Have you ever been a celebrity? Why are you writing about entertainment?

Chapter 151 Now we have no choice but to charge in.

"Three new songs, are you selling them wholesale?"

Qi Luoan was also startled when he saw Yu Weixin's chapter. The plot had been progressing steadily before, so why did the pace suddenly become so fast?

Taking too big a step can easily lead to injury...

"Finish writing the revival match storyline as soon as possible, and prepare for the cultural performance."

This is the first time Yu Wei has written three novels at once, but fortunately the exchange rates are not high.

Subscribing to both "Arrogant" and "Insomnia Flight" is no problem for him, and the requirement of 200,000 interactions for "Youth" is also acceptable at present.

I thought the interaction volume was going to increase tenfold again, but it's good that it's growing in an orderly manner.

"We need to prepare properly."

Qi Luoan was immediately convinced. Compared to playing around with these fan idols, the international stage was definitely more important.

If you really find it too troublesome, it would be nice to finish writing it all at once...

No, I was almost misled by this kid. Is this a matter of whether or not to write it?

There's nothing wrong with writing entertainment novels at a fast pace; I've even read Qi Luo'an's novels where he wrote about dozens of matches in one go. But Yu Wei wrote this book as if he were showcasing songs.

What's more, the competition will also release videos, so Yu Wei plans to release three songs in one go today, which is a bit outrageous, kid.

"It's just a rejected draft."

Qi Luoan naturally didn't believe this. Everyone had seen the quality of Yu Wei's draft the day before yesterday. His draft did have problems, but its highlights were equally obvious.

Works of this caliber can no longer be called discarded drafts; they should be called flawed works. Even if they don't reach 80 points, they are at least around 70 points.

A minor singer or internet celebrity could live off a song like this, which is above average, for half a lifetime. But Yu Wei, on the other hand, treats this kind of song as a waste of time.

Is this the foolish son of a landlord, or is he simply too demanding of himself?
"Are you going to record a song now?" After receiving Yu Wei's accurate answer, Qi Luoan quickly got ready and went out with him.

She wanted to see what level these three songs were at.

Yu Wei's actions this time were too bizarre. Many people were still a bit confused after reading the novel. Four matches and eight songs, and he wrote it all in one go?
Actually, some people had previously complained about Yu Weishui, saying that if he wrote about a match every day, the novel would take forever to finish.
They were all there to have fun, and they probably thought the more fun they could get at once, the better. Who would have thought that Yu Wei would actually listen to them...

Four matches in a row, they could hardly keep up with them all, and these three "B, C, and D" natives even brought a new song each.

These AIs were all created using data from netizens, making them very relatable, and everyone has high hopes for them.

Many people, even if they are not the source material, will subconsciously put themselves on the side of the AI ​​bystanders. These are all their incarnations. They are just minor idols, so let's fight if we want.

3v3, perfect for a good fight!
As for Yu Wei releasing three new songs in one go, they actually thought it was alright. He has so many good works, it's normal for him to have some unfinished drafts.

What artist hasn't produced some dross? And Yu Wei's "dross" clearly has some merit. It's a bit of a waste for AI to sing some of the best songs, but these discarded drafts are just right.

For Yu Wei, these songs were considered scraps, but for many contestants, they were delicacies. Even a 70-point performance could propel their careers forward.

This AI isn't interfering with the competition at all; it's practically giving away freebies! The music library prize pool keeps accumulating and getting bigger and bigger, just like a treasure trove.

If they can defeat the natives head-on, these songs will be theirs...

Who says fake competitions have no value? Isn't this more useful than a fancy trophy?

"You should have told me earlier!"

Many artists who had already given up were furious. Why didn't they offer this benefit sooner? If they had known that winning would also get them a song, they would have bought votes and paid online trolls to win it.

Yu Wei's songs are priceless and rarely available to outsiders. Now, they can be obtained by defeating monsters in the wild, and you can even choose them yourself. Is there really such a good thing?

Unfortunately, they've already been eliminated, and they won't have the chance to challenge AI again. I wonder if this fake competition will ever have a second season.

Those who hesitated and didn't participate before are now kicking themselves. They felt that the effort was less than the reward, so they didn't sign up. Who would have thought the reward would be so great?

Leaving aside the other songs, what level is "Bubble"? If you get your hands on it, I dare not say it will be a hit for life, but it should certainly ensure you have no worries about food and drink.

Yu Wei is really something. He had such great benefits and didn't promote them earlier. If he had told us about winning gold coins from the natives from the beginning, there would have been at least twice as many singers participating in the competition!
However, there's nothing they can do now, as the revival rounds are already over and they definitely can't add any new players. They can only look forward to the next season.

Next time, I'll make sure to spot myself immediately.

Will there be a second edition of this competition?

While Yu Wei was recording the song, Qi Luoan was browsing posts outside. After the announcement of the AI ​​prize pool, the entertainment industry's demand for "Top Idol" increased significantly.

For many artists who lack representative works or have talent but no opportunity to showcase it, this is an excellent stage.

Like a battle royale game, it not only generates buzz, but winning all the way can even improve your own abilities, and they certainly don't want to miss out on this channel.

This time, "Top Idol" is somewhat experimental, and many people have chosen to wait and see. But when Yu Wei writes about competitions in his next novel, the popularity will definitely be even more explosive.

"There might be..."

After recording "Arrogant," Yu Weigang prepared to take a sip of water to adjust before continuing. "Next time, we'll arrange a Mortal Kombat segment, some grudge matches where everyone fights to the death."

Qi Luoan rolled her eyes at him, annoyed. "I suggest setting the champion's reward as beating you up. Everyone will definitely sign up then."

Am I really that hated?

Yu Wei took a sip of water and suddenly felt that the idea was not bad.

It's not about beating him up, but about giving the champion a chance to challenge him, just like how the final villains in battle royale games are always the organizers... Congratulations on winning the championship, now you're qualified to challenge me.

"Alright, you can continue recording. I'll watch from outside."

Qi Luoan had just finished listening to "Arrogant" outside. She had read about "arrogant" in the novel and thought the song was really arrogant.

I didn't expect that when I listened to it, I would find that the song was actually singing arrogance in the most humble tone, which was quite novel.

It's hard to say about other aspects of this kind of song, but it would definitely be a hit on short video platforms. It would be hilarious if the scrap version became more popular than his actual songs.

"That reminds me."

Yu Wei handed her the water, went back into the recording studio, put on his headphones, and before he could even start singing, he noticed Qi Luo'an holding his water, eager to try it out...

Hey girl, what are you doing?
Fortunately, Qi Luoan did not make any other unnecessary moves, and Yu Wei was able to calm down and continue recording the song.

The song "Youth" is extraordinary; it is both a viral hit and a mainstream work with social influence.

The fact that the song was recognized by official media and mainstream culture is partly due to its quality, and partly because such a song was needed during this special period.

The times have endowed it with positive social symbolic significance, but taking it out here certainly doesn't have the same impact as on Earth.

However, compared to other popular online songs, this one is still far superior, and it's hard to say who will ultimately replace it...

The recording of the three songs was not an easy task. After recording, Yu Wei immediately sent the songs to the technical department.

If he goes through so much trouble to record songs, using AI to debug them will only make it more complicated. I guess they'll have to work overtime tonight.

Yu Wei received the song at 5 p.m., which was 11 p.m. in China. They had not only worked overtime, but also stayed up half the night.

Based on the initial efficiency, it certainly wouldn't have been this fast to debug three songs, but the company's AI singing model is becoming more and more mature, and now it can be used directly.

"I should treat them to a meal when I get back to China."

Because of his work, people were made to work overtime, so Yu Wei naturally couldn't just sit idly by.

After verifying that the videos were correct, Yu Wei uploaded videos of the three matches. There were certainly fewer people with leisure time to gossip at 11 p.m. than during the day, but quite a few readers still rushed to watch immediately.

"They actually released three poems? How many more rejected drafts does Yu Wei have that I don't know about?"

"Forget about the scrapped drafts, he probably has some drafts saved up. Let's release them all together and listen to them."

"Let's hear about its quality first."

The evening was perfect for listening to music, and everyone immediately clicked on the first song, "Arrogant." This song depicts the humiliation of unrequited love and the struggle of emotions, and it has a strong impact.

The melody is good but repetitive, the lyrics are so-so, and the mood is too heavy. Overall, it's a decent emo song.

Listening to this kind of thing late at night can easily get you emotionally involved. Love isn't always aboveboard; there's a lot of real pain and humiliation involved.

After listening to it, they had a feeling that this song was going to be a hit...

The second song, "Youth," presents a completely different style. It's light, upbeat, and full of energy, creating a stark contrast to the melancholic song from the first one.

The line "I'm still the same boy I used to be, without the slightest change" left a deep impression on everyone. Songs with positive energy are always the answer, and this song is probably no exception.

By now, everyone's become a bit numb. Both songs do have obvious shortcomings in terms of lyrics and music, but they both seem destined to be huge hits.

This is different from their daily comments about "platinum looks"—those are just jokes. Yu Wei's song really has the potential to become a hit.

Both songs perfectly capture the logic and style of short videos; with just a little editing, they become universal background music, making it hard for them not to become popular.

With some hesitation, they clicked on the third song, "Insomnia Flight," a love song that blends sweetness and heartache.

This song is perfect for making short videos. Listening to it makes them imagine all sorts of scenes, and there's also yesterday's song "We Are Different"...

Yu Wei's songs seem tailor-made for short videos.

The quality of the song is hard to say, but the probability of it becoming a hit is exceptionally high. His so-called discarded drafts seem more like mass-produced viral songs.

This is naturally not difficult for Yu Wei's creative skills, but what is he after?
"I understand now. Songs with such strong dissemination advantages and popular potential should be used by Yu Wei to promote people. No matter how obscure a singer is, they will definitely become famous after singing these."

"AI is just Yu Wei's model, used to showcase her songs and attract real customers to choose from."

Although it was just a wild guess, there was some truth to it. Whoever sang these songs would become a star; the path had been paved, all that was needed was for people to walk on it.

Many contestants who have already advanced to the second round are itching to go. They must go for it this time. Yu Wei has already fed them the food, how can they not eat it?

Eating this will really make you popular!

These songs fully reflect one point: Yu Wei has an excellent understanding of the internet's style, just as he knew beforehand that abstract things like "giao" would also become popular...

Participating in a competition and getting carried to victory—this isn't an organizer, this is a philanthropist!

Yu Wei's real purpose in arranging these indigenous characters was not to make things difficult for them, but rather it seemed like he was recruiting people. By defeating the AI ​​and passing the quality inspection, they could gain recognition.

Previously, the term "Yu Men" was just a joke among readers, but now it seems to have some truth to it. This hit song is just the first wave of benefits for Yu Men.

It seems we have no choice but to go for it this time.

(End of this chapter)