My wife is in my arms

Chapter 875 Copyright IV

In this regard.

Zhang You had no choice but to let Jiang Yiren, who was still in a state of excitement, take the people back first.

The International Cha-Cha Association is ultimately connected with Tianyu Entertainment and did not contact him directly, which is understandable, mainly because Zhang You does not have his own agent and they do not have his personal contact information.

However, since these people are not in a hurry.

Zhang You was even less in a hurry.

After recording the song, Zhang You continued to take the director to the green screen studio to shoot the music video. As for the background, he would leave it to computer compositing and green screen to do. It's not a movie or TV series. Using this method would be criticized by the audience. The music video doesn't matter. The song is the core. If it weren't for producing an entire album, he would have simply released the song like he did when he sang on the second season of "Special Voice".

Times are different.

The content of the music video has become less important.

Judging from the content of the filming, the music video for his album is almost finished. If nothing unexpected happens, it should be completed in a week at most. The main reason is that the content of the music video is not very detailed.

For two consecutive days, Zhang You spent his time filming the music video.

On the third day.

The members of the International Cha-Cha Association have finally adjusted to the time difference. This is how foreigners work: no matter how important work is, their own health is more important.

Zhang You did not participate in this discussion; the entire discussion was led by the singer. He made several requests: first, to retain his and Xu Qingya's singing rights; second, to ensure that the songs were sold out normally on the iMusic platform; and third, to retain his copyright as the original creator.

It's important to know that many singers, after selling off all the copyrights to their songs, may find themselves no longer associated with those songs if they're not careful, and singing them themselves would be considered copyright infringement.

If the Cha-Cha Dance Association really wanted to buy them all, let alone 100 million, even if they offered Zhang You 300 million, he wouldn't sell. Li Jin'an, who was in charge of the overseas version of the iMusic platform, sent him information about "She" and the song's sales figures abroad.

"She" was just released on an overseas music platform and achieved one million purchases in a single day, followed by two million six hundred thousand the next day, with subsequent increases being quite good.

There was even a foreign female singer who tried to contact him, the original musician, through the iMusic platform to buy the copyright to her cover songs, but Zhang You directly refused.

Women are indeed more suited to this song than men, but even if it's a female cover, he could easily have his own song sung later. After all, it's better to keep the good stuff within the family! Besides, this song originally belonged to someone else.

If we really sell it, who knows what the queen of pop will think!?

"Please Cha Cha" performed even better, with sales exceeding two million on its first day of release. International fans also gave the song very positive reviews, which may be why it was chosen by the International Cha Cha Association. It seems to have surpassed three million sales on the second day.

It cannot be compared with domestic data.

However, as a domestic singer, it is already quite good that his English songs have achieved such results. But according to Li Jin'an, his songs released in China are very popular among overseas Chinese communities. He even joked that with his current fame, if he went to a place with a large Chinese population to hold a concert, it might be a huge success.

When Zhang You heard about this, he just smiled.

That's absolutely true, and it's been proven on Earth. When a singer goes on a tour abroad, it's usually only in cities with large Chinese communities. As for other places... who would even know who that singer is?

To truly get to know him, his songs need time to develop and his popularity grow. Once he releases more songs over time, he might be able to hold a concert for 10,000 to 20,000 people, but don't even think about having 100,000 to 200,000.

Unless he writes a catchy, easily viral song like Psy's "Gangnam Style," spends the time and effort producing a similar music video, and performs the exact same dance, it might be possible. However, based on the success of "She" and "Please Cha Cha," once he releases more English songs, he should have no problem holding concerts anywhere in the world.

If he really wants to become a huge hit, Michael Jackson's "Cunning Criminal" and "Billy King" would be enough. Those two songs could dominate the international music scene. It's just that Zhang You is a bit lazy right now. Singing is no problem, but the key is that he needs to spend time practicing dancing. He can easily learn the cha-cha, but as for Michael Jackson's dance, he could probably do the moonwalk without much trouble.

The dance moves for the entire song, the body control and expressiveness, the precision of the limbs down to every single movement, the control of strength and rhythm are all almost perfect. Zhang You estimates that it would take at least several months to master them, and even then, he can't guarantee the results.

There are countless imitators, and some have even undergone plastic surgery to look like Michael. They can dance quite well, but the difference is obvious.

"Come over and sign this."

About two hours later.

Zhang You received a call from Jiang Yiren, but he didn't ask how much money she made.

Zhang You knew that even if he agreed to let Lin Bao'er take 20% and asked her to keep it a secret, the matter couldn't be kept secret forever. The singer would eventually find out anyway. Rather than feeling unhappy about it later, Zhang You simply chose to involve her.

As for money... Zhang You has already figured out a strategy to deal with it, aside from the big diamond ring.

The song "The Vanished Her" that I wrote needs investment, and it's a full investment. The song copyright has just been sold... When I arrived at the conference room, besides a few foreigners, Jiang Yiren and Han Hui, there were three or four other lawyers dressed in black suits, two of whom were still looking at the contract.

"Hello, Mr. Zhang"

A foreigner proactively shook hands with Zhang You and said, "Your creation, 'Chily Cha Cha,' is fantastic."

"Thank you"

Zhang You replied in English.

Have you considered developing your career abroad?

The foreigner enthusiastically said, "I can introduce you to a talent agency. Besides 'Chily Cha Cha,' my daughter really likes your 'She,' and she's even started to like Chinese because of you."

"It's an honor for me, but as for developing my career abroad, I have no such plans."

Zhang You refused directly.

Compared to the domestic entertainment industry, the overseas entertainment industry is more chaotic and complex. Even if he did have such an intention, he wouldn't actively go there.

Here, he holds the position of director of Tianyu Entertainment, and his father-in-law is Jiang Dahu, the founder of Meiying. As long as he is not foolish enough to offend someone with high-level credentials, he basically has nothing to worry about. But it's a different story when he goes abroad.

To put it bluntly, he has a certain amount of influence here now, and that's a kind of capital. But abroad... he'll have to be at the mercy of others, so why bother? If he really wants to go, others have to come and invite him.

Whether it's a man or a woman, those who actively throw themselves at others will not be respected or cherished.

It has to be the other way around.

(End of this chapter)