At present, Zhou Rongze is hosting a banquet for representatives of cinemas from various states, and Lin Rui, Zhao Wenyao, and others are naturally also attending the banquet.
"Relying on the little bit of material that was released before?" Lin Rui asked curiously.
"right."
Zhao Wenyao nodded, took a small sip of red wine, and then began to explain.
Have you noticed a common phenomenon?
“Singers who become top stars in their respective states must have acted in movies. On the contrary, those who have won Best Actor and Best Actress awards may not have sung songs.”
When asked by Zhao Wenyao, Lin Rui thought for a moment and replied, "Target audience."
"right."
Zhao Wenyao nodded: "Take you for example. You are indeed unparalleled in the entertainment industry, but everyone has different tastes in music. Especially when they get to a certain age, they don't pay attention to the rising newcomers in the entertainment industry at all. Even if they listen to songs, they will only pay attention to the singers from their growth period and those classic old songs."
"Suppose you are just an ordinary person, and a young person as talented as you emerges in the entertainment industry, would your elders pay attention to him? Would they listen to his songs? Would they register on Weibo to become his fans?"
"Won't."
"But do they really not like listening to music?"
No, not exactly.
“At least your elders have not only heard Ning Yuanqing’s songs, but also the classic songs of his time, but can even sing them fluently.”
Lin Rui understood everything Zhao Wenyao said.
"But TV series and movies are different; there is very little age gap."
"When it comes to film and television works, what audiences care about is the plot and the depth that the whole work extends into."
"The most unique aspect of film and television works is the audience's tolerance."
“They can know nothing about the actors in the play because they only care about whether the work can bring them joy, nothing more.”
After a pause, Zhao Wenyao said with a half-smile, "Don't be fooled by how many fans you have now; in many people's eyes, your fan count is still too small."
"Is it a small amount?" Lin Rui was somewhat surprised.
"Of course, you've only won over the audience who enjoy listening to music, and that's not the whole story."
Lin Rui fell into thought.
Zhang Chengzhang, standing to the side, retorted, "You say Brother Lin has few fans? Have you forgotten how you climbed to fourth place step by step?"
Zhao Wenyao, who was thinking he had finally turned the tables, was ruined by his teammate before he could even celebrate. He immediately became anxious: "That's because my fans are more scattered. For example, Fusheng's fans in Huazhou like his poetry and songs, but that doesn't mean they like his songs."
"I understand the logic, but you still lost, didn't you? And it was a three-game losing streak."
Zhang Chengzhang seemed to be addicted to arguing, completely oblivious to Zhao Wenyao's forced, friendly smile.
In contrast, Sun Min was completely absorbed in her own thoughts, oblivious to everything else around her.
Admittedly, Zhao Wenyao's words did awaken Lin Rui.
His fan base is quite concentrated; Chen Bin also provided some data, showing that they are mostly between 13 and 25 years old.
Undoubtedly, the fan base at this stage is incredibly vibrant, giving Lin Rui a unique advantage when it comes to releasing songs.
However, this also caused him to neglect the expansion of his fan base.
Just like the onlookers who are active on social media platforms, they only make up a small percentage of this group.
Lin Rui has reason to believe that most of the people who like his songs don't really care about his Weibo updates.
Over time, these fans will simply like his songs but won't pay too much attention to him. At most, they'll pop up to check out any juicy gossip, then go back to lurking, or go watch movies, read novels, or play games.
This group has a huge base, but their recognition of Lin Rui is definitely not as high as that of the general public. This has an indirect or direct impact on him, the most immediate impact being on the coefficient of reputation acquisition!
"No wonder the huge number of song downloads resulted in such a disappointing reputation score; this is where the problem lies."
Lin Rui finally resolved the question that had been lingering in his mind, and thought to himself, "A person really can't hang on to just one tree."
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