Recently, the well-known singer Wang Sulong was interviewed backstage at a concert, and rarely expressed his dissatisfaction with the interview session, bluntly saying "It's better to let me go". This scene sparked heated discussions among the media and fans, and also made people start to re-examine the relationship between singers and the media.
As a leader in the Chinese music scene, Wang Sulong has won the love of many fans with his unique music style and soulful voice. However, in this interview, he seemed a little tired and helpless. When asked about his recent work plans and music composition, Wang Sulong did not talk about it as usual, but answered questions briefly and repeatedly expressed his desire to end the interview.
"You might as well let me go." Although Wang Sulong's sentence is short, it reveals the true feelings in his heart. For singers, concerts are undoubtedly the stage where they can best show their talent and charm, and backstage interviews are often seen as an "extra task". After intense concert preparations and performances, singers often want to be able to rest as soon as possible rather than continue to be interviewed by the media.
However, for the media, interviews are an important way to obtain news materials and convey information. They hope to understand their mental journey, creative inspiration and future plans through exchanges with singers. Therefore, during the interview, the media often dig deep and ask questions about the singer.
This contradiction is reflected in this interview with Wang Sulong. Although the media and fans are full of expectations for Wang Sulong's interview, he himself does not have much enthusiasm and patience. It also made people think about how to find a balance between respecting the singer's personal wishes and the needs of the media.
Overall, although Wang Sulong's interview was somewhat unexpected, it also gave us a glimpse of the delicate relationship between the singer and the media. In the days to come, we hope that both parties can better understand and respect each other's needs and feelings, and jointly contribute to the development of the Chinese music scene.