The next day, Sunday.
Shanghai Workers Gymnasium.
It was once again packed with tens of thousands of spectators.
The competition for the second episode of "Le" had finally arrived.
Tens of millions of viewers had already been eagerly waiting on Gulu Video.
A whole week had passed since the last "Le" competition, yet everyone was still talking about it with great enthusiasm.
Clips of all nine singers' performances had been edited into nine separate videos and uploaded to Gulu Video for everyone to watch for free.
Each video had surpassed ten million views over the past seven days, and Jiang Siming's "As Expected" had even been clipped into countless short videos.
By now, "As Expected" had swept across the background music libraries of nearly every short-video platform.
The program "Le" had unsurprisingly become the most popular variety show at the moment.
Even the charity disaster-relief livestreams held by Miriam Yeung, Angela Chang, and Stefanie Sun attracted plenty of viewers every day.
Moreover, everyone who watched the livestreams could tell that the charity work done by the program team was completely genuine.
The destination of every donation was recorded in meticulous detail, and anyone who wanted to investigate could do so at any time.
The more than twenty-three million yuan in donations had come from tips given by all the viewers. Naturally, they wanted to know whether the money had truly been used for charity.
Or whether the program team had merely said so casually before dividing the money among themselves.
After watching the livestream, they realized they had been overthinking it.
A program like this was even more interesting. With everyone participating, such a powerful lineup, and the ability to do good in the end, it was a meaningful music variety show!
After just one episode, the popularity of "Le"