"Many people might think I’m exaggerating, but now I’ll explain from a professional standpoint what makes his live performance so strong. The song ’loser’ itself has a high level of difficulty with various extreme vocal range jumps and fast-paced syllables, while also requiring control over emotional outbursts and breath."
"Take for instance, from the part ’dancing fool’ to ’cyclic repetition,’ there’s a long stretch of fast singing without any breathing breaks, all maintained in the G2 key. But in the next line ’want to be loved,’ it explodes instantaneously without breathing, switching to the D5 key. How difficult is this? You just need to listen to my slow-motion version to understand it (recording)...
"The song is already hard to sing, and what’s scarier is that he handles it effortlessly. He even took on the lead guitar, and just like the high difficulty in singing, the melody is extremely challenging, for example..."
"Having discussed the difficulties in singing and playing, it turns out that hasn’t even ended, as there’s still his usual infectiousness in the song! He even manages to pay attention to the gimmicks! He waits for the beat to come in when ridiculing Wu Gou and the others!"
A lengthy article of several thousand words, detailing various melodies and syllables, occasionally comparing live audio clips from other singers.
It can only be said that Wu Mu’s live show seemed to astonish everyone, as if the writer was ready to worship him.
Blown to such an amazing and novel angle made the viewers quite stunned.
They hadn’t really noticed this before, was Wu Mu’s live performance really that strong?
Hmm, Wu Mu watching nodded along, it really is that strong.
His singing initially boasted an 81-point top-notch level, with guitar reaching 90, plus the rock style skills were maxed out for the day. Since he was playing guitar himself, he benefited from the self-playing and singing skills, along with all the emotional skills added up...
He’s really unstoppable.
Mo Mo’s level is indeed a notch below, not just a casual remark.
Wu Mu continued reading on.
The second liked post, also with ten thousand likes.
This person didn’t discuss the technical aspects but rather talked about the accusations from Sakura sister fans and Korean sister fans towards domestic audiences.
Keyboard Warrior: "Laughable, Wu Gou’s domestic fans are going to be expelled, unworthy of being fans again? Actually, don’t listen to those Sakura sisters’ nonsense, everyone just watches the show for entertainment and now have to carry a burden?"
"Yes, Wu Gou is quite miserable, Wu Gou gets bashed a lot, but he really doesn’t act like a decent person.
"Think about all the things he’s done, he purposely treats people like fools on shows, leeches off everyone, endorses platforms that get cursed to divert fire, ignores fans... if someone else did these things, they wouldn’t last long, the entertainment industry has many celebrities who didn’t really err but were forced out due to trends, yet he’s bizarrely gaining more fame.
"Of course, I’m not here to criticize Wu Gou, but to share a perspective. Previously when I saw Wu Gou doing these things, I couldn’t really understand why he did them. Clearly, any normally intelligent person should see that given his conditions and talents, just a little more earnest behavior could wildly attract fans and quickly boost his career. Even his haters, as long as he apologized, many would probably soften up and become confused about their own hatred."
"Yet, he insists on opposing these people, making them feel ashamed, getting them even angrier, making his haters hold grudges. Is Wu Gou stupid, not normal, unaware of these things? I don’t think someone who can speak eight languages would be foolish."
"After ruling out wrong options... is it possible that Wu Gou is actually intentionally maintaining this? Is he deliberately disgusting everyone, making them not want to follow him?"
"My words might sound ridiculous, but considering from this angle, suddenly Wu Gou’s incredible moves don’t seem so incomprehensible. His early statements about not needing fans might not be just talk, he might be intentionally controlling this process."
"Of course, as to why Wu Gou acts this way, I haven’t fully grasped it. Maybe it’s due to a past collapse experience, feeling insecure with normal fans, so he’s desperately cleansing, making them resolute, not fearing a collapse will make them leave?
"Or perhaps Wu Gou has really gotten arrogant, feeling no fear of being bashed out of the circle due to his current position? I don’t know Wu Gou’s exact thoughts, but anyway, in this form within the circle... the person intentionally doing this should take the full blame! His Sakura sister fans and Korean sister fans should blame him more than anyone else!""
Wu Mu looked at this response, stunned.
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Wu Mu was indeed intentional sometimes.
Mainly he earns money with the Performance Card, fans are negative assets.
If he hadn’t intentionally cleansed and hadn’t deliberately shown disdain, with his increasingly comprehensive abilities, he could easily turn immature audiences into fans.
At that point, all those saving money and affecting their own lives to support him, spending family money, buying up merchandise for him...
He doesn’t really like that, and it’s easily translated into Performance Card earnings if improperly managed.
So sometimes he needs to deliberately control things, splash cold water on excited fans.
Hmm, let the haters hate, they block those easily brainwashed by seeing negative press.
Shaking his head, he opened the comment section of this response to see what was being said.
The comment section was lively, only eleven thousand likes, yet there were over two thousand comments hotly debated.
"Huh? No, can’t believe someone could cover for Wu Gou . This is too ridiculous,"
Wu Mu couldn’t see who was in the Ferrari, but that person clearly had a temper, because after a few words exchanged, they suddenly hit the gas and left Su Meng behind, driving off on their own.
Leaving Su Meng standing there, frowning in that direction.
Wu Mu chuckled as he drove over, lowered the window, and joked, "Hey, Little Su, long time no see."
Su Meng turned to look his way, seemingly taken aback.
This was the second time they’d met in person.
However, Su Meng seemed to be quite interested in his affairs, with Wu Mu often receiving feedback on his new songs from Su Meng on WeChat.
They didn’t chat much, just purely talked about how nice the songs were.
Hmm, whether a hater or a fan, at least they contributed to viewership.
Wu Mu smiled, "Your driver took off? Want me to give you a ride?"
Su Meng hesitated a bit, "Let me inform my family."
"Aunt Qing, no need to come over, yeah, my friend will drive me back, okay, got it."
After calling, Su Meng opened the passenger door of Wu Mu’s car and got in.
After confirming her address, Wu Mu asked curiously, "Aren’t you from Shen City, why are you here."
Su Meng shook her head, "I am from Shen City, but my family has a house here in Beijing too."
She paused, rarely showing a smile on her face, "Just now we were also inside at the venue, my friends were almost covering their ears during your first song."
Wu Mu laughed heartily, "That has nothing to do with me, I didn’t mess up while singing."
Wu Mu casually chatted with Su Meng, soon delivering her home, to a large courtyard not far from the Forbidden City in Upper City District.
Hmm, confirmed it, she’s definitely Heavenly Dragon People.
Wu Mu was quite surprised, though from her usual words and actions, it was clear Su Meng’s family was quite wealthy.
But never imagined this wealthy.