The manager thought for a moment, "Then I’ll contact some of his rival fan groups."
In Beijing, in Zhang Li’s apartment.
Han Yan, who had been crashing at her best friend’s place again, was happily scrolling through her phone, laughing.
"Lili, check this out. This guy is so hilarious! He actually commented asking for a song with his girlfriend’s name in it so he can propose to her on the day. Where would Wu Mu have a song like that with her name? He’s not going to write a special one just for him, right?"
Han Yan was obviously looking at the latest comments on Wu Mu’s Weibo.
It’s just too entertaining. All kinds of creative and bizarre requests treating Wu Mu’s comment section like a wishing well.
Zhang Li wasn’t looking at the comments, but she was also focused on something related to Wu Mu.
It was a new trending question on Zhihu—"What do you think about the celebrity Wu Mu returning to the next episode of Legendary Voice and letting netizens upvote to decide what song he will sing next? Does he have that many songs in his repertoire, or is this just marketing?"
Zhihu has always been a stronghold for Wu Mu. Ever since he revealed he was self-taught in college courses and could make games, the users on Zhihu have had a lot of respect for him, feeling he’s in a different league from the typical young celebrities.
So whenever there’s any news about him, it easily makes it to Zhihu’s trending list.
The responses in the trending thread might seem neutral, but they tend to lean in his favor.
The top upvoted comment was, "If any other singer posted such a Weibo, no doubt it’s a marketing stunt. They’d probably even secretly get people to upvote the songs they can perform, predetermining it."
"But if Wu Mu posts it, it’s probably genuine. Given his public persona, there’s no need for him to do this. As for his song repertoire, I’ve had some thoughts for a while now. I’ve always felt he must have a good number of songs in reserve, and I think that for three main reasons..."
People who love to dig into details had already noticed that many of Wu Mu’s song choices fit the context and theme perfectly.
Moreover, during the show, when he had to sing on the spot, he was never flustered and always seemed to be thinking about which of his songs would be suitable.
Basically, he just seems too confident.
This commenter speculated that Wu Mu probably has at least eight or nine songs in reserve. With so many songs, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to randomly pick one from the top ten upvoted ones.
As for why he has so many songs just lying around... the commenter couldn’t figure it out either. But since he’s released so many songs in less than a year, having a few more isn’t that strange.
Zhang Li recalled various scenes from Wu Mu’s shows and felt that what the commenter said seemed quite accurate. The source of this content ɪs novｅlfire.net
The two best friends were really enjoying the gossip and drama.
And soon enough, real drama came up.
Han Yan’s phone vibrated.
It was the leader of the Wu Mu anti-fan group tagging everyone.
"Lili, come on and check out this drama!"
Han Yan immediately clicked in while calling Zhang Li over.
Wu Mu anti-fan group leader: "Zhou Yu’s fan leader contacted us to join them in spamming negative comments on that dog’s Weibo. What does everyone think?"
The anti-fan group was already pretty active.
They were also discussing Wu Mu’s new Weibo post a lot.
With the leader’s message, it got even more heated.
"Zhou Yu’s fan leader? They want to go after that dog again?"
"Bunch of idiots. They’ve been targeting that dog for so long, yet their idol’s popularity keeps dropping. I was scrolling Douban recently and even saw Director Li Yun, who used to collaborate with Zhou Yu a lot, saying he wanted to work with that dog."
"Hilarious. Zhou Yu can’t even beat that dog. I don’t know how her fans can still show their faces."
The group was filled with disdain for Zhou Yu.
Even though they hadn’t accomplished much themselves over the past six months, at least their idol’s career hadn’t regressed!
Wu Mu anti-fan group leader: "Yes, this time it’s a big one. Zhou Yu’s side contacted not just us, but also Xiao Yi, Tianyu Entertainment, Sun Zhichun, and other top fan groups. We’re all going to gang up on him, and we won’t pretend to be neutral. We’ll make it clear who we are to show how many people dislike him and make everyone aware of his anti-fan base."
Everyone in the anti-fan group was stunned.
"Sun Zhichun doesn’t even have any issues with that dog, why are they joining?"
"Probably because he’s blocking their way. If things continue , he’ll dominate the scene."
"If everyone joins in, this action will be quite significant."
"This is an opportunity! Short-term resistance to force him out of the industry isn’t likely, but showing how many people dislike him is a good idea!"