Jay Chou's Hong Kong concerts go for Guinness record after fourth postponement


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The singer's Hong Kong concerts were first postponed due to protests in the city in end 2019. Photo: Filepic

The delay of more than two years for 100, 000 ticket holders, who would rather hold on to their tickets than seek a refund, is a record in the eyes of the organisers, Best Shine Group.

"We believe that this is already a world record and we would like to get the Guinness World Records together with the fans to commemorate this event, and to thank everybody for their determination in holding their tickets for such a long time," it said in a statement last week.

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