The next day.
As the saying went, the early bird caught the worm.
For music fans online today, that saying had been vividly brought to life.
They woke up and opened their phones.
Notifications—"Moonlight and Cat," whom you follow, has posted an update!
Many people tapped into Douyin before they had even put on their pants.
The moment they saw the familiar account and the familiar, baffling tags, everyone erupted.
My youth is back!!
Ever since Moonlight and Cat debuted, Douyin had grown increasingly deserted.
Although Brother Moonlight had said when they first debuted that every new song would be rerecorded in a youthful version on Douyin roughly a week after its release, just like before.
In reality, though, they had only kept that up for a few songs.
The main reason was that Moonlight and Cat's songs became free very quickly. Usually, around a week after release, members of all the major music platforms could listen to them directly.
It was already 2025. What music lover didn't have a few annual memberships?
So, since they could already listen to the full versions, no one had much reason to demand more.
And Moonlight and Cat probably often forgot about it themselves. On top of that, they had gone to Japan before, so Douyin had naturally been forgotten.
Normally, people went to music platforms to listen to songs. Whenever Brother Moonlight posted something written, he would put it on Weibo or Bilibili.
Douyin had suddenly become a retirement home for Moonlight and Cat fans.
Like a consort who had once been favored but had spent years in the cold palace without receiving the emperor's attention.
But because they loved the emperor deeply and could occasionally visit the neighboring consort's room—Bilibili—to watch them passionately entangled in bed, it was still a kind