"Just for this reason, I must buy this album!"

"Can sounds also be used?"

"There's something wrong with you."

"Luo Quan can always come up with these sweet melodies. How does she do it?"

"This is the talent gap between people. Luoquan has a variety of good songs emerging one after another. More than 90% of domestic singers are resting on their laurels and copying them again and again."

"It doesn't matter. I won't listen to these people's songs anyway. Luo Quan alone is enough."

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The release of this short audio clip has once again brought a wave of popularity to the new album, and at the same time, domestic singers have been criticized again.

For a new generation of singers in China, Luo Quan is like a big mountain weighing on their heads. They will always be compared with them, and the final result is obvious, they will be burned to pieces.

Although Luo Quan has repeatedly asked fans not to make these meaningless comparisons, there are still many people who are proud of "Fan Luo Quan" and look down on other singers and fans, always feeling that they are superior to others.

This phenomenon is actually very common in China, and can even extend to music, games, movies and other fields.

In a word, the more niche you like, the higher you feel you are at the top of the contempt chain.

Luo Quan has said to fans many times: You have nothing to do with what you like. The songs are created by the singer, and you are just a listener, so don't show off songs created by others.

Her words have been praised by many veterans in the music industry.

But musicians her age don't have that much praise for her, because they are the most direct competitors.

Whenever Luoquan releases a song, the domestic music market is always in a bleak state, because suddenly no one buys or listens to the songs of other singers.

In addition to those idol stars, they can also get the loyal support of fans.

The reason for this is because their songs have no advantage compared to Luo Quan's.

In the one year since his debut, Luo Quan has tried almost every genre in the field of pop music, including rock, folk, and rap.

After listening to her songs, and then listening to the works of other singers, I always feel a little boring.

Therefore, when Luo Quan releases a new song, it is the moment when the performance of his peers plummets.

What's interesting is that every time Luo Quan releases a new song, it's like squeezing out toothpaste. He releases one or two songs every few days. It often takes twenty days or even a month to release an album.

And the speed at which she releases albums is ridiculously fast, leaving even less time for other singers to breathe.

The competition in the domestic digital music market is already fierce. A group of "seniors" who became famous at the beginning of the century still dominate the charts and refuse to retreat, and a large group of musicians who have emerged from emerging platforms are so fierce.

The first-, second- and third-tier singers caught in the middle have a hard time surviving. Every time they release a new song, they have to go around Luo Quan, the male-female devil. It is really not easy to survive until now.

The only good thing is that Luo Quan never seems to accept commercial performances, music variety shows or advertisements, leaving the biggest piece of fat to the market.

This can be regarded as leaving a way for colleagues to survive.

If Luo Quan is willing to take on these businesses, all the other singers will probably have to wait to grab the rest from her.

It does sound miserable, but the law of the jungle is the law no matter where it is placed. If you want to survive, it is naturally a good thing to have help from noble people, but in most cases you still have to rely on yourself.

If your ability is not as good as others, there is nothing to say.

But this does not prevent some people from being weird and arrogant on the Internet.

When the sixth song of Luo Quan's new album was released and it was dominating the music charts in China, Japan and South Korea, quite a few singers in the country made their voices heard.

It's just that these sounds sound a bit harsh.

The whole incident was started by singer Wang Yue.

As a powerful singer with tens of millions of fans, although he has appeared on many variety shows, his album sales have never been very good.

Tonight, Weibo hot searches were bombarded by Luo Quan again, and she finally couldn't help but post on Weibo:

“I used to think that the aroma of wine does not matter the depth of the alley, as long as the music is made seriously, it will become popular sooner or later.

When I saw those popular singers selling their albums, I never felt envious. I felt that sooner or later I would be better than them.

But now, I have compromised. I really envy this kind of traffic. Who wouldn’t want their song to have such a large amount of attention as soon as it is released. However, my team has done so much publicity, but almost no one cares about it.

If given the chance, I would also like to become a trafficker!"

Interestingly, this Weibo only existed for ten minutes before she deleted it.

But how could netizens who love eating melons let her go? They had already taken screenshots and spread them.

Wang Yue's new song didn't hit the hot searches, but his Weibo posts did.

I don’t know if the backend of Weibo did this deliberately, but this hot search happened to be under the hot search for Luo Quan’s new song, and it seemed extremely eye-catching.

In the comment area, those who came to comfort her faster than her fans were a bunch of young ladies who didn’t know what the ingredients were:

"I have always liked my sister's songs. You are a capable singer and will definitely become popular!"

"There's nothing wrong with liking traffic. My sister understands it."

"What I hate the most is that certain people occupy public resources by posting hot searches every day, and rob outstanding musicians like my sister of their opportunities to come forward."

"Can someone please calm down? Can't you give your colleagues a way to survive? Who has never been angry? Who has never been down and out?"

"If someone is shining brightly now, doesn't he think about how he will be stepped on by someone new in the future?"

"Leave a little bit of a sec in your life so that we can meet again in the future!"

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Wang Yue made some complaints in the tone of a victim.

I have gained attention and traffic, the sales of my new album have increased a lot, I have also gained a real personality, and my fans have also increased a lot.

When other singers saw this, they quickly followed suit, posting on Weibo to support her and tag her, expressing their persistence on the music road and recalling the past "turbulent years" to let netizens know that they are still there, and then intentionally or unintentionally

I also cue someone.

Later, because the frequency of cue was too high, the word "someone" became a hot search topic.

A bunch of people in the comment area are criticizing this someone, as if the Chinese music scene is so stagnant, the singers are too poor to eat, and there is no traffic exposure, it is all the fault of this "someone".

Although no one mentioned who this person was, from the description, it was almost obvious.

After Luo Quan released a new song, he went to Twitter and Weibo as usual.

I just came back from Twitter, and the Japanese fans there are racking their brains to use adjectives that are not cliché to praise her, and all the data are rising steadily.

A company immediately approached Luo Quan, hoping to buy the right to use this song. They had a movie that fit this song perfectly.

The album was well received and recognized by the public. Of course Luo Quan couldn't be happier.

Fans also took this opportunity to want Luo Quan to come back, but of course the answer they got was no.

School starts in two months, and Tokyo is about to experience its hottest days. Why go back?

So Luo Quan declined politely.

I happily returned to Weibo. After seeing someone being criticized by the public on the hot search, Luoquan people were dumbfounded.

Isn't this "someone" referring to her?

"Hot searches every day", "Dominating the music market", "Not leaving a way for peers to survive"...

To be honest, she has left enough room for her peers to survive. She has only released a dozen or so Chinese songs so far, and most of them were written 10 years ago.

If she released those songs from 2005 and 2006, she would not leave a way for her colleagues to survive.

Of course, these words cannot be said out loud. Luo Quan can only use a more euphemistic way to explain:

“I don’t know if this person everyone is talking about is me?

It sounds very consistent with my personality, a arrogant devil who squeezes his peers, haha, I'm a thick-skinned person, so I took it as a compliment.

It is true that China’s music market is only so big because I released more songs and grabbed a lot of the market. This is indeed my fault and I will reflect on it.

But having said that, how big is China’s digital record market in terms of physical records? Isn’t it better to just accept a commercial performance or a variety show than to earn more from selling a record?

Let me take myself as an example. Some time ago, a big company invited me to perform in a commercial and offered a song of 6 million. There were also variety shows, and the numbers offered to me were never less than 10 million, but I didn’t even have one.

I didn’t answer. I wonder if this counts as leaving a way for my colleagues to survive?

But these need to be supported by fame. If you don’t have fame, who would be willing to pay such a high price to hire you?
Chapter completed!