Life in Tokyo starting as a child star

"Sparks and dust falling down, I am alone here waiting for flowers to bloom"

The Chinese lyrics are different from the Japanese lyrics.

If the Japanese lyrics emphasize the gentleness and delicate sadness like the gurgling stream.

Then the Chinese lyrics are like the sea surface, seemingly calm, but underneath it hides turbulent emotions.

These two versions of the lyrics have their own merits, and it is hard to tell which is better.

But from Kita Sumimi's personal point of view, he still prefers the Chinese lyrics of the two versions.

After all, it feels very comfortable to sing and very grand, unlike the Japanese lyrics, where if there is really no word in Japanese, it is replaced by Romanization or English.

He sang very comfortably, so naturally he used all the skills of singing "tranquility" and singing "nostalgia".

And for the sake of this publicity, he basically maximized the skill effects.

Strive to catch people's ears as soon as the song comes out.

But in this way, the effect is naturally a bit too strong.

Just like Bai Yisi——

Just listening, tears seeped out of the corners of his eyes unconsciously, and the expression on his face began to change.

"What's going on?"

The roommate who came to the cafeteria with Bai Yisi to eat looked puzzled.

He was eating when he found that Bai Yisi suddenly stopped what he was doing, like a robot stuck.

When he looked up again, the other person's expression had changed.

What's going on? How could this guy cry while eating?

And it's okay to cry, why does this guy have a purified expression on his face?

Is the roast goose rice in the cafeteria so delicious?

Watching Bai Yisi's tears flowing, he stuffed his mouth with rice but didn't swallow it, as if he was savoring it carefully.

The roommate next to him swallowed his saliva, looked at the barbecue rice he hadn't finished yet, and decided to order a roast goose rice next time to try it out.

It's so delicious? Isn't it unreasonable?

The emotions of Chinese audiences have always been simple.

If you perform sincerely, they will naturally support you.

This is why there is an old saying in China: "If you have money, support the money show; if you don't have money, support the person show."

Kita Chengshi's a cappella version of "Fireworks" is full of sincerity!

His singing skills are extremely solid. He sang a cappella throughout the whole process. Not to mention being out of tune, even every pitch and rhythm are grasped with great precision.

But the most eye-catching thing is not Kita Chengshi's singing skills.

After all, there are some people in China who like the song culture over there, and they will scan the charts from time to time.

Kita Chengshi's "Tonight's Moonlight Is Really Beautiful" has firmly occupied the top spot on the digital single download chart with a terrifying download volume of 740,000 in the first week after it was released. This terrifying number is difficult not to attract the attention of domestic fans.

Therefore, many people are actually aware of Kita Chengshi's solid singing skills.

What is really surprising is Kita Chengshi's near-perfect, clear and ethereal Chinese singing voice.

The pronunciation is exactly the same as that of a local Chinese person, without any sense of disobedience, and it is even more standard than the Chinese pronunciation of some domestic Internet celebrities named Ding who are widely promoted.

They even made a special trip to compare Kita Chengshi's Japanese pronunciation with Chinese pronunciation.

When they found that Kita Chengshi's Chinese pronunciation was more accurate than the pronunciation of Japanese words, they were also a little confused-isn't it? What's the matter with this Japanese actor? Can he speak Chinese better than his own language?

Is the Japanese industry so competitive?

A 10-year-old child is already proficient in Chinese? And more proficient than Japanese?

What is this called? "Japanese traitor"?

They were dumbfounded and continued to watch.

Because they found that the video was not over after the Chinese version of "Fireworks" ended.

There is also a section of Kita Chengshi's words after taking off the headphones.

Kita Chengshi first introduced himself in Chinese in the video-his pronunciation was still standard and fluent, quite natural, without any trace of practice, which dispelled the doubts of a small number of people who thought that the other party had only carefully practiced the lyrics of the Chinese version of "Fireworks" instead of knowing Chinese.

Mainly because he is so good-looking.

Looking at Bei Chengshi's handsome and clean face, and his warm and innocent smile.

Not to mention the female audience, even most of the male audience felt their heartbeats quicken.

It felt like being cast under a spell by the 'succubus' in Western fantasy novels.

A nearly perfect face, clear and ethereal, a voice that makes people feel good when they hear it.

You can't take your eyes off him after one look, and you want to keep watching after two looks.

Damn it.

Why is a child so good-looking?

But this eye-catching look didn't last long.

Soon, Bei Chengshi, who was facing the camera, paused.

That face was soon replaced by a pitiful and tearful expression.

Facing the camera, tears sparkled in the corners of his eyes. After bowing deeply, he began to apologize for the recent turmoil and clarified that the crew of "The Reason I'm Here" had no shady dealings from beginning to end. He did not want to argue about who was right or wrong, but only hoped that the incident would be settled quickly.

At the end, Kita Sumimi raised his arm and wiped the corners of his eyes stained with tears with his sleeves.

The pitiful expression of looking back with crystal clear eyes staring at the camera was so infectious!

People are all emotional.

Even male viewers who are watching the excitement have emotional parts in their hearts.

Watching a 10-year-old kid being forced to come out and "prove his innocence" by Zhou Kun and his group of crystal fans.

How could they bear it.

This group of young actors, who are disgusting in China, are even embarrassed abroad! They bully such a kid? ! They force him to come out and turn his stomach upside down to prove that he "ate a few bowls of noodles"?

Damn it! If you don't feel ashamed, I feel ashamed too!

As for whether there is a shady deal? How could there be a shady deal?

As for the foundation of Bei Chengshi's a cappella singing, it is not something that Zhou Kun can touch - most of the young actors in China rely on post-production tuning to sing.

Because of Bei Chengshi's "crying", the original storm in public opinion was reversed instantly. Maybe they wanted to seize this opportunity to beat the dog when it's down.

The filming crew of "The Reason I'm Here" also specially sent out a video of Kitano Fumi repeatedly reminding Zhou Kun to remember to arrive on time - this kind of live video is like a behind-the-scenes footage of a movie, and Kitano Studio will shoot it well.

Then, the recording of the communication between Kitano and Zhou Kun's assistant was released.

Of course, these things have been processed. Zhou Kun's head portrait was mosaiced, and the recording was blurred and tuned.

Even the dynamic used "a certain actor" to refer to Zhou Kun.

After all, they are now in the state of termination of the contract with Zhou Kun. This behavior is suspected of infringing Zhou Kun's personal rights, so they have to process it.

Zhou Kun is also very clear about this, so he changed the filming crew of "The Reason I'm Here" to "a certain filming crew" at the beginning, just to avoid legal lawsuits.

As for whether fans and audiences will take the initiative to find it.

That has nothing to do with them. Even if Kitano's filming crew wants to make trouble, they can use "purely fans' personal behavior, nothing to do with me" to prevaricate.

And Kitano's filming crew also took advantage of this-you disgust me, right? Then don't blame me for disgusting you!

This time the storm was hyped up even more.

Looking at the mosaiced Zhou Kun in the video, he clearly promised Kitano's filming crew that he would arrive tomorrow.

But the next day, he gave up the filming of "The Reason I'm Here" because of business activities.

Except for a few of Zhou Kun's personal fans.

Some passers-by couldn't hold it anymore.

This is called "disrespecting Chinese actors"?

No?

You are such a shabby person, and you don't even have the most basic concept of time. How can you expect others to respect you?

Let the whole crew wait for you?

Who are you? Do you really think you are an international movie star?

Don't you understand that the premise of respect is mutual respect?

And there is a shady deal?

You deserve to be kicked out!

If the previous one was just a reversal of public opinion.

Then the video and audio released by Kitano Fumi's filming crew really detonated the bomb of public opinion.

As for Zhou Kun on the other side?

He was completely panicked at this moment.

The agency has issued an order for him not to use his social platform account for the time being.

Several business activities he had already taken on were urgently stopped.

This was something he didn't even dare to think about before.

Similarly, Zhou Kun was disgusted enough.

Especially when he watched Kita Sumimi's video and Kitano Fumi's recording of him beating up a fallen dog, he pounded the table.

Damn it! How can this sub-actor sing Chinese songs so well? !

And Kitano Fumi, this bastard!

Didn't he just complain a few words? ! Is it necessary to make such a big deal? He even saved the recording, which is simply despicable!

Originally, he thought that he was just complaining about the environment of the filming crew and it wouldn't cause much trouble.

After all, he had done this kind of thing before, such as complaining about the environment of a certain filming crew, or a certain director who was tormenting people.

But he had never been hit by such a terrible public opinion. Instead, many fans and audiences supported him in various ways, and in turn attacked the director and the filming crew, so everything was considered to be stable.

But this time it was really different, even his business activities were urgently stopped!

That is the main source of income for artists like him!

Zhou Kun's eyes were a little red, and he was so angry that he pounded the table several times.

I wish I could find Kitano Fumi and that damned Kita Chengshi right now and eat them both alive!

This young actor obviously didn't think deeply about the reason why most domestic directors turned a blind eye to his outrageous behavior.

That's because these directors mainly look at the face of the agency behind him and the scattered network of relationships in the industry, so they just frowned at his words on the social platform, just as if he was bitten by a dog, and didn't take him seriously.

But Kitano Fumi is different.

He is neither a director in the big circle in China, nor does he have the idea of ​​making friends with the agency behind Zhou Kun.

Therefore, he has no reason to give Zhou Kun face at all.

But now Zhou Kun can only wait for his agency to take action, hoping that the other party can give himself a chance in this wave of public opinion.

It would be best if Kitano Fumi, this disgusting guy, could delete the remarks he posted! Then let him apologize! He must apologize!

With such a beautiful idea, Zhou Kun could only start waiting.

However, a week later.

The notice he imagined that Kitano Fumi would delete the controversial remarks and the other filming crew would apologize did not come.

Instead, the management of the agency asked him to post an apology video on the social platform.

Zhou Kun was completely confused.

Not only did he not wait for the other party to apologize, but he had to apologize to the other party with a shameless face?

The key is that the attitude of his own agency is particularly tough.

Rather than a request, it is more like an order.

Looking at the notice from the superior.

Then look at the various comments on the Internet that poke his nose and scold him.

And think of his failure to steal the chicken, but was counterattacked by Bei Chengshi with a nearly perfect singing voice.

Zhou Kun, who was already exhausted physically and mentally due to the storm and had been sleepless for a week, finally couldn't hold it anymore at this moment.

Endless grievances and anger suddenly burst out from his heart.

Under the horrified gaze of the three assistants around him, Zhou Kun fell straight back.

He was so angry that he fainted.

Come on - there is still one chapter!