Honestly, people are really buzzing about Alex Warren's Cheaper Than Therapy Tour, but I kinda see why some folks might side-eye it and think it's just another influencer making bank off their fans. I remember when Alex was more like a goofy TikTok guy and not this huge touring artist, so seeing him headline places like Zoo Amphitheatre is wild. But here's the thing—he's apparently donating a dollar from every ticket to Camp Kesem, which actually helps kids whose parents have cancer. I think that's pretty legit and not something every influencer does.

Plus, it sounds like the tour is going to be a legit concert, not just a meet-and-greet or some weird Q&A thing. People are actually going for the music and the vibe. When someone racks up over 1.8 billion Spotify streams, you've got to admit they're not just some random. So, yeah, maybe Alex Warren is making money, but at least he's giving back and putting on a real show. I respect that anyone can get out there and do something positive with their influence. If you don’t like him, I get it, but the hype does seem real for his fans! I say go if you’re curious—who cares what haters say?