This short Weibo post was made after lunch. At this time, most people are lying on the sofa resting and playing on their phones.
The vast majority of people saw the post, and then that afternoon, the Weibo servers crashed.
Celebrities personally stepped in to criticize others, and even managed to criticize two people at once.
The hype surrounding this incident had already died down a bit, but Yi Mu forcefully brought it back to its peak.
Before most people even had a chance to catch up on the drama, the server crashed, and they didn't learn the whole story until evening.
Yi Mu's Weibo post garnered over 10,000 comments in less than ten minutes.
Before fans could control the comments, they were bombarded with sarcasm and insults.
Yi Mu happened to have some free time, so he gave netizens a performance of being a superstar, roasting people online.
Contrarian #1: These days, popular celebrities are arrogant and think they can do whatever they want just because they have a lot of fans. With his qualifications, he is not worthy of being a judge on "Tomorrow's Superstar".
Yimu: I'm not qualified, so I terminated the contract. Do you make keys? Three for ten yuan, how many do you want?
Rural feminism: I can't stand men arguing with women. It's so ungentlemanly, petty, and lacks any sense of perspective.
Yi Mu: In the eyes of this high and mighty lady, are lowly men like us only fit to kneel and grovel at women's legs?
Jiajia, go for it! I was a casual fan of Yimu at the recording that day, but I stopped being a fan after I came back. Yimu's personality is too aggressive, and that contestant was really mediocre.
Yi Mu: It's a good thing you unfollowed me. I'm very unhappy that there's someone as blind as you among my fans.
He spent the whole afternoon arguing, and his mood improved more and more. He typed very fast, posting almost the amount of Weibo posts he did in a year.
The trending topics were all about his responses to trolls on Weibo, and in just one afternoon, his Weibo followers increased by 500,000.
The production team and Lengjia Studio quickly issued a statement, just like the video that was exposed a few days ago, pushing all the blame onto Yimu.
Bei Zhu was busy negotiating a contract with a mobile phone company that had come to her door when her assistant rushed in and showed her the phone.
Bei Zhu's expression changed immediately.
The mobile phone manufacturer thought the cooperation was going to fall through, but Bei Zhu, unlike before, quickly signed the contract and then rushed back to the company with her assistant.
On the way back, she called Yi Mu, intending to give him a good scolding, but Yi Mu spoke first: "Sis, do you have any way to get the original audio recording of Tang Rong's appearance on the show that day? I need it."
Tang Rong is now considered an artist under the company. After the show was recorded, Bei Zhu asked the production team for the unedited live audio recording, just in case there was any mudslinging later.
As soon as Yi Mu said this, Bei Zhu guessed what he was planning to do.
In the last episode recorded by Yi Mu, Tang Rong's voice was edited out in a mess.
The production team is disgusting. In order to promote Leng Jia, they deliberately made Tang Rong's voice sound unpleasant. As a result, Yi Mu, who defended Tang Rong, was seen as an unreasonable idiot.
Originally, Bei Zhu didn't want to pay attention to the production team, since they had already terminated their contract and she didn't want to give them another chance to exploit her.
She's been worried about Yi Mu's audition lately, and wanted to wait until Yi Mu's audition went smoothly before dealing with it. But now it seems she needs to deal with the shameless production team and Leng Jia as soon as possible.
Bei Zhu meant to hand it over to the company, but Yi Mu refused. He argued for a long time, just to unleash his ultimate move at the end.
He found two pairs of socks, took one from each, put them on, paired them with sneakers, crossed his ankles, took a picture with his phone, and then posted it on Weibo with the caption: "Fashionable, fashionable, the most fashionable?"
His name is in the top three trending searches. Now, even if he posts a punctuation mark, people will comment.
Fans finally took control of the comments, showering praise on his shoes and saying how adorable his exposed ankles were!
Yimu commented below, "I was talking about the socks. What do you think of the outfit?"
Fans showered him with compliments: "Unconventional, a fashion genius, top-notch styling, simply 'cool'!"
No one said it was ugly; everyone praised it. Some marketing accounts even stirred up trouble, asking about the price of the shoes and the same socks.
Within half an hour, the same socks were already available on Taobao, selling for 9.9 yuan with free shipping. In no time, tens of thousands of pairs of socks were sold.
Only the most top-tier celebrities have this terrifying sales-driving effect.
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