Sure enough, the subsequent works of the lyricists and composers were suppressed.
It wasn’t until the ninth song of this competition ended that it was finally Su Yu’s turn to present his work.
The audience was naturally full of anticipation and excitement, as Su Yu’s works were very popular there.
Su Yu’s fame, popularity, and status in Neon even surpassed that of Ida Shoichiro and Quanshui combined.
This somewhat reflected their inherent admiration for the strong.
This time, the person chosen to represent Su Yu was finally revealed!
When Xue Qing appeared on stage in a snow-white gown, even the domestic audience and netizens were a little stunned.
Although Bi Huo and Xue Qing were incredibly popular in China, they were only considered second-tier singers in Tianxing Entertainment in terms of vocal ability.
After all, above them were the first-tier singers: Chen Yixun, Zhang Xiaohan, Han Jiangxue, Cool Fire Combination, Xie Jie, Liu Ruyan, and Hu Zhixuan.
Well, the first-tier singers were simply too formidable.
However, even though Xue Qing was the one performing this time, no one dared to underestimate her.
Last time, they weren’t too optimistic about Xie Jie, but what happened? He taught them a harsh lesson!
As for the singers from various countries, their hearts were filled with envy and jealousy at this moment!
Su Yu’s songs, who among them wouldn't want to sing them?
It’s no exaggeration to say that a massively popular song would be enough for them to enjoy royalties for a lifetime.
Although she hadn’t held her own solo concert, Xue Qing had already appeared on the Spring Festival Gala, so she was not lacking in experience on large stages.
She had also been a guest at Chen Yixun’s concerts, so stage fright? Non-existent!
As a beautiful music box prelude sounded, the song information appeared on the big screen.
“Snow no Hana” (Snow Flower)
Lyrics, Music, Arrangement: Su Yu
Vocals: Xue Qing
There’s no need to elaborate on how popular this song, released in 2003, was.
The Japanese, Korean, and mandarin versions were all very classic.
Su Yu felt that this song was very fitting for Xue Qing’s temperament, and it was extremely suitable for her to perform in the 13th episode.
Moreover, Su Yu had already given Xue Qing the lyrics for the Korean and mandarin versions, which would be released simultaneously in China after this performance.
Su Yu felt that with the boost from this song, Xue Qing’s status as a singer would definitely rise another level, which was quite good.
After the soft piano prelude ended, Xue Qing’s singing filled the venue and touched everyone’s hearts.
“We walk side by side, our elongated shadows stretching on the pavement, into the twilight with you…”
Ida Shoichiro, who was initially extremely confident in his own work and the stage collaboration with Quanshui, felt like a deflated balloon after hearing “Snow no Hana,” his expression dejected and numb.
He felt that his preparations and arrangements were very thorough, all for the purpose of defeating Su Yu once on his home turf in Neon!
If he were to compete on his own strength, he wouldn’t be able to defeat Su Yu head-on.
But Su Yu couldn’t always produce absolutely overwhelming works, could he?
As long as he could defeat Su Yu once, that would be enough for him to enjoy boundless glory in the music scene of Neon and even the entire Blue Star.
However, even with this careful preparation, he felt that he still had no chance.
Looking at the audience members intoxicated by Xue Qing’s singing, it was clear without a doubt how popular this song was.
“Snow no Hana,” a beautiful song that evoked infinite leisure, ended, and it was met with the most enthusiastic applause and cheers from the audience.
The eyes of the Neon audience members changed as they looked at Xue Qing.
In their eyes, Xue Qing at this moment was like an elf who had emerged from the snow, so beautiful that it made their hearts flutter and took their breath away.
However, a song’s stage time is limited, and no matter how reluctant, it eventually comes to an end.
And the ten lyricists and composers also took the stage again after the last song ended.
Because the venue for the next competition was about to be drawn.
Although Ida Shoichiro was the first to take the stage, the Neon station slots had already been used up today.
The Russian and Spain stations had also concluded, leaving only seven countries.
Therefore, where the 14th round would take place was still very eye-catching.
As for whether it would fall to China?
What a joke, Su Yu’s luck was already bad, and he was the last to take the stage today, so Su Yu might not even have a chance to draw lots.
Indeed, in the end, it was the British lyricist and composer Kevin who excitedly raised the red ball representing a hit!
Su Yu shrugged indifferently, feeling that it was the same no matter where the home ground was.
After all, he had already prepared songs in the languages of the remaining countries.
Even the performing singers had been decided, it was just a matter of different appearance orders.
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At midnight on the 31st, the ten songs from the 13th episode of “Blue Star Concert” were released on time.
On the exclusive App’s download data, Su Yu’s “Snow no Hana” showed an overwhelming dominance as soon as it was released.
Ida Shoichiro’s work trailed behind Su Yu’s, steadily holding the second position in this episode.
However, on China’s Tengfei Music Platform, bundled with “Snow no Hana,” were also the mandarin version, “snowing,” and the Korean version, “Sorry, I Love You.”
This audacious move of one melody with three sets of lyrics once again refreshed the outside world’s perception of Su Yu’s shamelessness!
However, it was a good thing that Su Yu’s three songs were sold for the price of one song, and he wasn’t so insane as to sell them separately three times.
And Xue Qing’s popularity directly skyrocketed because of this song with one melody and three sets of lyrics, gaining a certain level of recognition worldwide.
On the 3rd, the results of the 13th episode were also released. Su Yu effortlessly secured another victory, with 5 points added to China’s total score, bringing it to 40 points and further widening the gap with other competitors.
The second place was indeed taken by the Neon lyricist and composer Ida Shoichiro, and Neon ranked fourth in the overall score list with a total of 22 points.
Third place was awarded to the Spain lyricist and composer, with a total of 16 points.
Fourth place went to the Russian lyricist and composer, and fifth place to the French lyricist and composer.
The changes in the overall score ranking were not very significant, but Taylor’s consecutive failures led the US to decide to replace her.
The replacement was a rock band named MC.
Every song by this band is self-composed, arranged, and performed by them, and they are currently very popular in North America, with strong strength.
It is worth mentioning that Jin Damin’s ranking in this episode was quite good, placing sixth, just a step away from scoring points.
Regarding this, South Korea’s netizens had mixed reviews of him, but Jin Damin, who was focused on making money, no longer cared.
Let the outside world say whatever they want, it wouldn’t reduce the money he received by a single cent!
And now Jin Damin was wondering whether to try to provoke Su Yu again to gain more attention!