Night slowly fell, and the clear night sky was dotted with stars. The Huanglong Stadium, which could accommodate 75000 spectators, was packed to the brim. As the video on the main screen lit up, cheers surged out like a tidal wave.
Although there was still nearly an hour before The Voice's official start, the vast majority of the audience had already arrived at the venue ahead of time, especially the fans, who could not wait to raise their respective fluorescent signage and glow sticks high up in the air, using their own unique methods to express their enthusiasm.
Looking around the stadium, most of the fluorescent signage with Lu Chen and Chen Fei 'er's names lit up, followed by Shi Fang's.
Celebrities all had their own fans. If they did not have fans chasing after them, they would not be called a celebrity. There were many types of fans, ordinary fans, passersby fans, haters … and there were also professional fans.
Professional fans were no longer a secret in the entertainment industry. It was just that no one took the initiative to bring up this rather sensitive topic, because many celebrity artists would hire professional fan companies to help them hype up and build momentum.
Those that often appeared in the entertainment news section or even the social news section, such as a celebrity's fan beating someone up, or being beaten up, or chasing a celebrity to the point of going crazy, or squatting outside a celebrity's door for three days and three nights, or crying and fainting on the spot in order to meet someone, etc. In fact, most of them were done by professional fans — this was what they did for a living.
By the same logic, a celebrity's concert venue was a world for professional fans. Not only could they get free tickets, but they could also be paid handsomely. Their/their task was to bring the atmosphere and the rhythm of the ordinary fans, setting off the exuberant popularity of the celebrity.
Especially in some highly publicized concert, professional fans who were hired by different celebrities to participate in the concert often came into conflict, and it was not uncommon for them to compete with each other until their heads were bleeding.
But Lu Chen, Chen Fei 'er, or Shi Fang and Liao Jia were different. The four of them, or more accurately, the companies they signed with, did not hire so-called professional fans to support them. Those who came to the concert venue were all real fans!
For example, LuChen, although his debut time is only two years, but his own spontaneously organized, and then included in the unified management of more than 30 fan support groups, which does not count the number of more small teams.
Even ten Huanglong Gymnasiums wouldn't be able to accommodate all the members of the fan club!
Therefore, with just Lu Chen's rallying power, it wouldn't be a problem for him to get the tickets for tonight's The Voice of China concert, let alone a group like Chen Fei 'er, Shi Fang, and Liao Jia.
It was said that on the Internet, a normal ticket for The Voice of China had been hyped up to 600 to 700 RMB!
Under such circumstances, who would still need professional fans who were equivalent to extras?
Most importantly, the passion that erupted from the true fans was something that even professional fans might not be able to match. No one knew who started shouting Lu Chen's name, but it quickly spread throughout the venue like a plague.
"Lu Chen!"
The shouts went from weak to loud, from messy to orderly, converging into a sea of sound, surging in the huge stadium, causing the people in it to involuntarily follow suit.
"Lu Chen! Lu Chen! Lu Chen!! "
The fans' shouts were so enthusiastic that they even penetrated through the thick barrier and reached the backstage rest area.
Lu Chen, Chen Fei 'er, Shi Fang, and Liao Jia looked at each other.
Liao Jia, who was experienced, immediately laughed and said, "This is a rebellion. Lu Chen, you've committed a grave sin!"
Lu Chen didn't know whether to laugh or cry. "This is also considered my fault?"
The fans were too enthusiastic, so they couldn't possibly push the blame onto him, right? Did they want him to do something bad to lose some fans?
Chen Fei 'er said seriously, "This is your fault. Tell me, you've already released two albums, but have you ever held a concert?"
Lu Chen was suddenly speechless.
He had debuted for two years and released two solo albums, but he really hadn't held a solo concert.
Shi Fang was very surprised. "No way, you haven't held a concert before?"
Shi Fang rarely came to the mainland and didn't know much about the situation there, so she really didn't know the details of Lu Chen's situation.
Lu Chen said with a wry smile, "I've only participated in a few platters …"
Speaking of which, it was a bit embarrassing. As the most outstanding singer and songwriter in the Chinese music industry, he had not held his first solo concert so far. He was not even as good as many second-tier and third-tier stars.
The fans had been calling for a long time. In fact, Lu Chen also wanted to hold one, but he had been busy shooting movies and TV series, so he couldn't make time to hold a special concert. At most, it was a fan meeting.
A fan meeting and a solo concert were completely different things.
The current cheers were the outburst of his fans' resentment!
Otherwise, under normal circumstances, everyone would have waited patiently for the concert to start and would not be so restless.
At this time, the door of the VIP lounge was pushed open and Tian Tian rushed in.
"No!"
She shouted, "Lu Chen, hurry up and go out to calm the crowd, otherwise something may really happen."
In holding such a large-scale event, the most feared thing was that something might go wrong. Once the fans' emotions got excited, it was easy to go to extremes, so the organizers often had to make all kinds of preparations in advance, including cooperating with the stars to appease the fans.
Originally, at this time, the audience should still be entering the venue, and the original plan was to have a non-live song and dance performance to warm up the scene.
But now that the warm up was not needed at all, the plan must be changed to ensure that the subsequent live broadcast went smoothly.
Tonight's concert of The Voice of Good Voice was broadcast live by Zhedong Satellite TV Station and simulcast live on QQ Video Network.
"Then I'll go first …"
Lu Chen stood up decisively and said to Tian Tian, "You let the working group get ready."
Tian Tian quickly said, "There's no problem over there. They will definitely cooperate well."
Chen Fei 'er was a little worried. He got up and asked, "Do you want me to go on stage with you?"
Lu Chen said with a smile, "It's not that exaggerated. The fans are still very good. I should be fine once I go out."
He added, "One man takes responsibility for his own actions!"
Everyone laughed at once.
In fact, it was really not a big deal. Most of the fans, including the live audience, were just blindly following along. Everyone spent so much money to see The Voice of Good Voice concert tonight, and they didn't want to mess it up.
Therefore, when Lu Chen appeared on the T-shaped stage, when the bright spotlight hit him, the shouts of the audience turned into cheers. Although they were still very excited, they were no longer manic.
Many of the audience had a feeling of "finally summoning the boss", so they laughed and clapped hard.
It was as if they had just won a great victory.
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