don't call me singer

Chapter 646 Actually I copied this song
"Goodbye, Boy" became popular.

The box office soared in a single day.

The original versions of "bad boy" and "One Hundred Days" became popular.

The number of auditions is rising steadily.

And the two leading actors of "Goodbye, Boy" are also popular.

At this moment, the two rushed to Vietnam and began to carry out local publicity.

No matter how small the market in Vietnam is, there is still a box office of 3000 to [-] million.

Then pass through Vietnam and radiate to other surrounding Southeast Asian countries, one country after another.

There are also many markets. If every country can be as popular as it is in China, maybe it can earn a domestic box office again!

Whether it is the promotional song of "Goodbye, Boy" or OTS, the audience in Vietnam has re-acquainted with 306.

People are amazed at their musical talent, and various videos and articles have appeared on local Vietnamese networks.

"The 'single dogs' you know are really single based on their strength—what kind of group of people is China Xueba 306?"

Here, Dongwon University, where 306 people work, and the international status of the Department of Physics at Dongwon University are introduced.

Then, I introduced Gu Xiaobai and 306. Although many of the introductions in it were unprofessional, it also gave people a general understanding of what kind of god-like existence each of these people is.

"306 (Bai Mo Ting Xia), the top student band from China's top universities, and its works that once swept the streets of Vietnam."

Here is a detailed introduction of various music from 306 that has become popular all over Vietnam because of Douyin.

Many netizens knew for the first time that "Youth Walk", Tsundere Dance, and Cat Claw Dance are all masterpieces of this band!

Especially Tsundere Dance, at the end of last year, countless students performed at the school party!

There are also some people love and hate: "Pick up those songs that 306 has plagiarized."

It lists all the plagiarized songs of 306. When many people on the Internet saw those songs of 306, almost all of them were plagiarized, even plagiarized in the third and fourth editions, and some thoughts in their hearts changed quietly. .

Are we wrong?
No, we can't be wrong!
So what if it's wrong!
This is Vietnam!
You have come to earn our money, so shut up obediently and earn your money!

At this moment, there is a strange stalemate between the Vietnamese music scene and Vietnamese netizens.

Many Vietnamese entertainers and singers have actually slowly become discouraged.

They wanted to apologize and delete the music, but they were kidnapped by a small group of extreme fans, so they didn't dare to show up at all, they could only wait for others to come out, and then see what the wind was like.

These artists who rely on traffic and the Internet will naturally live under the pressure of the Internet.

Wearing a crown on your head must bear its weight.

There is also Chen Wenguang, who is already on the verge of riding a tiger at this moment.

Leaving aside the reputational damage of admitting to plagiarism - it doesn't really matter anymore, because everyone knows that he plagiarized.

If he admits plagiarism, not only will the box office of the movie be affected, but he may also be asked for compensation, and even share the box office revenue of "The One Who Loves You".

This is something neither he nor the investors behind him can bear.

At this moment, for those who are involved in plagiarism in the Vietnamese music scene, no matter what they do, it will be a loss for both sides, and a loss for both people and money.

Others did not dare to speak out.

Because although they didn't copy Gu Xiaobai's songs, no one's ass was clean. They didn't copy Gu Xiaobai's songs, but other Chinese singers did. Haven't copied it?Who hasn't copied a few of their songs?
An unhealthy market will always have many gray areas and experience many pains in the process of barbaric growth and standardized development.

But no one wants to be the pain that disappears at once, they hope that they will develop for a long time.

And they couldn't imagine how things developed to this point.

It's just an ordinary plagiarism.

I have copied so much before, why is nothing wrong, but something happened this time?

Why, no one else is serious, but these teenagers are so serious?
If they read more recent posts about Gu Xiaobai, 306, and Dongyuan University's Department of Physics that have been circulated on the Internet, they will know that these teenagers have always been serious!
Torn by their hands, the Vietnamese music scene is not the first, nor will it be the last!
And behind all this, there is a system called Xiao Hei, who is extremely angry at the plagiarized music of his host, and secretly exerts all kinds of power.

You grave bastards, do you know how much effort I have put into getting my host to write a song and release an album?

How groveling, how undignified I beg?

How dare you copy him?
Those Vietnamese musicians who are shrinking their heads don't know that if they wait any longer, it will be too much for them to bear.

On the third day after "Goodbye, Boy" was released, the four of 306, the two male leads and one female lead of "Goodbye, Boy" participated in an exclusive interview on a Vietnamese local TV station.

This is part of the local propaganda in Vietnam. It is rare that Gu Xiaobai and the others are also in Vietnam. Of course, this good opportunity cannot be wasted.

I heard that Gu Xiaobai will also participate in the interview, and the already considerable number of Gu Xiaobai's die-hard fans have been waiting before the TV.

Mingzhu even made an appointment with her little sister early on to watch it at her home, because her home just bought a 75-inch TV made in China.

A group of little sisters bought snacks, sat on the sofa, and waited quietly.

The production and broadcasting of local TV stations in Vietnam are still very old-fashioned. Before the broadcast of the program, there are sometimes several minutes of still pictures...

It's just an anxious wait.

Finally, when the time came, the show began.

Mingzhu and the little sisters immediately widened their eyes.

Xiaobai is coming out!noob!
At the scene of the show, the layout of the scene is also very simple, as simple as someone's living room.

But no matter how simple the studio is, when Gu Xiaobai appears, it is as resplendent as a palace.

The host asked some questions that everyone cared about, and then mentioned "Single Dog Song".

"How did you come up with the idea to write this song?"

"Because a friend we met in Hanoi lost his love, so I wanted to write a song for him."

"I didn't expect this guy to be a traitor, because of this song, he reconciled with his girlfriend!"

"traitor!"

"Yes, traitor!"

In front of the TV, Mingzhu laughed hard.

party!I am the party!
Come and interview me!
The host also couldn't keep his eyes open from laughing. After laughing for a while, he asked, "When you wrote it, did you think that this song would become so popular?"

"Yes, I have."

"definitely."

"Our song will definitely be popular."

So confident!
Self-confidence without reason is annoying.

But the self-confidence of these teenagers is like starlight shining at a glance.

Seeing them facing the camera, confidently saying that they will be popular, I don't know how many young girls' hearts have been touched.

"How did you write this song? Or was it written by Xiaobai like before?"

"Brother Ting and I wrote the lyrics of this song, and Xiaobai added a section later." Wang Haixia said, "The song was written by Zhao Mo."

Mingzhu and the others stared wide-eyed.

What?Such a nice song, but it wasn't written by Xiaobai?
Zhao Mo?

From the beginning of the interview, except for saying hello to everyone from the beginning, Zhao Mo did not speak.

"Really? Everyone says that the melody of this song is very brainwashing, you won't forget it after listening to it once, and it's also very nice. How did you write this melody?" The host turned the microphone to Zhao Mo in front of.

"I..." Zhao Mo was silent for five seconds, and then replied: "Actually, I copied this song."

Nani?

In front of the TV, countless viewers who watched the interview were stunned.

Copy... copied?
(End of this chapter)