[Showbiz + blacklisted + triumphant comeback + copying hits + face-slapping]
Genius musician Xu Yang took the nation by storm at fourteen.
His song “Funeral of the Roses” became a hit on campuses everywhere.
“Barefaced” turned him into the idol of countless girls.
For a time, he was a god in the eyes of every student,
a god of the non-mainstream era.
But the industry’s power players set him up, and the authorities stepped in, leaving him blacklisted.
Ten years later, his entertainment company ended their contract.
He wanted to hold a fan-focused concert and say goodbye to the person he used to be.
As soon as the news broke, the whole internet mocked him: “That tacky guy from ten years ago is back?”
His peers watched for a laugh, while his rivals piled on.
But they never imagined that this concert would create a legend in the music industry.
All because his fans had finally grown up!
I enjoy watching it. Good luck, teacher! By the way, is there any romantic pairing? I'm hoping there isn't. (I hope he loves the stage. I'm a fan of his stage presence and his career.)
The biggest loophole here is copyright. Songs should be licensed for film and television use rights, not bought outright. Buying out would be essentially giving money away.
He's constantly being questioned. His concerts are met with criticism and targeting, his participation in original song competitions is met with criticism and targeting, and even his acting in movies is met with criticism and targeting. This isn't just showing off; it's a direct slap in the face.