The opening of China Entertainment Group gave Jay Chou a head-on confrontation

Chapter 642 Trespassing
"Mr. Zhou Yi! Ah! It's really Mr. Zhou Yi!"

"Zhou Yi-kun! We are all your fans! Can you please give me an autograph?!"

"Spike! Don't care what others say about you, we will always support you!"

"..."

For the participants of the Naha Fireworks Festival tonight, this memory is undoubtedly worth digging out and savoring in the future.

The king of the world, the emperor of imperial music, and the number one in the history of Asian music appeared in the venue alive. This unexpected appearance almost caused the entire venue to fall into a riot.

In other words, the security team cooperated with the organizer to control the situation in time, otherwise it would be a big question whether Zhou Yi could keep his underwear and walk out of the scene "intact".

Don't think that the Japanese people are as rational in chasing stars as reported in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs news. If you are really famous and popular in Japan, you will still encounter the same troubles when traveling as you do in China, such as Makoto Wakaba during his peak period.

In later generations, many Chinese celebrities were often reported to be shopping and traveling in Japan, simply because this place is close and no one in Japan knows them, so they can go shopping easily.

A typical example is the "Jay Chou and Hou romance" that will be exposed by paparazzi next year. Jay Chou and his girlfriend Patty Hou felt that not many people in Japan knew them, so they did not take much precautions. This is why the paparazzi who originally intended to take pictures of Chen Yixun turned their attention to the two of them, which eventually led to the concrete evidence of the photos of them traveling together in Daikanyama.

As a result, the news of the Double J romance that had been making the rounds for years came to an end with a very disgraceful program, and anchor Hou was also nicknamed the mistress who could not be gotten rid of by Cai Yilin's fans.

Of course, for Zhou Yi now, as he meets more fans, he will inevitably be asked the same question -

"Zhou Yi-jun, when will you release a new album?"

"Well, first of all, thank you for your interest, but don't you think it's a bit of a downer to ask about work matters on such a beautiful night?"

Zhou Yi's arrogant look really made everyone laugh, especially Nagasawa Masami. If she hadn't considered her celebrity image, she would have laughed out loud.

Someone with keen sense sensed something was amiss: "Mr. Zhou Yi! Are you not planning on releasing a new album?"

"Of course not. How could that be possible? This is my job now. I love my job the most."

Zhou Yi waved his hand nonchalantly and easily skipped the topic: "I'm not a lazy dog."

Don't worry about whether the boomerang will hit you in the future, just brag to your fans first. Anyway, this is indeed his current job, and he is not wrong, and it is not a lie.

"Come on, Zhou Yi-kun. Don't lose heart, even if you don't win an Oscar! We will always be there to support you!"

The unique middle school spirit of the young people in this book was burning fiercely, and it also caused a series of cheers in unison. A good fireworks party ended up being turned into a welfare party for his fans.

"That's right, Zhou Yijun, no matter what Europe and America say about you, we will always stand by your side! Because you are everything to us!"

Because of Zhou Yi, a humanoid self-propelled traffic generator, the upcoming 76th Academy Awards ceremony will have a significantly larger number of East Asian audiences than in the past.

Of course, it is precisely because of this that fans who follow Zhou Yi feel angry at the European, American and even Asian media that are still being sarcastic, and they support him at this impromptu fan meeting.

Because it was not prepared in advance, the words of support were a little vulgar, but they were undoubtedly sincere.

Authoritative and well-known Hollywood publications including The Hollywood Reporter, Variety, and Entertainment Weekly have all published their previews on the eve of the Oscars.

Among them, the most prominent one is The Hollywood Reporter, which used Zhouyi to reflect on the past.

Daniel Wellman, the executive editor who once wrote the article "What happened to the musicians in our country?", wrote a new article against Zhou Yi.

But this time, he was full of confidence.

"Heroes who resist Zhou Yi's invasion: The Lord of the Rings stands out."

“It turns out that in the current situation of the American music scene being in a state of decline, the musicians of the past are the ones who can be truly trusted.

"Annie Lennox, the Scottish pop queen who was born in 1954 and won both the Brit Award for Special Achievement and the Billboard Century Award, became the only person in the music industry who could suppress Zhou Yi last year.

"With the popularity of The Lord of the Rings 3, the song "Into the West" he sang was not only nominated for the Best Original Song at the Oscars, but also won a huge amount of popularity..."

In this article, the Scottish music queen, who had retired in the early 100s and was voted one of the "2003 Greatest Women in Music", was portrayed as the only one who could resist Zhou Yi's invasion of the European and American music scene in .

Although it was thanks to the popularity of "The Lord of the Rings 3", "Into the West" did not surpass Zhou Yi to top the B chart.

Because last year's "Lord of the Rings 3" was so horrible, it could beat "Pirates of the Caribbean" in terms of both box office performance and film quality. This is a monster that has been nominated for 11 Oscars this year and can be ranked in the Oscars - no, in the history of world cinema. In this case, Zhou Yi's "Pirates of the Caribbean" theme song has become a tragic background board -

Best Actor nominations: Johnny Depp;

Best Original Song Nomination: Zhou Yi;

Nominated for Best Sound Editing;
Nominated for Best Sound Effects.

It seems that four nominations are not bad, but two of them are for sound effects, which are purely scraps among scraps. Compared with "The Lord of the Rings 3", it is undoubtedly crushed.

Under such circumstances, it is nothing but a pipe dream for an ignorant outsider like Zhou Yi to snatch the Oscar trophy. It is impossible to even think about it.

On February 2, US time, Zhou Yi, who had a great time in Japan, was urged by Qian Jiang to arrive in Los Angeles two days before the award ceremony. Before getting off the plane, he was inevitably asked relevant questions:

"Spike, have you seen The Lord of the Rings 3?"

"Spike, are you confident that you can defeat Annie?"

"Spike, do you have confidence in Pirates of the Caribbean..."

An endless stream of microphones were directed at Zhou Yi as he walked out of the airport. Wearing sunglasses to cover his dark circles, Zhou Yi didn't want to respond at all: "Oscar nomination? I don't know. I just got back from vacation and didn't know about it."

"Your rumored girlfriend Scarlett Johansson will also attend this year's Oscars with the Lost in Translation crew. Are you confident that Lost in Translation can win an award?"

"It is rumored that your relationship with Scarlett Johansson broke down because you had an affair in Japan. Is this true?"

"..."

What the hell?
How come he is the third party?

The eyes beneath the sunglasses subconsciously swept over the reporter's logo - "The Sun".

That's fine.

"Spike, do you think Annie will be your only rival as Daniel said?"

"I don't know, but I've certainly heard of her."

"So do you think you deserve the award?"

"I think all the awards should go to the Pirates of the Caribbean crew because we are the best."

"..."

its not right?
How's your aggression?

We went through the trouble of staying up all night at the airport just to listen to you practicing Tai Chi?

Reporters, including from newspapers such as USA Today, were dumbfounded.

This is too careless, brother.

Where's your invincible machine gun? Shoot it!

You attack!

"There are rumors that you have started preparing a new album, Spike. Is this true? If so, can you tell us how many songs you have completed?"

"Of course it's true. As for the finished song, originally there were no lyrics, no music, and no title. But now, I think the title of the first song has been decided."

Just as he bent down and prepared to get into the nanny car, Zhou Yi paused, took out the copy of "The Hollywood Reporter" from the car, folded it in half, and then turned around and stuffed it into the chest pocket of the reporter from "The New York Times", smiling and patting the latter's confused shoulder -

"'Trespassing', remember?"

(End of this chapter)