The Best Actor in the Vase of Meiyu

Chapter 1251 Market Voice
The Grammy effect, like the Oscar effect, is well known throughout the industry.

After each year’s awards ceremony, the winning works will usher in a new wave of attention, and may even see a 300% or 500% increase in revenue.

Everything stems from the credibility and influence of the Grammy Awards and the Oscars.

It is precisely because of this that record companies and film companies are eager to win awards, not just for the awards, but also because it is directly linked to profits.

However, there are limits to the influence of award ceremonies.

At the Oscars, the award with the most obvious bonus is often the Best Picture; while at the Grammys, the effect often directly affects album sales.

In short, after the awards ceremony, the album sales of the major award-winning works often see a surge in sales, especially the focus works.

There are also many works like Norah Jones' "Run Away" that rely on word-of-mouth and have a long-lasting momentum in half a year, a year or two. The music market still has potential.

But overall, just looking at album sales.

Singles, however, are another matter.

The Billboard singles chart reflects the current changes in radio and television, market feedback, and general popularity. Everything is ongoing, and the impact that the Grammys can bring is relatively limited.

Therefore, after the awards ceremony, the singles chart often does not undergo earth-shaking changes.

However, there are exceptions to everything and records are always waiting to be broken.

Billboard singles chart in the third week of February 2004.

Champion, "Viva la Vita", August 31st Band.

Runner-up: "Yeah, Usher.

Third place: “The-Way-You-Move,” Outkast.

Fourth, “Wake Me Up,” August 31st Band.

Fifth, “Me, Myself & I,” Beyoncé.

There was an exclamation!
Usher's new single "Yeah" swept through major clubs and bars, and has continued to soar every week since its release. People all thought that this single should be able to reach the top of the list, but it was sniped by "Viva la Vie"!
An upset.

At the same time, on August 31st, the band’s two singles both rebounded and entered the top five. They had already received incredible traffic, and after the Grammy Awards ceremony, they once again set off an incredible craze!

Another upset!
Then, a shocking scene appeared on the bulletin board:

On August 31st, the band once again swept the singles chart and album chart!

incredible!

Unbelievable!
And, this is just the beginning.

Although people had anticipated the band's popularity on August 31st, as evidenced by the wave of praise from the news media, this scene was still far beyond imagination, so much so that even professionals were amazed.

Everything was indicating that Anson was stepping onto a new level of reputation.

Even Johnny Depp and Leonardo Dicaprio can hardly compete. Regardless of whether Anson is a vase or not, the ratings and influence he can bring are undoubtedly the value in front of us.

The Grammy Awards have already been a huge success, so are you really not excited about the Oscars?

College: painful, hideous, and humble.

It is conceivable that the college’s top management must be struggling in pain right now.

More importantly, the frenzy of public opinion still shows no signs of stopping. "Viva La Vita" topped the Billboard singles chart, but fans were not satisfied, and even the guests attending the award ceremony were not satisfied.

What about the first song?
The first song that the band played in the second half of the show on August 31st was a brand new song that had never appeared on the album "Midsummer Midnight"; however, this song set the tone for the entire performance, aroused emotional excitement, and laid the foundation for the subsequent shock.

In the end, there was no follow-up?
Can't stand it!
For a moment, everyone was talking about it.

In the past, it was not uncommon for singers to perform new songs at award ceremonies. They used the Grammys as a stage to release and promote their new songs and create a stir.

However, after the performance, there may often be a follow-up publicity strategy to maximize the publicity effect of the Grammy Awards ceremony.

But what about the band August 31st?

No, nothing.

The most ridiculous and funniest thing is that not only did the band not take any action on August 31st, but Warner Records was also completely confused.

Could it be that the band August 31st is preparing to throw out a bait like they did with "Wake Me Up" back then, sparking widespread heated discussion but not officially releasing it until a full year later?

Although people know that August 31st doesn't care about market trends, is it really ethical to keep the general public in suspense?
No, it's immoral, it's simply harmful.

Wave after wave of protests spread out in a vigorous and enthusiastic manner.

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Half of North America is urging the band August 31st to release new songs.

"Hey, our wallets are ready, please release a new song!"

This song, which has not yet been named, has been called "Light" by enthusiastic music lovers and has sparked heated discussions in major forums, major media and on the streets.

Archie and Gloria, the audience members who witnessed the birth of the legendary stage, were no exception and issued calls:
Anson, please, I beg you.

Amid the uproar, Warner Records communicated with the band and finally issued an official statement, revealing the behind-the-scenes story of the awards ceremony.

Warner Records: We were also caught off guard!
According to the original plan, the band was going to perform another popular single "Hooray" at the Grammy Awards on August 31st. For this purpose, the band and the Grammy team rehearsed for a whole month at the Staples Center. As a result, the band was performing a brand new song on the live stage, and they were also very flustered.

Later, the CBS TV team confirmed this statement, everything was decided at the last minute, which was also the reason why the band disappeared in the first half of the show on August 31st.

They are rehearsing.

Originally, the live broadcast team tried their best to resist Anson's sudden whim, but Anson still convinced them. Just like when the band met by chance on the street on August 31 and gave birth to "Wake Me Up", they now returned to the starting point of everything and gave birth to another classic.

Warner Records said that after communicating with the band, they learned that the song was inspired by Anson's red carpet experience and a fan named Archie inspired the song.

Archie: Stand still!

So much so that all of Archie's friends started to cheer, "Achie, Achie, Achie!"

Because of this, the band did not have the opportunity to complete the recording of this song on August 31st. Considering Anson's busy schedule, the release of the single may face some challenges.

Currently, Warner Records is communicating with Anson, hoping that Anson can enter the recording studio first to complete the recording of this song before joining the crew.

Shock, impact, and astonishment.

Everyone was stunned.

Even the smartest and most capable people could not have expected that there was such a story behind the legendary stage of the Grammy Awards. Everything made the legendary stage that night even more legendary.

(End of this chapter)