Live music will never be fully replaced by streaming, because the energy of a crowd and the imperfections of a performance create something no recording can capture. I've been to small gigs where the singer's voice cracked and it felt more real than any polished studio version. But with VR concerts improving and ticket prices skyrocketing, I wonder if younger fans might choose cheaper, convenient virtual shows over the hassle of venues. Can the raw emotional pull of live performance still win against cost and accessibility, or will convenience slowly erode that tradition?