Meng Tianye himself did not care about this. He felt Cheng Lang had helped him a great deal, and since he had no real way to repay Cheng Lang, he could only put effort into what he was good at—music creation. As long as the MV's promotional impact met Cheng Lang's expectations, Meng Tianye would be satisfied.
But Cheng Lang had always kept his word. Especially after the milk tea promotional song went viral across the internet and received unanimous praise from netizens, Cheng Lang felt even more obligated to reward Meng Tianye. So his suggestion was that Meng Tianye's debut single MV had to make a stunning splash. It had to be worthy of Meng Tianye's composition.
Zhao Mingyue, however, felt that much of Meng Tianye's appeal as a singer lay in live performances. It seemed that Meng Tianye's stage presence became even more captivating when he could interact with fans. So Zhao Mingyue preferred filming the MV in the form of a concert. It would also use that concert format to establish an early impression of Meng Tianye as a music king and rock maniac among his fans.
"Rock songs have to be experienced live. That's the atmosphere, and it's also a feeling," Zhao Mingyue tried to persuade Cheng Lang. Meng Tianye clearly also preferred turning his debut single MV into a small concert.
Seeing this, Cheng Lang could only agree. However, he insisted that the concert's setup be of the highest standard. Cheng Lang would personally serve as the lighting and stage design director, creating a recording venue for ten thousand people at the largest venue in the country. He would directly help Meng Tianye build the image of a superstar.
Then, this meticulously produced MV officially went online on the day of Tomorrow's Starlight's national finals