Seeing the Heavenly King's attitude towards Liang Liang, Mu Xi, sitting in the audience, suddenly felt like a clown.
When the superstar interacted with Liang Liang, he didn't act like a superstar at all. It seems that I was really looking down on him because I initially didn't think highly of him.
Liu Dehua sang countless songs throughout her life, mostly slow songs, but she also sang quite a few fast songs, such as "Happy Monkey" and "Infatuated".
In 2013, she even sang a medley of three songs, "I Hate My Devotion," "Forgetful Water," and "Thank You for Your Love," in a DJ version at Hunan TV's New Year's Eve gala.
Therefore, he also has a special fondness for fast songs.
He also took a liking to Liang Liang's performance of "Longing is a Knife" on stage.
Based on their previous collaboration, the superstar directly bid 50,000 yuan to buy the Cantonese version of "Missing You Is a Knife".
However, this time the Heavenly King was smarter and also took the Mandarin singing rights for the song in Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Of course, it only grants the right to perform the song, not the right to publish it.
At this point in the concert, it's time to sing "Unforgettable Tonight".
After Su Ennan finished singing the last two songs, "Nine Hundred and Ninety-Nine Roses" and "Find a Word to Replace," the concert finally came to a close amidst applause and cheers from the audience.
The concert was a success, selling over 11,000 tickets.
Su Ennan's concert not only benefited herself and her company, but also the guest performers.
The next day, fans went everywhere looking for tapes that Shih Chang and Chan Kit-man had released.
Although the album itself wasn't found, some compilation tapes they had released were found in the nooks and crannies of some record stores.
The audio-visual store was given a good clean-up of the crushed products.
Jin Hao naturally saw the business opportunity and finalized the deal for Chen Jiewen's two songs the very next day.
With the price set by a top star for buying songs already set, Jin Hao naturally had to pay 50,000 per song.
However, Liang Liang was too embarrassed to ask for money for the song he sold to BWYOAND.
The song belongs to someone else; it's shameless to ask them for money.
But even if it's free, it can't be given away for nothing.
Liang Liang then signed an album profit-sharing agreement with Beyond.
After Beyond's new album was released, Liang Liang was able to receive one percent of the profits because of the song "I Like You".
Liang Liang had no idea how much money he would receive.
Besides being a guest performer at Su Ennan's concert, Liang Liang also made some casual business deals during his trip to Xianggang.
After securing the copyrights to Chen Jiewen's two songs, Jin Hao immediately began recording songs for Chen Jiewen, combining two new songs with several old songs, along with Shi Zhang's new songs and several old songs, to create a compilation album featuring the two of them.
The collection's name is incredibly corny: Fairy and Prince.
In the 1970s, many newspapers, magazines, and novels in Hong Kong liked this kind of name, which had a nostalgic feel to it.
The fairy-like image was also a development style that Jin Meng customized for Chen Jiewen, and of course, Liang Liang's suggestions also played a role.
This album was released in just three days, setting a record for album releases by a formal audio company.
Of course, speed inevitably leads to some compromises in quality, which is essentially killing the goose that lays the golden eggs.
But Jin Hao couldn't wait any longer; if Jinmeng Company didn't have a cash flow, it would go out of business.
This is a somewhat shoddy work that Jinmeng Company rushed to produce overnight, but it sold like hotcakes as soon as it was released. It went platinum in just two days and double platinum in a week. It is estimated that the album has the potential to sell 500,000 copies by around New Year's Day.
The album made money, and Shi Zhang and Chen Jiewen became famous.
However, by this time, Liang Liang and the Blue Shark band had already returned to the mainland.
Two weeks after Soo On-nam's Hong Kong Coliseum concert, Beyond's new album "Modern Stage" was released.
Although its sales were not as high as Jinmeng Company's "Fairy and Prince", it still ranked eighth on the album sales chart, and broke the platinum threshold within a week of its release.
This is Beyond's best-selling album to date.
Superstar Liu Dehua is also planning a new Cantonese album, which is expected to be released around New Year's Day.
The king is full of confidence in this new album and is sure it will achieve impressive sales.
Liang Liang earned 350,000 yuan from selling songs during his trip to Xianggang.
In 1993, this was a huge sum of money that everyone would covet.
Previously, all this money belonged to Liang Liang alone, but now that they are a band, this property no longer belongs to Liang Liang alone.
Although he wrote all the songs himself, the ownership belonged to the band.
This is also why many bands in later generations broke up and couldn't continue.
Liang Liang naturally had no intention of keeping everything to himself or going solo.
Of course, since he has contributed the most labor, his share of the distribution will be larger; this is the generally accepted distribution plan.
He gave each of them 10,000 yuan, and kept the remaining 300,000 yuan as a reserve fund for the band, to be used when releasing an album.
Although the distribution costs of the cassette tapes were covered by Golden Dream Recordings, the band still needed to keep some money on hand.
Even going out to hold a concert requires airfare.
On the day the band returned to Lianwan City, Liang Liang met that guy who was incredibly pretentious and had a remarkably clear mind.
"Yu Yu! You've been gone for so many days, have you missed me...?" They had just reached the entrance of the Haiyun Dance Hall when something rolled out of it, snot and tears streaming down its face, and ran towards Xiao Yu.
"Take one more step, and I'll stab you to death!"
Xiao Yu held Liang Liang's bass bag like a rifle, pointing it at Han Chui as if facing a formidable enemy, ready to fire at any moment.
"Watch out for my bass!" Liang Liang was very worried that Xiao Yu would use his bass as a magic staff.
“Yuyu! That’s not right of you. I haven’t been able to eat or drink since you left, and I’ve lost dozens of pounds.”
He crunched down a chicken leg in his hand, then with a whoosh, he drew an arc and accurately tossed the bone into the trash can.
He even clapped his hands casually.
Xiao Yu was convinced that Han Bangbang was sent by God to torment her, and she avoided Han Bangbang with a look of disgust, but unfortunately bumped into the door.
"Ouch!" Xiao Yu clutched her head, looking pained.
"Quick, check if the door is damaged!" a cheerful voice said.
"Liang Liang!" Xiao Yu roared.
"What are you yelling about! You might just bump your head and get a bump, it'll be fine in a couple of days, but a door won't heal on its own. If it's damaged, you'll have to pay to fix it."
Xiao Yu swiftly lifted Liang Liang's bass bag: "I've seen through you two, you're birds of a feather!"
Xiao Yu was right; Liang Liang also felt that he and Han Chui were birds of a feather.
Ten minutes later, the two raccoons were together, one puffing on a cigarette and the other drinking tea.
"Xiao Liang! Is Xianggang fun?" Han Chui asked with an envious look.
During this period, Xianggang was seen as a dazzling world by mainlanders; anyone who went there was considered to be radiant with wealth.
"Of course it's fun! The women there don't wear clothes at night, really! They do all over the streets! You can see my eyes are getting so tired they're almost blind."
Han Chui looked closely at Liang Liang's eyes and indeed seemed to be a little nearsighted.
"Hey Hammer Bro! Ever thought about going to Xianggang for a visit?"
Han Chui didn't like the nickname "Hammer Bro," but he knew what a hammer represented.
But for the sake of Xianggang, he decided to put up with it.
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