Today's match has garnered significant attention from overseas media and international viewers.

While Wang Yueheng was sitting in the audience watching the other contestants take the stage one by one,

His unique moonwalk moves, which he performed on stage, quickly spread on foreign video platforms.

It has rapidly swept across the international versions of Douyin (TikTok) and YouTube.

This sparked a craze among many foreign viewers to imitate the space dance.

Topics related to the songs "Billie Jean" and "Beat It" also trended on North American social media.

It attracted a huge following and imitations from countless American music lovers.

They watched Wang Yueheng's performance on the "Singer" stage over and over again.

They even risked being sued by recording the songs and listening to them repeatedly on their phones.

Almost every time I hear it, I exclaim in surprise.

"Unbelievable! The person singing on stage is actually a singer from China!"

"Wang Yueheng! I know him. He once performed at our California Institute of Technology!"

"Luckily, he went there before the California wildfires broke out, otherwise the FBI would probably have accused him of starting the fires!"

"Wow, that's so cool! This is the most perfect rock concert I've ever seen!"

"His dance moves are absolutely amazing, I thought he was some white singer..."

"Even Eminem pales in comparison to him; he is a rising international superstar!"

"Wang Yueheng, my idol!"

"We, the people of China, are proud of him!"

Below the performance videos of the two songs, comments from viewers around the world quickly exceeded 100,000.

Each of the top-ranked comments has tens of thousands of likes.

Overseas Chinese fans were also extremely proud of the sudden influence of their idols.

Just as Wang Yueheng's stage performance video went viral online.

A video shows him being interviewed unexpectedly by AFP reporter Eric before the match, while concealing his identity.

It was quickly uploaded to the international version of Douyin (TikTok) and became an internet sensation.

When this mysteriously dressed singer solemnly introduced the traditional Chinese snack, hand-pulled pancake, to the AFP camera, it was astonishing.

He also publicly refuted foreign journalists who were trying to smear China's image by revealing his bank account balance of one million euros per month.

Countless netizens, both domestic and overseas, were amused.

I never expected this talented singer to have such a humorous side.

They also mocked the AFP reporter who was blind to China's true worth and only wanted to smear the lower classes of the country.

"His income is only a million euros? I wouldn't be even a little jealous if a genius like him earned ten million euros a month!"

"That's just from the last few earnings, and he'll be donating half of the proceeds from every album he releases in the future to charity!"

"AFP is a very strange media outlet. Every time it tries to smear China, it ends up providing Chinese netizens with excellent propaganda material."

"I wonder what this journalist named Eric will think when he finds out that the homeless artist he interviewed is Wang Yueheng himself."

"Seeing Wang Yueheng eating a scallion pancake makes it look so delicious!"

"Hand-pulled pancakes are delicious, and they're one of the favorites of ordinary office workers in China!"

"Does anyone know where hand-pulled pancakes are a specialty food? I'd love to try them."

"If I remember correctly, it should be a specialty snack of Taiwan North Province!"

"That's right! Welcome everyone to visit our North Taiwan Province. We also have many delicious snacks~"

Soon, the discussion among netizens about Eric's street interview with Wang Yueheng shifted to the topic of hand-pulled pancakes.