imgross ceo scott in his traditional grand finale garb.
More accolades for CEO Scott of imgross.org. His 2009 Indochina concert has ranked among the best concerts of 2009 according to SPIN magazine. SPIN editor Tim Dweger called the show “a majestic spectacle fit for an arena of kings and dignitaries” which is fitting because the concert was invite only and all of the guests were people with an income greater then 500,000 dollars annually. When asked why he allowed only the rich to attend his live shows, CEO Scott controversially responded,
“The super rich are the only people that I can possibly begin to relate with and my music simply isn’t meant to be heard by the poor and pathetic.”
The concert was highlighted with huge flat screen projections of exotic locations that the eccentric CEO claimed to have taken himself, as well as lasers, bubbles, live tigers, falcons and a pyrotechnic show that reportedly cost 1million dollars. CEO Scott treated spectators to various hits from his most recent #1 album “The Enormity of my Success.” Some of the performances included the hit singles “extravagant treasures,” “a well moneyed life” and his famous ballad “adoration of the masses.”
All shows were capped by the CEO performing his hit “blowing up wheelbarrows of money” and then blowing up 100,000 real American dollars with an enormous dynamite explosion that could reportedly be heard several blocks away. As the smoke cleared the crowd erupted, the CEO Scott could be seen leaving the venue in his signature hot air balloon.
It truly was a concert performance for the ages.
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