Entertainment: The microphones are here, why is everyone so silent?

But he can confirm it from Ye Chen's new song!

The vitality that bursts forth from the depths of despair in "Silence"!

The book "The Hard-to-Recite Sutra" is imbued with a sense of life philosophy and a chivalrous spirit...

This goes beyond the scope of a good song!

This young man seems to be using musical notes to remeasure the boundaries of Chinese music.

Think of this.

Chen Feng felt a slight displeasure at the discovery of the cheating.

It has long been replaced by a more fervent expectation.

Now, he doesn't just want to attend a concert; he wants to witness it up close, or even make a "pilgrimage."

Witness someone who may be rewriting the rules of the game!

How does it happen on stage!

He effortlessly transformed his works, which were so intimidating to ordinary people and even technology, into miracles.

He straightened his collar, his gaze becoming incredibly determined.

He didn't want to wait any longer.

Today, I absolutely must visit Teacher Ye Chen.

Not as a washed-up senior, but as a music believer who has been completely captivated.

He had some questions, some almost pious confusion about music, and perhaps only that young teacher could answer them.

At least Chinese music shouldn't be like this...

So, he went on a pilgrimage! To seek a master!

……

PDD's live stream.

With the recording guy Li Youcai causing this commotion...

Very few warriors dared to step onto the microphone.

It's unclear whether Ye Chen's fans gave up or were secretly preparing for the worst.

Anyway, they gave up on these three songs.

It's impossible to sing!

Going up there and acting like a clown, are you just giving other fans a chance to laugh at Chen's fans?!

Even though PDD kept sending out red envelopes and asking people to join, very few people went on the mic.

The live broadcast is now in the sunset.

PDD's efforts to hold on were short-lived, but he had to declare the challenge a failure.

"It's okay, brothers and sisters, it's only three songs, we can't sing them all." PDD comforted them before ending the broadcast.

"Anyway, a concert usually has at least ten songs, so we can sing at least seven more for Ye Chen!"

Ho!

His words immediately boosted the morale of the morning fans.

[Yeah, what's the big deal! Three are dead, seven are on standby! No problem, the advantage is on my side!]

[We, Ye Chen's fans, haven't collapsed yet!!! Let Ye Chen sing three songs to warm up his voice first! The rest of the battle must be taken over by our "Karaoke King Army"!]

[It's just three songs from Ye Chen. At worst, we fans can take a half-hour break during the concert to go to the restroom, get a drink, and check our glow sticks!]

[For the remaining songs, we absolutely cannot give Ye Chen any face; brothers and sisters, sing them with all your might!]

[Yes, yes, yes, sing your heart out in the second half! Give Ye Chen, who is about to retire, a little fan-approved shock!]

In the live stream, Ye Chen's fans roared like madmen.

But what they didn't know was...

From this moment on...

#Fans haven't collapsed yet?!#

#Will the fans give Ye Chen a little surprise in the second half?!#

#Fans attempted to sing their idol's new song, attracting over 100,000 viewers, but ultimately failed!#

These have become popular internet memes and are spreading wildly online.

It makes people laugh and cry.

Netizens were stunned!

The fans didn't collapse, but the song was too difficult, so the challenge failed?

A concert where fans have to split into two halves?!

Dude, the fans didn't collapse?!

A fan attempted to sing Ye Chen's song but failed?!

Fans taking a break during the concert?!

Are Ye Chen's fans really that witty?!

Such niche writing style!

Where are the wrinkles in my brain?!

Are Ye Chen's fans... using a very new way to support their idol?

……

Listen to Flower Island, Recording Studio.

The indicator light dims, a short break is in progress.

Ye Chen took off his headphones and accepted the warm water his assistant offered to soothe his throat.

His gaze swept across the control panel, at the playlist to be recorded next.

"Suspended", "Nocturne", "A Diao", "Sea of ​​Flowers", "Mistake in the Flower Field", "Never Left".

A faint, almost playful smile appeared at the corner of his mouth.

"The fans probably think the hardest part is over now," he thought silently.

The earlier songs, such as "Moonlight" and "The Hard-to-Recite Sutra," are like Mount Everest, standing there, clearly telling everyone:

This road is blocked; please have reverence for it.

That's actually simpler.

The remaining few songs are more like carefully designed "gentle traps".

They have smoother and more melodious tunes, and easier-to-hum catchy phrases that can even give you the illusion of "I can do it too" when you first hear them.

As Lu Xun said, the real tragedy is tearing something beautiful apart and showing it to people.

And he, Ye Chen, was using the most melodious tune.

It created a dream world for fans that seemed within reach, but could never truly be reached.

In "Suspended", the emotions progress in layers and then suddenly withdraw;

The complex rhythms beneath the classical narrative of "Nocturne";

"A Diao" represents the extreme leap between screams and holiness;

"Sea of ​​Flowers" traverses several octaves of vocal range...

They all share the characteristic that they sound beautiful and are sung beautifully, but how can one perfectly and authentically replicate them from beginning to end?

It is harder than climbing to heaven.

Therefore, this is why Ye Chen deliberately prioritized the release of "The Difficult Sutra", "Moonlight", and "Pointing at the Moon".

Compared to the following six songs, these three are really light.

At least if the fans can't sing it, they'll give up.

Like mountaineers, they yearn to climb and conquer Mount Everest.

But it is precisely because of their love and understanding of mountaineering that they know they must have reverence for Mount Everest.

He recalled a singer from his past life who was known for imitating Jay Chou. He sang "Stranded" until his voice was ruined, but he only managed to scratch the surface.

Jay Chou's early imaginative creations often involved unexpected "instantaneous shifts" between high and low frequencies!

It is an almost cruel test of vocal cord function and control.

"But that's the most interesting part, isn't it?" Ye Chen gently shook the water glass.

He doesn't need to worry about damaging his voice.

This gifted voice, combined with his top-notch skills and musicality that he brought with him from his time travel and perfectly integrated with the original body, made him a gifted individual.

This was enough for him to handle these "vocal torture instruments" with ease.

He can even perform in a more extreme and unrestrained way.

And the fans will experience repeated attempts of "I think I can do it" and frustrations of "I really can't."

To fully understand the insurmountable chasm between them and the person on stage.

"Knowing when to back down is a sign of wisdom." Ye Chen put down his water glass and put his headphones back on.

His eyes were clear and focused, with a hint of almost "cruel" expectation.

"To accidentally wander into a paradise but not be able to find a way out is the true... aesthetics of collapse."

The indicator light came on again, its red and blue glow reflecting on his calm profile.

"So, what's next?"

Ye Chen looked at the song list, then pulled out a song and continued composing.

The assistant standing next to him was completely dumbfounded!

Teacher Ye Chen... has arranged music again!

The assistant's mind was buzzing.