I think that the thing that may cause conflict between the users/fans of this site/forum and the Official Street Team is that they used the term 'fangirl' as with the negative connotation. And that is pretty risky to say, in my opinion.

Because, some of the "fangirls" are the ones who had the guts to see EVERY VAMPS show on their first USA Tour in 2009[and in my opinion, I love them for their dedication] and they did it the second time they came [2010]. So yeah, some fangirls have the income and guts to see their favorite bands at not cost and they are willing to make 3-day lines just to be close to their idol.

I don't consider to call myself a fangirl because even when I attended to TWO VAMPS concerts [2009 in LA and 2010 in New York] and made line from very early hours in the morning I don't accuse fans in the crowd for singing the songs wrong [personal experience]; but still if that's being a fangirl for some people then I am. XD

Second, I believe that the purpose of the link/connection that Tokyo suggested was with the Street Team purpose; to make a SOLD OUT show on their [until now] ONLY show in the USA.

And sorry for saying this, but I think that the way that they responded to you Tokyo...it looks like they think that they are in cloud nine. And sometimes are the attitudes of people like them, who are also part of the tour staff, that some fans are discouraged to attend to a concert.

And again, I wish that they could at least consulted J on ANYTHING, and one of those lessons will be:

"How to make fans trust you and love you by working ALONG with them 101"

"How joining to strong fan forums to assure you a wider information spread 101"

and my favorite subject:

"How to be recognized and be seen as an ally for those who are spending flight and hotel expenses to see an artist who's concert ticket costs like less the 10% of their whole trip 101"