The J-POP Culture Music Festival was one of Japan's more important music festivals, focused mainly on pop music, so it was especially popular among young people.
Inside Yokohama Stadium, a lavish stage had been set up. More than ten thousand young people filled the stands, and one section was entirely made up of youthful faces. Many held signs that boldly read, "Chiba Private High School Cheer Squad."
That was right.
Jiang Hao had brought over a thousand students from the entire Chiba School to this music festival. The reason was simple: Jiang Hao was one of the festival's sponsors. When you had money, you could do whatever you wanted. As a super sponsor, he could bring as many people as he pleased.
Boom! Boom boom!
The music began, and the festival started.
Asakawa Rina, Ohashi Kumi, Wano Reiko, Shinozaki Ai, and twenty other scantily dressed girls ran onto the stage from backstage. Each one was young, beautiful, and fashionably dressed, instantly drawing countless cheers from below.
The music began, an unfamiliar tune.
Holding a microphone, Asakawa Rina began to rap. "I'll tell you what I want, what I really, really want. So tell me what you want, what you really, really want."
Jiang Hao had shamelessly plagiarized this song from the Spice Girls—the one that kept singing, "Eh~ tell me what you want, what you really, really want."
The explosive music and rapid-fire rap immediately heated up the atmosphere. The twenty-four girls began dancing, sending the boys below into a frenzy as they kept cheering along.
It was simply too wild. Everyone did nothing but cheer and shout.
Niigaki Yui sprang onto Jiang Hao's back, waving as she cheered for her students. Then she suddenly leaned close to his ear and shouted, "Jiang Chuan-kun, this is amazing! They can all