When Taylor Swift announced that she was going to sell tickets for her U.S. tour next year,

fans flooded Ticketmaster, the only place to buy them.

The site, of course, crashed.

And that left I-Hard fans without tickets mad.

People were like sobbing, crying, like really upset.

But that sadness and anger quickly turned into political action.

I don't really know many Taylor Swift songs, but one thing I do know about Swifties, don't cross them.

Last week, Clay Murray and over two dozen other Swifties who live across the United States

filed a lawsuit that accused ticket master of of fraud, price-fixing,

and antitrust law violations.

I definitely want there to be a change in how Ticketmaster runs.

Swift set a record for most tickets ever sold in a single day on November 15th.

So Ticketmaster says the fiaska was because of that, because they weren't prepared for such

a huge demand.

On Monday, the company also sent emails to some fans in a second attempt to get tickets in the

hands of those who pre-registered.

I literally screamed when I saw this email.

There's still hope.

That's all I can say.

Check your emails.

The Justice Department's already investigating and Congress is even gearing up for a hearing

thanks to Senator Amy Klobuchar.

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