This celebrity became even more popular after being exposed of having multiple girlfriends-Chapter 414 - 320

When Wu Mu’s new show caused a heated discussion in South Korea, there were also many discussions at home.

Variety show audiences are Wu Mu’s basic audience; domestically, a large number of viewers enjoy watching his shows.

Not to mention this time the variety show has made such a big splash in South Korea, and there’s also the anticipation of the show going overseas.

Who doesn’t know about Wu Mu’s variety show effects? Just thinking about the stunned reactions of Korean viewers after their doubts makes everyone feel great.

But not many domestic viewers understand Korean, and the production team can’t make a Chinese-subtitled version for them.

So everyone is like a squirrel running around in a melon field, anxious because they can’t get a taste of it.

"Big shots, quickly release the subtitled cooked videos! AI quality is fine, I want to see Wu Mu’s new show within an hour!"

"Is there any subtitle group translating Wu Mu’s new show? I just broke through the firewall to watch it, couldn’t understand anything, no sense of experience at all."

"Some subtitle groups are already working on it, but I saw them say that the show hasn’t finished broadcasting over there yet, they can’t get complete footage, they can only do it through recorded broadcasts. The fastest might be tomorrow."

The show hasn’t been broadcast domestically, few people can watch it, but the topic of this show has actually squeezed into the hot search on Weibo.

Besides the voices asking for subtitle group translations, the main thing is that those who understand Korean are sharing the latest updates on the show under the topic.

"Haha, hilarious, Wu Mu’s intro is too funny, pretending to be a master by not talking. Only Korean viewers would believe that, who would believe it domestically, you can tell there’s something wrong at first glance."

"Exactly, expecting Wu Mu to stop being noticed is like expecting him to stop exploiting fans one day."

"I’m dying of laughter, those Koreans are desperately cursing him for poor viewing experience, saying there’s insider information on the show."

This was shared when the show first aired.

"Wu Mu has started! Still the familiar taste!"

"Wu Mu has kicked into gear, directly using the phone provided by the production team to rent a car, leaving the South Korean production team stunned."

This was shared after other people’s segments were broadcast and the focus turned back to Wu Mu.

And while watching, these people were stunned too.

"???"

"Wu Mu knows Korean!?"

"Damn, Wu Mu has hidden skills in Korean!?"

Other viewers who hadn’t watched yet thought these people were joking.

"Don’t mess around, how many languages does Wu Mu know, now he knows Korean too? You really think he can do everything?"

No one believed it; mainly because Wu Mu had already revealed he knows several languages before, adding more now seemed a bit fake.

But soon, someone recorded part of the show’s segments and posted them.

This time, everyone was dumbfounded.

He really knows it?

...

When the show aired, Wu Mu was still finishing a scene.

After finishing a scene, during a break, Shu Mei happily walked over with her phone.

"Boss, your Korean fans have surged!"

She showed Wu Mu her phone screen.

Wu Mu glanced at her phone and saw it was the KakaoTalk group chat page.

"From the time the show aired until now, boss, your fan group has continuously added members, this group has already reached its limit!"

Wu Mu checked it out, curiously, "The group chat limit here is only 1500 people, is adding 1500 people considered a surge?"

"It’s not just this one! The group owner has already opened second and third groups, and those two are also full!" Shu Mei showed him.

Oh, that indeed counts as a surge, previously there were just around a thousand people, now it’s directly tripled or quadrupled.

The show hasn’t even been fully broadcast, those who search and add the group are just a part of it, growing so fast, to some extent also indicates the popularity of his new show.

And it’s not just the group chat, there’s also South Korea’s famous community website DC Inside, roughly similar to the domestic Tieba community.

The follower count on the section for Wu Mu created by Korean fans has also surged, from around six to seven thousand directly up to seventy or eighty thousand.

Seventy to eighty thousand might not seem much domestically, but in South Korea, it’s already quite a high number.

Shu Mei had data, "Super Challenge’s average rating per episode is around seven percent, this episode’s rating will definitely be higher, roughly estimated to be eight percent. Considering South Korea’s population of over fifty million, that means about four million people watched the show."

"Then out of these four million people, nearly one out of fifty hasn’t even finished watching the show but got interested in you, boss, specifically searched and followed your community section."

Calculating like this, the conversion rate is indeed quite high.

Shu Mei’s little face turned red with excitement, "Boss, you really attract fans easily in South Korea! Do a few more shows and you can turn all South Korean viewers into fans!"

She increasingly felt her boss’s overseas strategy was extremely advantageous, not to mention other places, this culture with a more similar context to East Asian countries was simply a killing spree!

Quite a few crew members were also resting nearby.

For example, the second female lead, Liu Miao, her eyes were flashing, she wanted to say something, but seeing Lin Qingyue beside her, she ultimately said nothing.

Lin Qingyue spoke for her, smiling, "Wow, impressive, already having fans abroad."

They didn’t doubt the authenticity of Shu Mei’s words, but some other resting crew members felt somewhat skeptical.

Really?

Wu Mu is that impressive abroad?

Though they knew Wu Mu had gone to South Korea to participate in a show before, and later heard that his show had high popularity and caused heated discussions.