JoJo Siwa is charging fans $900 to help set up her stage, internet is confused: “I’ll just apply for the job instead”

JoJo Siwa recently revealed her North American tour, but there is a twist. The singer-dancer believes the fans are so hyped up that they'll not only queue up for her performance but also pay to set up her stage. It may sound bizarre, but it is real.

Siwa has unveiled a Dream Guest VIP ticket, whereby fans can shell out $900 to help set up her stage.

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VIP ticket buyers will have the privilege of assisting JoJo's crew in preparing the stage, which involves trying out equipment such as drums and DJ booths. Besides, they have access to pre-show soundcheck, a question-and-answer session with JoJo Siwa, and even a meet-and-greet opportunity.

VIP members will receive distinctive autographed material worn by JoJo Siwa during a performance, aside from exclusive items, such as a laminate and a lanyard. They will also be able to watch the concert from a unique viewing platform.

Basically, you are paying to work for no reason at all.

Of course, individuals on the internet are having a field day with this. Most are joking that they'd rather get a job than pay to organize a concert for free. Individuals can't help but laugh at the fact that individuals would be paying to do work.

As per them, this doesn't make any sense whatsoever. This could very well be the most roastable thing on the internet today!

Social media reacts to JoJo Siwa's controversial Dream Guest VIP

Social media users are in awe, asking how anyone can charge people to work for them. Others are simply saying, "No thanks!" and refusing to even consider it.

A user @JMerps95 stated:

"Imagine paying to set up a concert. ill just apply for the job instead."

Another user @Flawdzilla added:

"Selling tickets to slavery is crazy 🤣"

One user, @Rush_Eazy, went on to say:

"$900 to work? Yeah no thanks."

People joke that it's all about money. Some are even fantasizing it as a breaking news report, claiming people are being asked to pay to do all the work and receive nothing in return.

A user @MemesAgnstHmnty said:

"Pay to work 😂😂😂"

A user @DiamondMarkiii quipped:

"It’s all about the dolla dolla bills yall."

One user, @ForceChair, poked fun, saying:

"Breaking News: Give me your money and you can do the work of others so we don’t have to pay them."

Others are complaining that JoJo Siwa is exploiting her celebrity status to get people to work for nothing. Some are even joking CEOs are taking notes on this plan.

Meanwhile, there are some users so confused that they're jokingly waiting for an asteroid to land on Earth.

A user @Scopey_13 commented: