The Wonderful Daily Life of Nogizaka

With these words, Baiyunshan finally understood the ins and outs. He looked at the side of the stage, and sure enough, there were several candidates who were about to take the stage, standing there dumbly, neither advancing nor retreating, they could only wait silently.

Baiyunshan clicked his tongue. He had only heard of opera tyrants. This was the first time he had seen such a tyrant singer who dominated the stage. He asked, "Can't we let him get off the stage? Let the group of people next to him go up instead?"

"Okay, but what should I do if there is no one who can sing well? After all, I spent money to invite them here in vain, so I can't waste the effect, right?" The old man said this in a mocking tone. Obviously, he did not agree with hiring professional singers to perform.

Form: "It's a pity that those kids wasted their time practicing, standing in the audience and watching others perform."

Baiyunshan already had an idea in mind during this time. He patted the guitar Nana Hashimoto was carrying next to him, and then said something to the old man.

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"What? Substitute someone on stage?"

The middle-aged man at the back of the stage frowned, moved his mouth in the direction of the stage, and said: "Which singer should I choose? Can it be better than Nakamura-san?"

"Not a singer."

"Not a singer?" The middle-aged man smiled sarcastically. He took out a cigarette from his arms and lit it: "If you're not a professional singer, what are you doing? Disappointing the audience? You've seen it, right? The audience reacted like this.

"Zhuan, what if people don't buy it? Are you responsible for these losses? Can you afford it?"

The old man's face was very calm and he continued: "I can't take responsibility, but Mr. Manager, this is a lantern show first, and the live show second. Although Nakamura-san sings well, he is not the only one who wants to perform on stage.

, so it’s not good to keep occupying the stage like this, so let’s change it first.”

"Are you sure?" The middle-aged man, who was an agent, looked at the old man suspiciously, wondering if the person in front of him was suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

The old man nodded calmly.

The middle-aged man stared at him for a few seconds, then ran to the side of the stage and gestured to the singer who was performing above.

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Akihiro Nakamura was very unhappy.

Originally, he was very happy just now, because although he is only a third-rate singer, he has released no more than one original single so far, and usually relies on covers to gain popularity, but he can stand out from the crowd on the stage here.

Stand on it and release yourself to your heart's content, and feel the cheers that you should enjoy as a professional singer.

But he was replaced before he sang a few songs, and it is said that the replacement was also an amateur and had not released a single song.

Even though he didn't have many people, and the quality wasn't good, he was still a professional, and he had a natural sense of superiority over such amateurs, so it was really hard for him to accept, and even more confusing.

Have you ever made a CD debut? Do you have a professional manager? Have you ever performed on stage? He almost wanted to ask these three soul questions to the next person on stage.

There is a huge gap between professionals and amateurs. This gap almost determines whether ordinary people are qualified to become professional singers. As long as there is no cheating on one end of the gap or the other, there is almost no suspense.

So Akihiro Nakamura is not convinced.

Although the manager around him was still comforting him, telling him that anyone who went on stage would be questioned by the audience within two minutes of singing at most, and then leave the stage in despair. He would still need to come to the rescue at that time, but he was still unhappy to the extreme.

This kind of discomfort, using an inappropriate metaphor, can probably be understood as a strong young man who has been holding it in for ten and a half months and finally one day is able to release it to his heart's content. However, he is forced to stop on the way and puts on his pants in despair.

You can imagine how you feel when you stop and watch others let go.

In his opinion, this live is basically tailor-made for him. Although he is not well-known, he still has a certain number of fans. Due to his lack of popularity, he cannot find any good place to hold a live. The Lantern Festival is

Small-scale live performances can be said to be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. If you perform well here, you may be able to become famous in one fell swoop. Then you can find a partner and release a few quality works, and you will be able to take advantage of the momentum and no longer be a little singer that no one cares about.

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Even if the effect is not that good, it would be good to turn this into a live held for fans. At least it will be no problem to increase the number of fans, and the performance is good. Who knows whether the situation mentioned above will occur?

As for the person who replaced him——

His face looked calm, but he couldn't help but sneered in his heart. Facing this kind of existence that didn't know how much he weighed, he only had contempt in his heart. He didn't talk about Kung Fu and the like. Most people go up to the stage to face the audience.

I'm already so nervous with so many people around me, and even my pronunciation is a problem, how can I compare with myself?

Thinking of this, he even looked forward to it, hoping that the next guy would make a fool of himself, but the better, so he could show how powerful he was, right?

Thinking like this, he gradually calmed down, laughing and waiting for the tragedy of the car accident that was about to happen on the stage.

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At this time, the audience in the audience was also a little confused.

Although the live was held because of the lantern festival, nearly 40% of the audience who came to watch were fans of the singer Nakamura Akihiro who was on stage just now. They were obviously dissatisfied when they saw their idol being replaced.

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After all, the gap in level is there. There were no amateurs performing just now, but as soon as Akihiro Nakamura came on stage, the gap was very obviously widened. So even though there are people in the audience, this guy has always been dominating.

On the stage, I am a little dissatisfied that someone I know well is not able to go up, but I can't find an excuse to attack. After all, they are better than you. If you don't accept it? Then go up!

But fans don’t think so. In their opinion, this live should be exclusive to idols. The first ones on stage were at best a warm-up show. When Nakamura Akihiro came on stage, there was no reason for him to be replaced.

After all, it’s already good if you don’t sing from beginning to end, so how can you change people? Isn’t this bullying?

How could my idol be bullied? So of course I started to denounce him.

It's just that it's okay if you don't complain. When you complain about the general people who are the majority but have no excuses, they find excuses. What do you mean by being bullied? Those who are bullied are obviously those who failed to come to power! It's not because of you.

The idol himself shamelessly occupied the stage and refused to come down. Now he has finally been replaced and it is someone else's turn to take the stage. This is the original process, right?

Neither of the two groups was convinced by the other, so they began to communicate.

Limited by the number of people and the environment, there wasn't much of a fuss, and even the voices were kept low. After all, Japanese people still attach great importance to face, and are worried about losing face.

But if the debate continues like this, although people on both sides will not become furious, they will feel a little uncomfortable in their hearts. Both sides think that the other side is unreasonable, so they can only hold back their anger and look at the stage.

At this time, the person who was about to start singing finally appeared on the stage.