Considering Wu Hu’s endorsement fee of 10 million dollars for one advertisement last year, you didn’t even ask for 10 million dollars in fees. Are you embarrassed to ask for this?

The appearance fee for Wu Hu to participate in a boxing match is 18 million U.S. dollars! This translates into more than 117 million yuan in flower coins.

This terrifying appearance fee immediately shocked Starry Sky Film and Television’s heads.

But the more this happens, the less they dare to give up Wu Hu's spot as a contestant easily. After all, Wu Hu no longer needs to participate in this kind of program.

Why do you have to come here and suffer when you can make money comfortably?

Wu Hu can fulfill his original promise and is willing to participate in this survival show. This is already a great honor. How can he still have the nerve to continue spending money on the announcement fee?

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Wu Hu didn't care about these matters and directly handed them over to Sister Su for negotiation. If the other party couldn't afford such a high appearance fee, then negotiate with the other party for advertising sharing.

Anyway, there are always more solutions than difficulties!

In the afternoon, Wu Hu went back to teach Tie Tie and Sister Strawberry how to sing.

The next day, I don’t know if the media mentioned again that Wu Hu would be paid up to 15 million US dollars for a boxing match. Bald Eagle U

FC started to promote the match between Wu Hu and security leader Mir.

Wu Hu checked his schedule and contacted the other party directly. He wanted to postpone the competition to the end of March because he happened to be going there to film "Now You See Me" at that time, and this movie will also be there.

Just put it in Las Vegas and start it up!

The other party has no objections to this. Changing the time will only cause more discussion. Anyway, even if everyone has doubts, they will only doubt Wu Hu.

Here, after Tietie and Sister Strawberry practiced singing for two or three days, the three of them went to the Warner Record Company recording studio for a trial recording.

President Chen, who has tasted the sweetness of the original soundtrack album "Ghosts" and "Stars", is even more interested this time.

Warner Records, which released the album "Stars," is just making money.

After all, they don’t need to work hard to promote it, and the money will keep coming.

However, what is different from Wu Hu's previous two albums is that the original soundtrack album of 'Stars' is split 50-50, with Wu Hu responsible for the production, and they are responsible for production and distribution.

Although in their view, they just earned some hard-earned money, the better thing is the steady profit.

As for the MVs for these two albums, it's even simpler. You can just copy some of the material from the shoot. There is no need to re-shoot the MVs at all.

But compared to the songs he sang himself, when the two young ladies recorded these songs, it was not as smooth sailing.

Fortunately, Wu Hu had previously filmed two sets of skills for them, so they didn't need to hone them sentence by sentence, but they were just not as familiar as he was.
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