Huayu: Starting from Fahrenheit

Chapter 180 Welcome to the Olympics
Japanese fans are really crazy.

Wu Zhuo and others' car had driven very far away, and behind them they could still see someone chasing them wildly, screaming from the corner of his mouth.

“Onii-chan… ah…”

"Woooo..."

Some people even burst into tears while chasing.

"It's so scary."

Sun Nan looked at the fans who were gradually disappearing behind him with lingering fear, then turned back to look at Wu Chao:

"Your popularity is really scary. I'm afraid that among the current domestic singers, no one's popularity can compare with yours."

"Brother Nan, thank you for the compliment. It's mainly because the group is very popular and I benefited from it."

Wu Chao responded modestly.

"You're not just taking advantage of others. I heard that several of your group's hit songs in Japan and South Korea were written by you."

Li Wen interrupted.

"Yes, Wu Zhuojun is too modest, you don't know that your talent has attracted countless fans.

Many Japanese fans fell in love with Fahrenheit because of your talent."

In the passenger seat, Murata, who was sent by Sony to be in charge of Wu Chao and others' affairs in Japan, turned around and spoke in not very fluent Chinese.

Wu Zhuo smiled and said nothing more.

It's okay to be a little humble, but if you are too humble, then you are not humble, but a fool.

In fact, his popularity in Japan now is unmatched by many.

Just like in the country, singer-songwriters can get a lot of extra points by nature.

The same is true here in Japan.

When "Double-Sided Fahrenheit" was first released, the dance was very popular and the popularity of the members of Fahrenheit was almost the same.

As the record continued to sell well, various information about Fahrenheit was dug up, and Wu Chao's popularity began to surpass that of the others thanks to his status as the composer of several major songs.

At present, he has no rivals in terms of popularity and influence of Chinese singers in Japan.

Even Jay Chou can’t do it.

Although Jay Chou has released records in Japan and has a certain popularity, he is far behind Wu Chao.

This is the advantage of a group, especially an idol group.

Nowadays, good looks and singing and dancing are definitely the most attractive things to fans.

Oh! There are also idol dramas.

In Fahrenheit, Wu Zun's popularity can closely follow Wu Chao's, thanks to the support of several consecutive idol dramas.

The popularity of the TV series has completely ignored Wu Zhuo's personality as a creative talent...

After staying in the hotel for one night, Wu Zhuo and others started promoting the single album the next day.

"Welcome to BJ" was not shown on any music shows in Japan.

The promotion of this album CD is mainly online and offline.

Whether online or offline, Wu Zhuo is undoubtedly the focus of promotion for this single album.

【Fahrenheit member Wu Zhuo's new song】

[Wu Zhuo sings the Beijing Olympic Games promotional song]

【Fahrenheit members' new song is coming】

On the Japanese Internet, Wu Chao's popularity is still very high.

When many of his and Fahrenheit's fans saw the news, they immediately started discussing it.

"That's great, Onii-chan has a new song."

"What a pity, it's not Fahrenheit's new song, but Wu Zhuo is a member of Fahrenheit, I will definitely go to support him."

"Wu Zhuo is definitely the face of Fahrenheit. He is good-looking and creative. I specially listened to the songs from his personal album released in China. The quality is really amazing, although I don't understand it." "I also listened to his album. What a pity, there is no Japanese version."

"The Beijing Olympics is still more than a year away! The promotion has already begun! I wonder if Fahrenheit will make an appearance by then."

"Please don't make any mistake, the Olympics is a sports event, not a singer's concert."

"Don't I know? You're talking nonsense."

"He's a Chinese, and his song is about promoting the Olympics for his country. I don't understand why you all care so much about it."

"Yeah, I don't understand what's so good about Fahrenheit. Why so many girls like them."

"Yeah! We have so many bands in Japan, aren't they enough for them to like?"

"Shut up, you two. If you continue to slander Fahrenheit, I'll tear your mouth apart."

"These boys are just jealous. They are jealous that Fahrenheit's Onii-chan is more handsome and cooler than them."

There is no doubt that there are different voices in online discussions.

Even more.

This is something that happens to every singer or actor in every country.

However, even with a lot of different voices mixed in, it still cannot change the fact that "Welcome to BJ" is very popular.

Many fans of Fahrenheit have been paying close attention to this song.

When Sony began to promote the album "Welcome to BJ" and its popularity on the Japanese Internet continued to increase, Wu Chao and others also began offline promotions.

Offline promotion mainly involves free singing in major commercial plazas.

At this time, Wu Zhuo and his two companions were holding a free promotional performance in a large commercial plaza in Tokyo.

With the help of Wu Zhuo's fame, a large number of Fahrenheit fans and spectators came to the scene.

Under the gaze of everyone, Wu Zhuo was the first to appear.

He is the main promoter of this album. It can even be said that the others are just here for vacation, and only he needs to devote his heart and soul to every promotion.

When he came, Wang Jiuping told Wu Zhuo this.

"You have the highest popularity and influence when we go to Japan this time, so I'll have to trouble you to take on more publicity work."

Therefore, when Wu Zhuo came, he was already mentally prepared for this publicity.

"Hi, everyone. I'm Wu Zhuo."

When Wu Zhuo came on stage, he did not sing the first time, but glanced at the audience.

Most of them are young women, many of whom are wearing Japanese miniskirt school uniforms.

Just from their fanatical expressions and cheers, Wu Chao knew that these female students were basically fans of Fahrenheit and him.

“It’s a pity that the other three members of Fahrenheit are not on the new album, but please rest assured that the singers of the other songs in the album are all very talented singers in China.

Their status in China is similar to that of Japan's Ken Hirai and Ayumi Hamasaki. I think you will like them."

Although Wu Zhuo's statement is a bit exaggerated, if we simply consider the musical status in their respective countries, the gap is actually not that big.

Although Sun Nan is not popular in Japan, his popularity and status in China are still very high.

As for CoCo Li Wen, she may not dominate the Japanese music scene like Ayumi Hamasaki, but she is also a top singer in China, so the difference is not particularly big in comparison.

"Ayumi Hamasaki? Is she that amazing?"

Upon hearing this, the audience looked towards CoCo Lee at the edge of the stage.

Li Wen remained calm and waved to the audience.

“Because the audio source will not be released on the online platform until tomorrow, today is the first time we sing the songs from this album in front of the audience!

Now, let me introduce to you the songs in this album.

Welcome to BJ, oh! One more thing, the Beijing Olympics will begin next year.

On behalf of China, I welcome everyone to watch the Olympic Games."

(End of this chapter)