When Zhou Yiyang said these words, not only the judges, but also the trainees on the stage, backstage, and the audience, everyone fell into a state of confusion.
At a loss.
But many viewers were extremely excited.
This kind of scene that is almost never seen in reality shows, they actually ran into it?
The trainees on the stage now have a blank mind. Most of them came out to pursue their dreams without finishing high school.
How should they respond to Zhou Yiyang's words to appear cultured?
This was obviously a difficult question. They couldn't think of any way to respond, so they simply kept silent.
Fortunately, Zhou Yiyang didn't ask them to respond. After expressing his anger, he still gave some very pertinent advice: "Fang Xiaoyu, your top priority right now is to improve your singing skills. At least it shouldn't be so bad. Of course, your dance is the best one I've ever had in my opinion... Wang Nan, your pitch is terrible. I even think you couldn't find the key the whole time. But your voice is beautiful. Put more effort into your vocal lessons!"
The trainees actually couldn't feel any resentment towards Zhou Yiyang.
Although Zhou Yiyang is not like other judges, he can always find the bright spots in their mediocre performances and praise them highly.
While Zhou Yiyang's comments may sound unpleasant at first, the advice he gave was the most practical.
Once they get over the shame of having their shortcomings pointed out on the spot, they will feel that among these judges, Zhou Yiyang is the best.
So far, Zhou Yiyang still has not cast his vote.
"Brother Yang," Luo Chen took advantage of the time to move the instruments and started chatting directly with Zhou Yiyang, "Aren't you too strict? If you were a judge in the first season, I doubt Tang Yue and Su Yin would have lost their confidence."
"No," Zhou Yiyang smiled and pointed out Luo Chen's mistake: "When they first came, I would point out their shortcomings. But they didn't let me influence them. They were still as good as they could be."
Luo Chen recalled it and it was exactly as he said to Zhou Yiyang, and he immediately laughed out loud.
In the next few performances, Zhou Yiyang still maintained his sharp-tongued style.
Fortunately, the trainees who came later were already mentally prepared, so they didn’t panic immediately even if they were scolded.
In the end, Zhou Yiyang cast his vote.
By the time the first performance ended, it was almost midnight.
By this calculation, they had actually been here for almost six hours.
Zhou Yiyang twisted his neck and said to Luo Chen beside him, "What do you think?"
Luo Chen naturally wouldn't say anything polite in front of Zhou Yiyang, so he said honestly, "It's very ordinary. Compared to the first season, the contestants are quite talented, but it's just boring."
"Yeah," Zhou Yiyang glanced at him approvingly as he and Luo Chen walked towards the parking lot. "For a variety show, being ugly isn't the worst thing; being boring is. This year's trainees don't have any exceptional talents, nor do they have any particularly interesting personalities. But this is only the first performance, so maybe I'm wrong."
"If Brother Yang hadn't had you here, I don't think there would be much to watch after this episode airs. I can already imagine that everyone on the internet will be talking about you."
"Ah," Zhou Yiyang shrugged, revealing a helpless expression: "This isn't my original intention, but I always end up becoming famous unexpectedly. It's really frustrating."
Luo Chen's prediction came true.
After the second episode was broadcast, the contestants didn't make much of a splash, and the final trending topic was a trailer.
This trailer can be regarded as Zhou Yiyang’s special performance of “training people”.
The production team was very good at stirring things up, and they cut in clips of Zhou Yiyang teaching trainees a lesson, and each time they would turn to the most popular trainees on the show.
Deliberately creating the illusion that Zhou Yiyang was teaching them a lesson.
The Weibo comment section was full of witty remarks:
[You thought you were watching a trailer, but you were actually watching Mr. Zhou show off his idioms.]
[I thought I clicked on some pyramid scheme video. Mr. Zhou is really too talkative, isn't he?]
[Mr. Zhou is so handsome when he curses people. I dream of being cursed by him! (Lovestruck)]
[Something's wrong with the above. Do you all think Zhou Yiyang is right? No matter how the trainees perform, he can't say that about girls, right? Girls are already sensitive to their reputations, and Zhou Yiyang seems quite low-brow. It makes me physically uncomfortable.]
[I'm feeling a bit uncomfortable, just like a little thug showing off his low self-esteem, yet so many people are licking my boots. It turns out Weibo is full of lickspittles for the capitalists!]
[Are all those who liked this post from Grasshopper? They look just like those stinky middle-aged men who are so ordinary yet so confident. I'm sick of them.]
[The boxer is here! My goodness, this set of boxing is so tricky!]
In an instant, the focus shifted from the question of whether or not to speak so harshly to the issue of gender confrontation.
Guan Fei looked at Weibo, then glanced at Zhou Yiyang, who was sitting on the leather sofa in the office playing games, and shook his head:
"Who would have thought that our CEO Zhou would become a frequent trending topic? It's a shame the four of them are performing right now, otherwise they would definitely be discussing this gossip as well."
At this moment, Moonlight Girls have arrived in Beijing and started their fourth concert.
However, the hot search came out before their concert started. At this time, the four girls were already sitting backstage with their mobile phones, watching the show.
"Brother Yang is the top star, right?" Tang Yue grinned from ear to ear. "This trending search went straight to number one, it's incredible."
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