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- Los Angeles Radio Station
Cao Xuan met the radio host Reese, a black man less than 30 years old, with a big gold chain and a big gold watch, a small dreadlock, dressed in gaudy clothes, and shouted exaggeratedly when he saw Cao Xuan.
"Oh, my Chinese brother, that song "natural" is great, I'm your big fan."
"Thanks."
Cao Xuan really didn't know the dazzling way of bumping fists and bumping shoulders of black people, and he was not used to hugging men, and directly shook hands to express his gratitude.
In the United States, the best channels for singers to promote are TV and radio, each with its own audience.
However, TV, especially influential TV programs, is not easy to win opportunities. Warner is now in communication, and Cao Xuan is mainly active on the radio in the early stage.
This black Reese is one of the most popular radio hosts in Los Angeles. His show is not easy to get on. If Cao Xuan's three songs hadn't been on the list, he wouldn't be able to join the team.
Of course, Warner's sufficient public relations expenses are also an important reason.
At least when Reiss saw Cao Xuan, his smile was brilliant, and it was understandable that anyone who saw the God of Wealth would not have a bright smile.
Reese's program was broadcast live. Cao Xuan and others thought they needed to study the script in advance, but they didn't expect Reese to ignore it at all, and instead asked him if he knew Jack Cheng.
He is a fan of Cheng Long!
Having never been to the United States, I really can't understand how popular Cheng Long is in the United States. This is not the first time someone has asked Cao Xuan about Cheng Long.
Many Americans hear the word China, and the first thing they think of is Jack Cheng or Bruce Lee. If they are more lively, they will pose twice and scream twice.
It can be said that Cheng Long is already one of the pronouns of China in the United States to a certain extent.
Last year's "Rush Hour 2" had a total global box office of 347 million U.S. dollars and a North American box office of 226 million U.S. dollars, ranking fifth in the North American annual box office list in 2001.
As for the first part of "Sharp Hour", the global box office is 244 million US dollars, and the North American box office is 141 million US dollars.
The two series of movies with a total box office of nearly 600 million U.S. dollars made Big Brother a real Hollywood superstar, so popular.
This also caused Cao Xuan to answer his relationship with Cheng Long whenever he met someone who knew Jack Cheng, and made it clear.
Lao Tzu is a singer, he uses his mouth, but he doesn't know kung fu!
However, aside from this notion of needing to compete with Cao Xuan every now and then, Reese is indeed a professional music radio host.
Has a detailed understanding of the billboard situation and even the current pop singers in the United States.
After chatting with him, Cao Xuan got to know some different views of the American music scene.
These things, Warner or Mike will tell him, but after all, they look at it from the perspective of the record company, while Reese, as the host of a music radio station, is relatively objective and more popular.
? To put it simply, who is awesome and who is not,
In fact, Cao Xuan was not happy to listen to those data analysis. On the contrary, Reese's more popular statement was more intuitive.
After chatting for a while, the time for the live broadcast came, and the two started the live broadcast directly, and Reese started the opening remarks.
"Dear gentlemen and ladies, this is Reese, and we meet again today"
Reese's hosting style is very lively and funny, with a bit of hip-hop style, but it is not as extreme as many black people, but it is acceptable to most people.
From this point, Cao Xuan can see why Reese was able to make a name for himself in the Los Angeles radio station.
Has characteristics + fits the public, these two tricks can make him flourish.
Reese likes to tell jokes. In just a few minutes of opening, he told two small jokes about characters.
I don't know if the audience laughed or not, but he laughed out loud and went to see the reaction of the guest Cao Xuan.
Cao Xuan: =_=
Seeing Reese's eyes, Cao Xuan bowed the corners of his mouth politely, not because he didn't join in, but because he really couldn't get the point of the joke.
If Reese wanted to say that Clinton had his zipper unzipped, that Trump was working hard, or that the Sleeping King pulled his trouser pockets, Cao Xuan would definitely laugh more happily than Reese.
But Cao Xuan didn't even know the two people he was talking about, so he didn't know what was funny at all, and a polite smile was already very face-saving.
Reese glanced at Cao Xuan resentfully, but still introduced Cao Xuan professionally.
"The guest who came to our show today is Chris Tsao, three songs from his ep "chris tsao" have just landed on the billboard singles chart, wow, what a great achievement, Tsao, call everyone Say hello."
"Hi everyone, I'm Chris from China."
&After a tacit cooperation in the live broadcast, Reese and Cao Xuan were considered acquaintances, and immediately said with a smile.
"Cao, it seems that the audience is very interested in you. Congratulations in advance, your EP is going to be popular."
"Thanks, but can you call me Chris."
"Why?"
"Good word Ahem, I prefer the title Chris."
Cao Xuan didn't tell the truth, because the last time he explained to others that "Cao" meant fxxx, Mike and the Americans looked at him with strange and suppressed smiles, which made him feel hurt.
"No, no, there are too many people called Chris, and they are not distinctive. Believe me, Americans must prefer Cao."
However, Reese put forward his own opinion. In the context of not speaking English, people are more accustomed to calling unfamiliar people by their surnames. As far as the two pronunciations are concerned, Reese thinks that the latter is the one that impresses everyone.
Just like Cheng Long, everyone calls his full name Jack Cheng or Cheng, but not Jack, because there are too many people named Jack, and it is impossible to distinguish them.
In the same way, when people call Cao Xuan, a Chinese, they will not put the popular name Chris as the first choice.
Either the full name is Chris Cao, or he is directly and kindly called Cao.
Cao Xuan: "Fuck!"
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