MUMBAI: Twitteratis took to their beloved social media platform to do what they know best. React to news. And this time, the UK based popular rock band Coldplay has become the latest butt of jokes. Since the reports suggesting Coldplay’s charity concert in Mumbai would be priced at Rs. 25,000 at the minimum have emerged on several portals, some fans reacted with disappointment while others used humour to portray their honest thoughts about the development.

The band or the organising committee has not made the announcement or the ticket rates official yet, but these Twitter hands could not care less.

Coldplay’s news reminded this gentleman of forgotten heroes

India me Cold play concert ki ticket k daam sun k main Linkin Park ban jaata hun:
I've become so numb I can't feel you there#Coldplay

— Pranay Tiwari (@pranayom) September 9, 2016

The Viral Fever obviously had to comment

Buying #coldplay concert ticket. pic.twitter.com/ZpXXIIJXIl

— The Viral Fever (@TheViralFever) September 9, 2016

This week has been all about selling kidneys (or trying not to)

You've to sell your kidneys to buy an iPhone and your iPhones to buy a ticket of Coldplay concert.

— Nerd Stark™ (@itsaashuu) September 9, 2016

Stand-up comic Atul Khatri knows how to market himself

Hey @coldplay ! Do you require a stand up comic to open for you and warm up the crowd for your Mumbai show ? If yes, contact me

— Atul Khatri (@one_by_two) September 9, 2016

Fans outside bookmyshow office

People who can afford to buy #Coldplay concert tickets in one pic pic.twitter.com/N2sepc303W

— The Viral Fever (@TheViralFever) September 9, 2016

Priorities?

iPhone price : Rs 65k
Coldplay Concert ticket : Rs 25k

Fighting With Sabji Wala For Free Dhaniya is Priceless#Inspired

— Mr. Smoker (@Itsmy_rule) September 9, 2016

Also bribe the IT guys for behind-the-stage visit, maybe?

You need to submit Salary Slip, Bank Statements and IT Returns to apply for Coldplay concert.

— ??? ??? (@WoCharLog) September 9, 2016

True af.

Coldplay fans will understand dem feels :'( pic.twitter.com/XyBOREac2l

— All India Bakchod (@AllIndiaBakchod) September 9, 2016

STILL COSTLY, MANNNN

25000 for a Coldplay ticket? Does the band play for each guy individually?

— Danish Sait (@DanishSait) September 9, 2016

Sapan Verma Took On Kapil Sharma’s Tweet To Make A Point

I've been buying music legally from iTunes for 15 bucks a song and now I have to pay 25k to see Coldplay?
Ye hai achche din? @narendramodi

— Sapan Verma (@sapanv) September 9, 2016

OML’s founder Vijay Nair has a piece of advice for you guys.

Not many artists I have met care as much about their fans as Coldplay does. So rest assured, keep your kidney with you.

— Vijay Nair (@vijay_nair) September 9, 2016

Now that’s going a bit too far

"YESS COLDPLAY IS COMING TO INDIA OMGG MY FAVES"

"Tickets are for 25k"

"Nucleya is better, vaise"

— Azeem Banatwalla (@TheBanat) September 9, 2016

Aren’t we all?

Feeling urban poor after seeing Coldplay India concert ticket price.

— Trendulkar (@Trendulkar) September 9, 2016

Speculations come and go, and so will Coldplay. But golden tweets stay on the internet forever.

It would be only fair to wait for official announcement, but if the news turn out to be true, then expect more outrage and jokes heading towards Coldplay’s debut India performance.