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In this era when physical records are collectively on the decline.

Although the "Phoenix" album was released only a few months ago, with sales of 4.7 million copies in North America, it is already the best-selling album in the United States this year, and the total global sales are expected to exceed the 15 million mark.

Judging from the dynamics of mutual friends on Facebook.

Ed Oliver, the manager of a bluegrass music company, not only bought a villa next to the Malibu beach, but also replaced his old shabby car with a Mercedes-Benz S-Class. He even showed off the Patek Philippe Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar watch he just bought online.

No wonder he is shameless and treats Suri as a cash cow.

A single record brought Ed Oliver back to life in an instant and returned to the peak of his life. Compared with the profits of millions of dollars, his face was nothing, and he had long since lost it along with his moral integrity.

According to Suri's understanding of him, the next step is probably to fall in love again, then get married, and eventually become penniless again, and move out of the house he bought in despair.

Probably because of the lack of love since childhood, or some psychological problem, this guy always likes the same money-worshiping scumbag and never tires of it.

This has nothing to do with Suri, I just occasionally check the Facebook Moments for fun.

Tonight is New Year's Eve.

The organizer of the concert in Times Square, New York, has sent out invitations many times since mid-November, asking Suri to be a guest at the live concert.

However, he had already been on that stage a few years ago and it was too noisy to be interesting, so he found reasons to refuse.

Only newcomers would pay attention to the stage in New York's Times Square. Now that he has returned to a superstar, Suri has no shortage of fame.

You don’t have to go to New York for New Year’s Eve, Los Angeles is also quite lively.

There are fireworks displays at Universal Studios and Disneyland, and there are outdoor music festival carnivals on Santa Monica Beach.

until evening.

Suri still hadn't decided where to go tonight. He received many invitations to parties in the Hollywood area and was spoiled for choice.

In my mansion, while reading the news on my laptop, I happened to see a press release about the second episode of "The Walking Dead" to be aired tonight.

Go in with curiosity.

I can see that the editor has worked hard to analyze the first episode clearly from all angles. There are still photos of Ashton in it, saying that his acting skills have matured a lot.

The comments below are more interesting.

The post with the most likes read - "Director Dog, I was just in a good mood, but suddenly I lost it, which made me feel uncomfortable throughout the holiday!"

Below it reads - "Finally!! I hope it can become a classic like "Resident Evil", with more fighting and adventure plots."

Keep brushing down.

Someone wrote - "The makeup is too realistic, and it's always daytime, it's creepy."

At the bottom is a simple - "Cool!! :)"

For some reason, Suri immediately thought of the singing Miss Avril Lavigne, that strange woman who always wore smoky makeup and often liked to leave comments like this.

I've been busy with all kinds of things lately, so I haven't posted many new posts. It seems like I haven't seen Avril Lavigne for a while. She must be holding back on new songs.

Inspiration is hard to come by, and even geniuses will encounter difficulties.

Unlike Suri, who has too many songs in his head. Sometimes he can recall certain songs even when he is in a daze. Because he is too lazy to find a record and has been forgotten in his mind, it is difficult to resonate with these talented singers. .

Finding that the majority of the reviews were positive, Su Rui was in a particularly good mood.

Until he saw a comment in Korean, he was a little curious, clicked on it and chose to translate it, only to see that it said "It's just a copy of "Resident Evil". This is a reference to our ancient zombie creativity."

Suri suddenly felt bad.

I began to regret my meanness, and celebrating a big holiday was almost like stepping on dog poop.

A few years ago, when South Korea became a developed country, it began to have a kind of obsessive self-confidence. This, coupled with the rise of the entertainment industry, led to a group of netizens who were as good as chickens and thought they were awesome.

Considering that South Korea lacks real pillar industries, whether it is automobiles, home appliances, ships, electronic manufacturing, etc., they are all easily replaced. Now it is considered a temporary success, and it is estimated that it will not be able to jump for many years.

At this moment, he closed the computer and threw it on the sofa. Su Rui asked, "Jia Ya, is she gone?"

Daddario nodded and said, "Yes, I borrowed the butler's car and went home for the festival."

"Okay, whose party do you want to go to tonight? Fireworks shows are boring. You can see them at home every year. I think Tom Hanks planning a party is very good."

"Really?"

Daddario is still young and reminds:

"I feel that the guests at his party will be older. When the time comes, a group of women will talk about children and education, while the men will talk about the economy and the international situation. It may be boring."

Tom Hanks is now in his fifties, so the party is probably not going to be too lively.

Su Rui thought for a while and then said:

"What about Leonardo's masked costume party? If you want to attend, you need to prepare a mask. His party should be relatively young and fashionable."

Leonardo DiCaprio, the male star of "Titanic".

Daddario smiled and said:

"Just go to this party. When I was very young, I thought he was the most handsome man in the world. I have been in Hollywood for so long and I have never seen Leonardo in person."

Suri replied calmly:

"His appearance was at its peak in "Titanic", but then it went downhill all the way, and the word handsome has nothing to do with it anymore."

As an actor, Daddario certainly understands that a character is a character, and perhaps it is a completely different personality in reality.

She asked:

"When you were a teenager, which female star did you like? Jennifer Connelly? Charlize Theron?"

"No, no, it's none of these. I was obsessed with studying and couldn't help myself. I didn't seem to have gone through the star-chasing stage. I spent all my time on how to make money."

After Suri finished speaking, he picked up the latest issue of the Los Angeles Times and showed it to Daddario.

Above is his photo describing an article about Netflix, an entertainment company that is trying to subvert Hollywood film and television production traditions.

He smiled and said:

"It turns out that I succeeded. It's not my character to have a crush on someone through the screen. They waste their time on other things, but I have been able to put my arms around a big star like you."

Daddario smiled and said:

"This reminds me of a joke. Many girls in college don't like nerds in the first few years of school. However, when the employment season comes, nerds who have found good jobs are the most popular, and they start to be chased by girls?"

"That's right. It's too realistic, isn't it? They have taken advantage of everything."

Suri spread his hands and said:

"But I was different. I was very popular from the first day I entered college. Fans even greeted me at the gate of Stanford University."

Daddario was a little jealous and sighed: "It's a pity that I didn't know you at that time. Are there any girls in college who don't like you?"

Suri simply packed up and was about to go out, then said:

"That's right. Many people's racial prejudices are deep in their bones. Don't look at us Chinese as a minority in the United States. Next time I have time, I will take you to China to let you know what a superstar is..."