Zhu Wenyi, who was once a member of the popular boy band ACE, terminated her contract with the company one month before her debut and became an amateur. Yi Ti, a trainee at the same time as him, missed the mark and made it onto the debut list of Regulus. From the moment the trailer was released, she was criticized as "airborne royalty".
Three years after her debut, Yi Ti has become the most powerful popular star. She has gained a lot of popularity from the audience because of her daring to speak and act in various variety shows.
Host: I heard that you worked as a trainee with Zhu Wenyi, the producer of the latest music source Dawu? Have you ever heard the songs he wrote?
Yi Ti: Never heard of it, not very familiar with it, just a former colleague.
The new fan did some crazy archeology, but accidentally discovered a childish ghost who was unreasonable and loved to act like a spoiled brat, and a little genius who doted on everyone and smiled around the clock.
Fan 1: Can some airborne royals who can't speak well stop sucking blood? Look at the diaphragm.
Fan 2: Aren't amateurs showing mercy to their former colleagues and going to the company next door to write songs for them?
Fan 3: Well... Can I consume aged blood sugar?
Highlight
(1) Hearing Impairment·Cold on the outside and hot on the inside·Genius music producer VS powerful popular recommendation·Dare to love and dare to hate·Boyband Little Sun & lead vocalist
(2) HE, 1V1, bamboo horse, fake reunion, the story line is "present-past-present", the essence of healing is sweet.
(3) Non-realistic articles for the entertainment industry, atypical and cool articles, please do not take them seriously. If you don't have a prototype, please don't change it and pretend to be someone else.
(4) The article will involve music theory knowledge, song style, and original lyrics. Any similarity is purely coincidental. If there are any errors or omissions, please correct them.
(5) Have fun watching it, welcome to discuss, thank you very much.
Mission: Continuous self-improvement, long live originality.
