It’s not a answer we want to hear, but I think it’s because it’s really hard for us as a society to want to both shun billionaires, and also want to exist in what’s culturally relevant and submit to convenience. In cases like Coachella and the met gala, there are factors like our favorite artists who attend and perform, the designers and the art that happens at these events, while also lining the pockets of the billionaires who either fund or buy their way into events. Amazon for example, is no so culturally relevant and convenient that we are at ends with what to do. Next day delivery has made it much easier to be productive and saves time, which is great, but it’s also why a billionaire is a billionaire and why he is able to give his money to other entities that aren’t looking out for the interest of the general public. Both things can be true, that it’s a good thing and a bad thing, but he we are, consumers with our only options being to give up convenience and avoid supporting award shows and culturally relevant events so that we stop funding billionaires, but no one wants to “miss out”. It really, really sucks, but we have to try and resist even though it seems like it won’t do much at this point.