My singer girlfriend is super fierce

For the new album of Times Girls, Ye Zhiqiu selected two main songs.

They are "Call Me Maybe" and "TiK Tok" respectively.

In the previous life, these two songs were released two years apart. After attracting widespread attention at the time, they became popular on the entire Internet and both won the championship singles achievement on the bulletin charts.

In fact, the styles of the two songs are somewhat similar. Both have simple and addictive melodies and catchy choruses, coupled with straightforward and easy-to-understand lyrics, which are very suitable for spreading on social media, especially among young people.

To put it bluntly, it's just a "popular song", but it's in English, which is more suitable for the tastes of European and American fans.

Another major reason for the success of the song "Call Me Maybe" is its excellent MV.

According to statistics, the MV of this song has exceeded 15 billion views on Youtube, the world's largest video website, and it is extremely popular.

When Ye Zhiqiu was producing a new album for Times Girls, he also largely used the ideas of the original MV.

The story of the MV is not complicated. It is about the heroine who meets a handsome gardener and falls in love with him at first sight. She tries various ways to get close to the male gardener, but is always unable to express her feelings because of shyness.

To this end, the heroine decided to express her feelings through music, and she invited the male gardener to participate in her band rehearsal.

When the rehearsal was over, the heroine finally plucked up the courage to give her cell phone number to the other party, but the male gardener took the lead, wrote down his cell phone number, and gave it to a male member of the band.

It seems that the handsome male gardener is a homosexual.

At the end of the story, there is a dramatic reversal, which makes the whole MV more light-hearted and humorous.

When Ye Zhiqiu first proposed this idea, it was unanimously praised by everyone.

Then, when selecting the male lead for the MV, several girls from Times Girls unanimously suggested that there was no need to look for anyone else, and Director Ye himself would be enough.

In terms of figure and appearance, Ye Zhiqiu definitely meets the standards. When he held concerts abroad, his well-proportioned muscles made the female audiences in the audience scream throughout the whole show.

Ye Zhiqiu is also well-known, which is equivalent to indirectly advertising and attracting traffic to the MV, killing two birds with one stone.

So, in the end, Ye Zhiqiu played the male lead in the MV.

However, he still made a slight change to the plot.

Most of the original MVs are from the perspective of the heroine, but "Girls of Times" is a girl group of 5, and all the members have to appear on screen. It's impossible for all 5 of them to fall in love with the hero at first sight, otherwise it wouldn't be a youth romance drama, it would be a harem...

In the end, it was designed that the team leader Zhao Qin was the female protagonist, who launched an offensive against the male protagonist Ye Zhiqiu, and the other four girlfriends played supporting roles.

As for the ending of the plot, it would be fine to find someone else to play the role, but Ye Zhiqiu himself is determined not to change his sexual orientation, even for filming a MV.

So, the plot ends up being that when the heroine was about to hand over the note with her number on it, a gay ran up to give the hero his contact information before she could.

The heroine was shocked and worried at the same time, wondering if the hero was gay.

As a result, at this moment, the male protagonist looked at her, their eyes met, the male protagonist smiled slightly and pointed at the number paper in her hand.

Here, the entire MV ends.

Compared to the original version, the adapted plot retains the twists and humor, but also has a bit more of the sweetness between young men and women of "you like me, and I happen to like you too."

After the new album was officially released, as expected, the song "Call Me Maybe" and its MV also became a hit.

In just 6 hours after its release, the song MV has been played over 300 million times across the entire network and is still growing rapidly.

The term "Call Me Maybe" even made it to the US hot search trend list.

But in addition to the content about the song itself, a large part of the comments were about the male protagonist Ye Zhiqiu.

However, compared with the "reserved" comments of domestic netizens, the comments of European and American netizens are much more unrestrained...

"Ye! Fuck Me Maybe!"

"Honestly, the moment I saw Ye taking off her clothes, I was Wetting. Lustful.jpg"

"The plot is so joyful. Oh my god, when I saw a man handing over his phone number to the male lead at the end, I almost thought he was really gay. I was scared to death."

"Hahaha, me too. Thank God, the last scene was so beautiful."