"Yes, we're together..."

Although this sentence is not explicitly stated in the text, the meaning is essentially the same.

As expected, after this episode of Happy Camp aired, the buzz surrounding the couple's official announcement even surpassed that of Jingyang's announcement.

Most people have only one thought: Holy crap, new course materials again?!

Just like Haruyama Gaku later on, he is dragged out and whipped every New Year, and it is always fresh and interesting to look at.

Even every year, new evidence emerges to corroborate the truth of this matter.

The person involved gained immense popularity, and bystanders were spoiled for choice with their gossip, but only the fans felt like their world had collapsed.

This time was no different. When Zhang Han pulled Zheng Shuang and hugged her on the show, both Zhang Han and Zheng Shuang's fans were devastated.

No, if you two are so sweet, what about all our hard work these past few days, all those late nights online arguing with people?

Don't our fans' feelings matter? Don't our fans' lives matter?

This time, it's a world where bystanders are fine, the parties involved have moved on, and only the fans are hurt.

Especially Zheng Shuang, since the whole thing started because of her, her fans are the most enthusiastic about controlling the comments.

After the official announcement, the already somewhat volatile fans were quickly divided into two groups by this latest development.

Some of the criticisms were directly cut off; the original insults against Jingyang for being a gigolo were replaced with insults against Shuangzi for being a bitch.

Moreover, only women know how to insult other women, which amazed the onlookers.

The other part was directly purified and became the core fighting fans.

Even the currently popular actresses born in the 85s don't want to compete with Zheng Shuang's die-hard fans. The only ones who can rival her are Da Mi's honeybees and Xia Jie's little lions.

However, this buzz is only attracting the attention of casual observers; those within the industry are already focused on the rivalry between Zhang Jie and Jing Yang.

After Tianyu Media's PR team failed to control the narrative surrounding Zhang Han and Zheng Shuang's incident, people in the industry knew that Tianyu had given up on these two individuals.

At least in this case, it's a strategic abandonment of these two people.

Therefore, the focus of the next battle will be the fight between Zhang Jie, the top singer of Tianyu Media, and Jingyang.

Perhaps, this could also be a battle for the right to speak among male singers in the mainland Chinese music scene in the future.

Zhang Jie has been accepted by the mainstream music scene since his talent show in 07, and is a hot new star.

Besides him, the other three giants of QQ Music in mainland China at that time were not yet recognized by the mainstream music scene, but overall they were considered to be in the first tier below Zhang Jie.

Then there's Hou Xuan with his baby face, Xue Qian, who became a sensation with one song but was subsequently banned, and Chen Chusheng, who was implicated in a contract violation with EE-Media.

And now, suddenly Jingyang has appeared, and with just one song, he has shattered this situation.

One song directly topped the new song charts on the vast majority of music charts.

At the same time, due to the lack of anti-theft measures, the song spread very quickly.

Anyone who loves listening to music has heard the line "Breakups should be dignified," which is enough to prove how popular this song is.

Therefore, people in the industry, especially in the music scene, have high expectations for Jingyang.

If Jingyang's next song continues to be a hit, then his momentum in the music industry will be incredibly terrifying.

Think back to who were the young people who had this kind of momentum before?

She is Zhou Jielun, whose singing is unclear; she is Sun Yanzi, whose singing is unlike any other 23-year-old girl.

Even if Jingyang doesn't eventually reach the level of those two, he'll still be in the top tier below the kings and queens of pop, a true A-list singer.

On Monday, Jingyang delivered his report card.

What more do you want from me?

"What do you want?"

"..."

Hearing Jingyang sing like that, even Long Danny, who had long anticipated that he would use Zheng Shuang to continuously generate buzz, found it hard to control his temper.

Seriously, this is never going to end, is it...?

But all she could do was rage helplessly, because Zhang Jie's song flopped.

Even with his own fanbase and the full support of EE-Media's resources, Zhang Jie's songs barely made it onto the charts.

Both are.

As for Jingyang, both of his songs made it onto the charts, and both were at the top of the charts.

This song was originally Xue's "What Do You Want Me To Do?", but after Jingyang reinterpreted it and encountered the right opportunity, it directly burst out with potential that exceeded the song's limit.

It entered the top 20 of the charts and is also a potential hit that could top the new song charts.

It wasn't particularly outstanding, but it was catchy enough, especially the lyrics, which felt like Jingyang was telling someone what to do...

If this song only reached the passing grade, then Zhang Jie's next song reached the excellent level, even surpassing the first song in quality.

Take Everything You Want

Hu Yanbin, who was also a victim of Shuangzi, wrote, composed, and arranged a song specifically to diss Shuangzi.

As a well-known musical genius in the industry, his lyrics and music are undoubtedly excellent.

Since the song was originally about his relationship with Shuangzi, Jingyang found it a perfect fit.

With his top-notch emotional delivery, Jingyang brought this song to life.

Those in the industry had a simple thought when they heard this song: "I thought the first song, 'Decent,' was already unbeatable, but I never expected there to be an even stronger one."

On the night of its release, it immediately topped the new song charts on multiple lists.

This isn't just a work with potential, it's a blockbuster...

If we reluctantly include the second song, "What Else Do You Want From Me," then Jingyang, a newcomer who hasn't even officially released an album yet, already has three representative works.

It's worth noting that many singers in the music industry have been in the industry for many years but still don't have their own signature song.

Upon closer inspection, his most famous work turned out to be a cover of someone else's song...

Not to mention, only one of these three songs is actually pretty weak; the other two are practically guaranteed to be a lifesaver, they could practically live off the copyrights.

How could this not make everyone in the music industry envious?

As for Zhang Jie, who released a song at the same time, with the resources poured in by Tianyu Media and even Hunan TV, he showed a slight decline on the first day, was unable to recover on the second day, and was directly crushed by Jingyang's two songs on the third day.

Moreover, during this period, a revelation from an unknown person directly pushed the popularity of Jingyang's three released songs to its peak.

"Actually, he sang the third song at the party. Maybe at that point he was thinking of settling things even. It's just that the other party's fans went too far, so he had no choice but to fight back..."

The article also revealed some details, such as the conflict between Zheng Shuang and Jing Tian, ​​how sweet Zheng Shuang and Jing Yang were before their breakup, and what they did after their breakup.

This immediately brought the situation to the forefront, but just as the post was gaining traction, Jingyang's second Weibo post provided a dignified conclusion to the matter.

After reading the whole story, everyone—whether they were insiders, casual observers, or even people from EE-Media—had the same thought after reading this post.

That is: Jingyang is really a kind person~ (in the tone of the new Skeleton King)

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