Written by Cassidy Jones.