This celebrity became even more popular after being exposed of having multiple girlfriends-Chapter 433 - 328 I Really Should Die_2

"Alright, the order of the contestants has been decided. Now, let’s welcome the first group to the stage. I can’t wait any longer."

Just like Yue Li said before, at this point, everyone is bringing out their best.

He Jie, who went on first, unexpectedly changed his usual style and sang a grand ancient-style rock song, which was clearly well-prepared and performed with great proficiency.

This contrasting move that broke his image undoubtedly surprised the audience.

But Yi Junxi wasn’t easy to beat either, performing an electronic dance track with a strong rhythm.

Both performances were spectacular, a real clash of the titans.

After the first group finished, the audience immediately started scoring.

But after scoring, the show didn’t announce the results on the spot.

Hmm, to keep the audience in suspense, the scores will be revealed after all four groups have performed.

Next up was Yue Li. Yue Li talked down about herself.

But like Mo Mo, though she said she wasn’t confident, she had a trick up her sleeve.

She surprisingly performed an English song.

Well, experienced singers know that in these music competitions, the scores mainly depend on the audience’s perception of the song.

With so many public judges who aren’t professionals, it’s impossible for them to really analyze every little technique and flaw in your voice.

It all mainly depends on how it sounds to them.

And creating a contrast, using rock or other strong rhythm songs, is undoubtedly the easiest way to score high.

In contrast, the Japanese singer Kojima Teru didn’t seem to take it as seriously and just sang his usual song.

It looks like Yue Li, who has been at the bottom for almost a season, really has a chance to make a comeback this time.

After their group, it’s Wu Mu’s turn.

Here we go!

In another dressing room backstage, Li Zhengxun immediately straightened up.

Even Yuan Nong, who hadn’t interacted with Wu Mu before, and another veteran South Korean singer Liu Zhenyuan, were curiously looking at Wu Mu on the screen.

The name precedes the person. As a popular idol both domestically and in South Korea, it’s hard not to attract their attention.

"Wu Dog is finally on stage!"

"I’ve been waiting for him to start roasting himself!"

"I want to see Wu Dog’s act!"

The audience in the front row was even more energized.

Watching others’ performances, it’s a surprise if they’re good.

But watching Wu Dog’s segment, it’s a given that it’ll be good.

"Go, little Wu, go, little Wu!"

The long-absent cheerleader Lu Yao cheered for Wu Mu.

"Go, Teacher Wu Mu!" Mo Mo also clenched his fist.

Wu Mu waved and smiled as he left the dressing room.

He walked through the corridor connecting the dressing room to the studio, appearing in the audience’s view.

As he walked from the corridor to the stage, the audience held their breath, waiting for him to stop.

However, this time Wu Mu didn’t stop and walked straight onto the stage.

Huh, not doing his attention-grabbing routine this time?

The audience murmured.

Well, always using the same trick to get points can easily annoy everyone. To maintain appeal and screen presence, you have to switch things up occasionally.

Wu Mu walked unhurriedly to the center of the stage, took the microphone from the host, but instead of speaking, he looked at the audience.

He was silent for several seconds until the audience and the host beside him started looking at him with puzzled expressions.

Then he smiled and said, "I thought that after being away for so long, you would give me some applause."

Applause?

This attention-seeker isn’t looking for insults but applause now?

A round of sparse applause followed.

Though they were reluctant to satisfy this attention-seeker, they agreed, given they hadn’t seen him for a while.

Wu Mu listened to the applause and nodded contentedly, "Thank you. A song ’loser’ for myself, everyone here, and the fans online who want to hear this song. Oh, and for Teacher Li Zhengxun."

Hmm?

loser?

"Teacher, you may begin." Wu Mu turned to the live band around the stage.

Slow piano and string music started playing.

Holding the microphone, Wu Mu silently activated his skills and began singing along with the accompaniment:

"LOSER,외톨이센척하는겁쟁이."

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The audience was momentarily stunned.

They couldn’t understand.

Not Chinese?

They instinctively looked at the subtitle screens on both sides of the stage behind Wu Mu.

"LOSER,외톨이센척하는겁쟁이."

(Loser, loner, pretending to be strong coward)

"못된양아치거울속에넌."

(Wretched thug, you in the mirror)

"JUST A LOSER외톨이상처뿐인머저리."

(Just a loser, loner, a fool full of scars)

"더러운쓰레기거울속에난 I’M A."

"Dirty trash, I’m in the mirror."

Xiao Wei looked at the subtitles on the screen, her hand trembling, and her face was astonished.

Wait, you really sang in Korean, really scolding yourself!

Wait a minute.

What do you mean this song is for fans who want to hear it online!

The opening melody was very catchy, making people want to sing along.

If you didn’t know the meaning of the lyrics...

No, how is this person even cursing!

Dirty trash... the words were extraordinarily harsh!

Backstage, Li Zhengxun, who had been tense, turned red with anger.

This guy deliberately included his name just now!

He’s calling himself a loser, a piece of trash, a wretched thug!

This damn guy was disqualified before for cursing on the show, and now he’s writing songs to curse, huh!