Huayu: Starting from Fahrenheit

Chapter 372 A huge uproar has broken out in China.
"Oh oh oh..."

Wu Zhuo was performing on stage, while the audience below was in an extremely frenzied state.

Everyone at the scene swayed to the melody, their faces filled with excitement and joy, singing along loudly.

In fact, whether a performance is lively or not depends on the atmosphere.

First, it depends on the quality of your performance.

Secondly, it depends on the popularity of your song.

Especially when a song is very popular, when the singer stands on the stage, even without any dancing, the audience will automatically get into a high-energy state along with the music.

Wu Zhuo's performance, however, featured both.

Wu Zhuo himself came from a group, and his dancing was recognized as the best in the group.

In this situation, his songs would naturally be choreographed accordingly.

And its popularity.

"Baby" was incredibly popular in the US at the time; you could find almost anyone on the street humming "baby...baby."

The combination of these two factors ensures that Wu Zhuo's performance will be an absolute blast.

The enthusiastic response from the audience also energized Wu Zhuo. While singing, he walked to the edge of the stage and interacted with the audience members at the front.

Every time he interacted, it would cause the fans in that area to scream wildly, and then the audience in other places would also shout excitedly under the influence of these screams.

The entire scene instantly erupted into a state of jubilation.

"Go, call Sony Music right now. No matter the cost, I want Abel to hold a large-scale concert tour in the United States as quickly as possible."

"This is all money..."

Backstage, the elderly white man from the organizer looked at the crazy fans outside, then at the ticket profit he had just calculated, and immediately made a decision.

It was absolutely insane! It was just a regular performance, a promotional show with only two or three songs.

They actually sold more than 17,000 tickets.

And this is because the venue can only accommodate so many people.

If the venue were a bit bigger, and the performance were a real concert, the old white man couldn't imagine how many people would come.

The more people there are, the higher the ticket price can be set, and the more money can be made.

The white old man had organized concerts for many singers, and among the singers he had worked with, Wu Zhuo's popularity was definitely the highest.

He was so excited by the news that he wanted to immediately have Wu Zhuo hold a concert so he could make a huge profit from it.

……

While Wu Zhuo was holding a performance in the United States, China, on the other side of the ocean, was also in an uproar because of him.

When videos of Wu Zhuo being frantically chased by foreigners in the United States were sent back to China, both the media and fans went wild.

Online, a large number of netizens are discussing this matter.

"So many people thought that Wu Zhuo's popularity abroad was just hype, but they didn't expect him to be this popular."

"These white girls are so open-minded, they're actually running around naked in the middle of the street..."

"Wow, I really want to experience it in person."

"Without a doubt, Wu Zhuo is the pride of China."

“Those singers who boast about being popular abroad every day should take a good look at these videos and see what real popularity means.”

"I heard that Wu Zhuo's song has risen again on the Billboard charts in the United States. It's now at number six. It's aiming for the number one spot."

"Another piece of good news: Wu Zhuo's new album has surpassed six million copies sold worldwide, and ten million copies are just around the corner."

Online discussions are secondary.

The hottest topic is the media sector.

All the media outlets in China, large and small, seemed to have reached a consensus and were all reporting on Wu Zhuo.

"Famous Chinese singer Wu Zhuo becomes a global sensation" "Madonna says Wu Zhuo is her favorite singer"

James Cameron reveals he's considering having Wu Zhuo sing the theme song for his new film.

Warner Bros. Pictures is in contact with Wu Zhuo, hoping to invite him to create a blockbuster film with an investment of over 100 million US dollars.

A series of news articles, some true and some false, made Wu Zhuo the hottest topic this November.

No, it wasn't just in November. In October, when Wu Zhuo's "Painted Skin" was released, he was the most popular person that month.

Judging from the current trend of Wu Zhuo's new album, news about Wu Zhuo will probably be among the top in China next month or the month after.

Wu Zhuo's popularity in Europe and America is absolutely exciting in China.

Most people believe that Wu Zhuo is bringing glory to China.

As a result, it's rare to see many negative comments about Wu Zhuo online recently; most comments are praising him.

It's not just ordinary people who praise Wu Zhuo.

Even his peers in the industry have publicly praised Wu Zhuo.

Jackie Chan said in an interview:
“Wu Zhuo’s popularity abroad is not without reason. As early as last year, when I went abroad to film, I found that people in many places were listening to Wu Zhuo’s songs.”

Especially in the US, Warner Bros. specifically contacted me, wanting to get in touch with Wu Zhuo through me, planning to invite him to act in a film.

When attending the event, Andy Lau was also asked about his opinion on Wu Zhuo's popularity overseas.

He said, "Young people these days are really amazing. In just a few years, they've made themselves known to audiences all over the world."

However, I also admire him quite a bit; what I admire most about him is his talent.

I've listened to many of his songs myself, so it's no wonder that fans like him so much these days.

He truly deserves the title.

Besides these two big names, many other celebrities, both well-known and unknown, have publicly talked about Wu Zhuo.

Almost everyone expressed their delight at seeing Wu Zhuo become so popular overseas.

Even the Youth Daily unusually dedicated a special issue to Wu Zhuo.

He was called "The Light of Youth"

Of course, some people were excited and happy.

Naturally, there were also many people who were dissatisfied because Wu Zhuo occupied a large portion of the media headlines.

Wang Feng has recently become quite annoyed with Wu Zhuo.

The reason is that he recently held a concert.

He had already contacted the media, and many media outlets had agreed to give him headlines and help promote his concert.

As a result, his concert was about to start, and he was hoping that the media would do their best to promote it.

Unexpectedly, Wu Zhuo suddenly became a media darling, with almost all media outlets reporting on him.

Even the media outlets that had originally promised to give him headlines switched their focus to reporting on Wu Zhuo because his news was so popular.

"These media outlets are really speechless. Is it really necessary to exaggerate the status of someone from Taiwan like this?"

At a club, Wang Feng met up with several friends.

As soon as he sat down, Yang Kun began to complain in a hoarse voice.

He also disliked Wu Zhuo.

Unfortunately, he had just signed with Huayi Brothers a few years ago and originally thought his career could take another step forward.

As a result, his career has regressed instead of progressed, and now he is almost completely unknown.

In this state, he naturally found Wu Zhuo, a fiery and arrogant figure, extremely displeasing.

(End of this chapter)