The song information was displayed on the screen at the back, making it clear to the audience that this was an English song.
Young for you
Lyricist: Han Zhou
Composer: Han Zhou
Performance: "Idol's Summer" three public performance Zhang Die group, (Zhang Die, Zhao Yuchun, Lou...)
However, without reading the subtitles, the audience would not be able to tell that this is an English song!
This English accent, is it the local dialect of Bac Ha Province?
Or is it the Yanjing accent?
Could it be the Northern River accent?
"Sunday's coming i wanna drive my car
Sunday is coming and I want to drive to your apartment
to your apartment with a present like a star
With the gift of the morning star
forecaster said the weather may be rainy hard
The forecast says it will rain heavily that day..."
The audience was stunned.
If I didn't see the subtitles, you told me this was English? You told me you were singing in English?
But why does this song sound so good despite such a magical accent?
A bit weird!
The point is, why does my voice sound like it’s broken when I sing?
It's not the kind of ugly distortion, like the distortion in the original song "Chasing Dreams", it's really nice!
What the hell, with Zhang Die’s English accent, he can sing well?
This is definitely not possible because Zhang Die is gifted. It must be because the person who wrote the song is a master!
At this moment, the navy leader, who was lamenting the failure of this operation, suddenly brightened up and said, "The time has come!"
"Everyone move!"
When so many water armies were mobilized together, it was finally displayed on the screen.
"I don't even know English. I'm illiterate."
"What a shame! What a shameful accent!"
"What accent do you sing with?"
"It's so sad that people with this level of education can make a lot of money."
If you just look at these barrages, they are extremely destructive.
But at this time, when the screenshot came out, the leader of the water army was embarrassed.
Because these barrages are mixed in with other barrages.
Other comments include but are not limited to:
"Wow, hahahahahaha, what a magical English accent, this song is so nice!"
"People from England would be confused when they hear this. Hahaha, this accent is interesting!"
"Oh, it turns out that people with poor English can also sing English songs. Is this song prepared for me?"
"666, this accent actually adds points to this song?"
"I feel like if it weren't for the accent, this song wouldn't sound good. But when it's sung like this, it sounds good."
Those comments from the internet trolls suddenly became meaningless.
Seize the opportunity, Hei Zhangdie has a low cultural level and illiteracy, which has lasted for a week.
Today is the big battle and the day to check and accept the results.
how so?
Is this fucking poisonous?!
Zhang Die on the stage was still singing:
“i dress my jeans and feed my monkey banana
I'm wearing my jeans and feeding my monkey bananas
then i think my a ge how old, skyline how far
I was wondering how old I was and how far the horizon was.
we need each other in california
We need each other in California…”
He even sang about banana! He even sang about banana.
You guys are bashing me for saying the wrong word for the lyrics of "Banana", right? I personally said that you guys are not ruthless enough, and I specifically told my fans to remember this!
When the word California came out, the barrage exploded again.
“It sounds nice!”
"Damn, it tastes right!"
"Oh, is this the song Han Zhou wrote when he went to the United States to receive the American College Choice Award?"
"Haha, seeing how Zhangdie has come to where he is today step by step, I can't help but sigh. The singing is really good. Thank you Han Zhou for the lyrics and music. Zhangdie fans and HNT fans thank you!"
"Big Daddy? Han Zhou is the god of the music industry! Can this kind of accent be used to write songs and make them sound good? This is too explosive!"
The members of Zhangdie group on the stage were still singing.
“Welcome to the golden beatnik park
Welcome to the Golden Garden of the Beatnik Generation
The diamond-like coast pulls me away from the garden
I look at your photo facing the sun in disbelief
Your smile is so sweet and the palm trees are so green in the picture.
Can you believe it, my sweetheart, this is California..."
Wang Jianing was angry: "Is it great to have talent?"
Zhang Ceyong laughed: "It's amazing to have talent."
Han Zhou spread his hands: "If you have talent, you can do whatever you want."
"The stage is right here, anyone can show off. If the show succeeds, it's awesome. But if the show fails? I won't fail."
When the show ended, the effect was quite explosive.
More than 2,000 fans who came to watch the third public performance were screaming wildly, and the atmosphere was extremely exciting.
Zhang Ceyong applauded: "Nice, good song!"
An Lan: "This style is different from all the songs I've heard before. This style may become very popular in the future."
Han Zhou stood up and applauded: "Actually, I wrote this song for a purpose."
The camera gave a close-up of Han Zhou, and everyone was looking at Han Zhou.
Han Zhou: "No one is born with a wealth of knowledge."
“Everyone is learning, enriching themselves, and enriching their knowledge and experience.”
“Just because you didn’t have enough knowledge before doesn’t mean you won’t have enough knowledge in the future.”
“Remember, not having knowledge is not called illiteracy. Not studying hard and not working hard to improve yourself is sad and shameful.”
"This song is a play, a piece of fun, but also a warning and a wake-up call."
"I originally hoped to use this song to make Zhang Die understand the importance of learning. However, before this performance, Zhang Die's spoken English had already reached a level higher than college English. He is very hardworking and very good."
Following Han Zhou’s introduction, the editor also reviewed some scenes.
They all learned English from Zhang Die.
Because Zhang Die discovered that English sometimes appeared in songs, and he couldn't understand other people's professional terms when they were chatting.
So I set aside half an hour every day to study.
If you study spoken English seriously for half an hour every day for more than three months, you will be able to reach a level where you can barely hold a conversation with others when you go abroad.
It is much higher than the spoken English level of college students.
Finally, the scene of Zhang Die talking to his oral teacher was also shown.
Zhang Die's spoken English is very standard, and many viewers even feel that they are simply incapable of speaking English with such a complex flavor.
The biggest advantage of Zhang Die is that he is not afraid of losing face.
Everyone knows that when it comes to learning spoken English, the biggest problem for most people is that they are afraid of embarrassment and dare not speak.
If you don’t dare to speak and never take the first step, how can you make progress?
For someone who is not afraid of losing face and studies hard, learning this language is very easy.
English is much simpler than Chinese. If there is a real need and you must learn it, basically everyone can learn it.
The leader of the navy flipped the table: "Nimrod!"
He had already imagined what would happen on the short video website after the show ended.
"Once questioned for poor English, now Zhang Die..."
"Hard work is not just a slogan. Master spoken English in the three-month training..."
"If Zhang Die can learn it, why can't the students learn it? Learn 10 English sentences with me every day..."
This person is obviously very incompetent and full of shortcomings, but how come as the show goes on, all his shortcomings become proof of his hard work?
Why? Because hard work is not an effect created by the program team. It’s because he really worked hard and the program team just edited it out.
Han Zhou once said that "Summer of Idols" is all about the real thing.
If you play for real, you won't be afraid of someone deliberately smearing you.
Because smearing is useless.
Although the water army is good at setting the pace, the New World is also good at setting the pace.
When both sides are evenly matched, passers-by are not fools.
Passersby just like to follow blindly, they are not blind.
There is another popular show before the end of the third performance.
Now all fans know that at the end of the show, Han Zhou will play a BGM as the BGM for the highlight clips of the contestants in this episode.
Moreover, anything Han Zhou produces must be of top quality.
As soon as the ending BGM of this episode came out, many viewers who had been hiding and not talking were excited.
"Electronic music?! Electronic music!!!"
The rhythmic footage includes clips of performances and training of each group of contestants.
The previous issues were more lyrical, but this one is really exciting.
The electronic music song "Fade" is the predecessor of "Faded". To put it simply, "Fade" is the instrumental version, while "Faded" is the version with lyrics sung by a female voice.
This time, as before, there are two versions.
The previous version was very interesting, and many people used both versions of the BGM.
Now Han Zhou is the second largest shareholder of Yinlang, and he tries to make it as complete as possible, so he has both versions.
"Fade" was produced by Han Zhou himself, while "Faded" was sung by An Lan.
Soon, the show ended and everyone went straight to Yinlang to find songs.
As expected, the program team has released the trailer, and there is an additional personal editing version.
Zhang Die's personal editing uses "Fade", and Wang Chuyang's personal editing uses "Faded".
“Where are you now?
Where are you now?
Where are you now! "
Every time a show ends, Han Zhou’s BGM editing video will inevitably attract the attention of all creators on the entire network, after all, there is a new BGM.
And each BGM will be used thousands or tens of thousands of times in a very short period of time.
There will be at least double-digit videos with millions of views, and even several videos with millions of likes.
This time is no exception.
"Han Zhou, the eternal God!"
"If there is no Han Zhou in this world, I will be unemployed."
"Too damn strong!"
"Han Zhou is currently filming 'Young Justice Bao' and he still has time to compose such great music. It's amazing."
"Hahaha, An Lan is also in the crew of Shao Bao. You don't have to run back and forth to make music. Just spend some time and do it."
"Other musicians would want to beat someone up after listening to this. Is it possible to make music of this level in just a short period of time?"
At this moment, Han Zhou’s American fans who were hiding in the sound waves suddenly exploded.
Han Zhou, finally wrote an English song again! Finally, finally!
In just six minutes, someone posted a video on YouTube titled "Han Zhou's God-level New Electronic Music Work."
The video introduction is: Han Zhou, who composed and sang "The Last of the Mohicans" and "Castro Fair", finally composed an English song again. This time it is stock music but also electronic music. He teamed up with the most popular female singer in China to produce two electronic music songs "Fade" and "Faded"!
This person is a big YouTuber. As soon as the video was released, many people received reminders.
Someone was disdainful: "Chinese? Electronic music?"
"I'll go and take a look."
"Han Zhou? Han Zhou has never written electronic music before, right? I admit that "Castro Market" is amazing, but electronic music has a different logic. I am not optimistic about it."
After just listening to the beginning, this person came back to comment under his own comments: "Sorry, I was wrong, Han Zhou, God!"
Han Zhou usually doesn't pay attention to the US market, so he has no idea about this.
In fact, the filming of "Shao Bao" is nearing completion.
The filming of "The World's Number One" took more than two months, but "Shao Bao" only took forty days.
Han Zhou is a well-known quick-shooter director in the industry. He has almost no wasted shots and just keeps shooting!
Zhang Ceyong thought that "Shao Bao" only had twenty episodes in total, so shooting it in forty days was acceptable, but it was a bit fast.
If he knew that "Shao Bao" would be edited into 45 episodes, he would definitely spend a lot of money to buy this TV series and not let it be broadcast, so as to avoid embarrassment...
Forty days and forty-five episodes, what the fuck is that! You can't spend a day on one episode.
If you were given the best team in the industry, wouldn't it take you 20 days to shoot a TV series?
Since the filming has reached the final stage, Han Zhou certainly has no time to care about what is happening on the Internet.
In fact, when Han Zhou was writing the BGM for this episode, he considered two songs, both electronic music.
One is "Fade", the other is "CHINA-2", and the second one is a Chinese style electronic music.
But Han Zhou thought about it carefully and decided to write "Fade" first.
Because domestic audiences are still completely clueless about electronic music at this time.
If they listened to "CHINA-2" first, they might be led astray.
Only when you have a certain foundation can you listen to "CHINA-2". Of course, this is for practitioners, not for fans.
This is how Han Zhou cares about the Chinese entertainment industry, but unfortunately no one knows about it and no one gives Han Zhou an award.
Shouldn't this be awarded the China Music Awards Lifetime Achievement Award?
A piece of electronic music became popular all over the Internet in just three days.
Many passers-by don’t know what’s going on. Why are all the videos they’ve watched in recent days playing the same BGM?
It sounds pretty good and exciting, right?
Then I checked it out, huh? This English song was actually written by a Chinese and sung by a Chinese?
An Lan? Han Zhou?
So it was them. That's all right.
A very fierce group!
At this time, many music festivals in Europe and America were in trouble again.
The last time everyone invited Han Zhou, Han Zhou pretended not to see them and didn't come at all.
This time, "Fade" became popular so quickly that it exploded on YouTube and Twitter, and directly entered the top five electronic music charts of Billboard and the top 20 of the overall chart!
This is another pirated audio source. Han Zhou had no intention of releasing this song in North America, yet this song became popular on its own.
There is no publicity at all.
What to do? Invite Han Zhou to the music festival?
Soon, many music festivals and electronic music festivals sent invitations to Han Zhou and New World.
Yang Hong used to be too lazy to read English emails. It was only after Han Zhou won the American College Choice Award that she started to read her emails and realized that she had missed out on a lot of business collaborations.
This time, Yang Hong handled it very professionally.
"Han Zhou, Han Zhou is currently filming and cannot attend your music festival. Sorry."
"The song 'Fade'? One million dollars."
"Oh, you don't know, we have to pay taxes. The taxes are very high and we only get 300,000 or 400,000 US dollars."
"Oh? You're using the 'Faded' version? The version with An Lan's vocals, right? Then... you'll have to pay extra!"
"Oh? You're going to hire your own musicians to sing the "Fade" version, right? Then... you'll have to pay more!"
Coming up with another version to hinder the profitability of your own version? That is not a problem that can be solved with just one or two million US dollars!
Soon, New World became famous in foreign music circles.
This company is called "New World Dejiaqian Music Company" in foreign music circles.
But that’s what electronic music is like. It can’t be exciting without vocals, but it can be exciting with vocals.
"Fuck! We can't invite Han Zhou to come, can't we even invite Han Zhou to sing? Send a check!"
"How about trying to invite the singer An Lan?"
"Oh? An Lan's offer was higher than Han Zhou's? Sakura Country offered 10 million US dollars for a three-day performance, but she directly rejected it? Damn, are Chinese people doing so well financially now? I have to consider buying some fixed assets in China."
The crew, the Eight Wise Kings, and Grand Tutor Pang, each brought their own troops.
The low cliff was surrounded and no one could get through.
Bao Zheng, played by Han Zhou, takes everyone with him.
It's time to shoot the final shot.
It's finally over.
The main reason was that Han Zhou wanted to start filming "Kung Fu" right away and catch up with the Spring Festival, so he had to squeeze enough time for the special effects team, so he tried to shoot "Shao Bao" as much as possible.
Han Zhou has been behaving like a tyrant recently. Once someone delays the filming process on the scene, he will instantly fly into a rage and start cursing.
Of course, if Zhang Ceyong and the others had problems and had to reshoot, Han Zhou would just smile.
What? Double standards? After the filming, the behind-the-scenes staff received bonuses, but the actors they invited only received salary, and it was just a guest appearance. Can't you tell the difference?
However, Han Zhou's increasingly explosive directing style recently has a lot to do with being in a hurry.
"Damn it, when I make enough money, I can shoot a movie every two months at most, and it can't be any lower!"
If other people knew about this, they would definitely spit out a mouthful of salt soda: "Listen to what you're saying, are you talking like a human being?! Stop being so stubborn, you're going to die!!!"