Recently, someone posted a video of the 50-year-old Luo Zhongxu's business performance. In the video, he is wearing a black T-shirt with a light-colored suit, and his feet are small white shoes, and his figure is slightly blessed. Luo Zhongxu, who was more than half a hundred years old, was no longer young.
At a glance, the backward hairline has become the biggest proof of aging, which can no longer cover the forehead, and has a sense of uncle's vision.
Looking more closely, Luo Zhongxu's eyes were slightly swollen, which was another proof of his old age. No matter how high the appearance value is, with a pair of swollen eyes, it is not handsome.
On the stage, Luo Zhongxu sang the famous song "Starry Sky" again. According to netizens, there is no soundtrack, but a cappella. After singing in a hurry, there was interaction with the audience. This makes netizens very embarrassed, singing a red song all their lives, I don't know if it is lucky or unfortunate? After all, he has sung many songs, but only one of them has a degree of transmission, which is a bit embarrassing.
24 years later, Luo Zhongxu still sings this song and has been eating the old book. It is true that the singers who debuted at the same time as him have developed well, but he still seems to be in the same place. Music celebrities like Na Ying, Sun Nan, Zhang Yu and other music masters have many representative works, and they also work hard to participate in some variety shows and brush up their popularity. Luo Zhongxu has also participated, but he has never been able to increase his popularity.
For singers, there is no new work, no popularity, there is no too good development. Once Luo Zhongxu entered the peak of his career with a famous song and won international music awards, which was very rare. There are sources that he suffered a car accident that caused damage to his ears, which was a fatal blow to the singer.
Therefore, he did not continue to get the support of the company, but gave Sun Nan the opportunity to be praised. Now he has no chance to step on too big a stage, and can only participate in commercial performances to make a living, which is a pity.