Six in the evening.
The Los Angeles Music Center was packed to capacity.
Reporters and spectators were everywhere.
The red carpet extending from the venue stretched all the way to the end of the road.
Thousands of media outlets had arrived, crowding around the red carpet and setting up their cameras, waiting to capture the guests.
The spectacle rivaled the Cannes Film Festival.
The Cannes red carpet was paradise for actors.
And the Grammy Awards red carpet was naturally the place singers dreamed of most.
As the time drew near, singers and invited guests began appearing on the red carpet one after another.
Most of these singers were European or American, and one famous Western singer after another made an appearance.
Avril Lavigne, Justin Bieber, Jason, Charlie Puth, Katy Perry, Camila Cabello, Adele, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and more.
The pillars of the Western music scene had gathered in droves.
The cameras at the venue had not stopped rolling from the very beginning.
The spectators were worked into a frenzy, and the screams and cheers had barely let up.
An opportunity to gather most of the West's top vocalists happened only once a year.
Only at the annual Grammy Awards could one witness such a spectacle.
Ariana Grande's appearance was no less impressive than those of her predecessors. Though she was barely in her twenties, she already possessed the appeal and popularity of a queen of the music world.
And then there was Jona, whom Ariana Grande had brought with her today. It was Jona's first public appearance, and her arrival made many men reluctant to look away.
At first glance, everyone thought Anne Hathaway had arrived. After all, Jona resembled her sister Anne by about sixty percent.
But a closer look revealed that it was not her. Jona was even more