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Administrator Silence is Golden's mood at the moment is far less calm than his nickname.

In fact, his heart was about to jump out of his chest with excitement.

The forum is so active now!

[What are the chances of "Superstar" breaking the record if you buy it and leave it alone?]

This is the post with the most replies so far.

The administrator immediately clicked on it and the result was beyond his expectations.

He still remembered that the last time he did a similar poll, only 5% of people chose "Can Break." He guessed that these people were probably fans of Moonlight Girl.

However, when the administrator looked at the data this time, he was completely shocked.

Seventy percent of people chose to be able to break it.

Nowadays, most of the people who are still on Qianqian Jingting are music enthusiasts who have listened to a lot of songs and are familiar with all kinds of data and records.

It is incredible that this group of people who are obsessed with the "golden age" can believe that the new generation can break a record that has been maintained for many years.

Silence is golden. Just open the comments and you will find the reasons why everyone is willing to believe this.

[The purchase website is down now. Besides the high sales volume, could it be that the Yiyang Entertainment server was moved away by someone repairing the air conditioner?]

[To be honest, I had the opportunity to take a peek before the link to Rainbow Dash disappeared. I remember it had only been on sale for less than a minute, and sales had already exceeded 100,000.]

[Honestly, there aren't many people in China who can match Yue Shao's popularity right now, right? Those die-hard fans of top stars are certainly a match for him, but when it comes to popularity with the general public, Yue Shao doesn't seem to be afraid of anyone. I'm betting on him breaking records.]

I think breaking records is unlikely. Moonlight Girls is an idol girl group, after all, so their initial fan base is bound to be high. My sister is in their fan group, and many people bought their album right away. But what about the staying power? Will so many casual fans really spend money on their album? I don't think so. Otherwise, our music industry wouldn't be so obscure.

[What was the first-day record? I don't recall it being high, but I think it should be broken within a month. The hard part is the first-week record.]

[Isn't it the traffic? Don't they always like to brag about all kinds of data?]

[Those traffic are all EPs and will not be counted at all.]

"The first-day record should belong to Li Siyuan. Sigh, I feel sad just typing this name."

Silence is golden. After seeing this name, I suddenly felt uncomfortable.

No one remembers this singer nowadays, and only this group of "old-timers" would talk about him.

Zhou Yiyang heard this name when Guan Fei mentioned it when she was sorting out the information.

Li Siyuan, a singer from Hong Kong, is very handsome. He debuted with long hair and caused a sensation at the time.

As a rock singer, he was indeed very popular, with his first album selling 900,000 copies on its first day. However, his subsequent sales were mediocre, with total sales to date less than six million.

However, this result was very impressive back then, no, even now.

However, when the singer later went to Siam for a concert, he was shot and killed by a fanatical fan, ending his short life.

"If you include the 500,000 pre-sales," Yin Si Jin said objectively after coming to his senses, "breaking the record should be easy. But if you don't count the 500,000, I think it's still very difficult to achieve this record."

As for the first week record, it belongs to Helian Bei.

His second album was the most popular, with sales of 2.1 million in the first week, shocking many people.

This achievement, even in the global context, would rank among the top ten in history.

After all, Helian Bei was an unrivaled top star back then.

"The backstage is ready." Guan Fei finally succeeded in opening Moonlight and couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. She walked into Zhou Yiyang's office, stood beside him obediently and asked, "Brother Yang, what do you think our chances of breaking the record this time?"

"Breaking records is just a matter of fate," Zhou Yiyang said. "Of course, if I really break it, I'll quickly find a marketing account to promote it."

"I know." Guan Fei looked at the soaring data in the background, and his confidence grew.

Xiaopang now works as an ordinary employee in a company, and has transformed from a student to a social animal.

Now he looks no different from his colleagues. He likes to slack off, chat about international news, and invest his spare money in funds.

However, no one knew that he was actually an avid fan.

He used every annual leave to chase Moonlight Girl.

It can be said that he is quite famous among the guardian stars.

For fans, their mentality is different from Zhou Yiyang's.

They want the best for Moonlight Girls, and they want to see these four girls achieve glory.

After logging into Moonlight, Xiaopang bought a hundred albums without hesitation.

Then she posted a circle of friends: "Friends who want the electronic version of "Superstar" will send me a private message. Just follow these four people on Weibo and you can get it for free!"

There are many fans like him.

Those who have money can buy more, and those who don’t have money can buy one and then promote it on major platforms. The whole atmosphere is very progressive.

Mr. Wang is a taxi driver. He likes chatting with passengers.

But today, this pretty female passenger seemed to be in a bad mood, so he wisely kept his mouth shut.

When the radio played "The First Dream", the female passenger's eyes immediately lit up.

"Master, do you know who sang this song?"

"Huh?" Master Wang was startled. "Yes, the Moonlight Girls! I know all four of their names... I really like Tang Yue. I always buy her magazine covers."

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