Those foreign netizens, though few in number, concentrated their attacks on just a few points, making them practically airtight.
It drove the domestic netizens utterly frustrated.
Yet those foreigners weren't entirely lying; Lin Yi genuinely lacked all those things. After all, he had only debuted a few days ago and simply hadn't had the time to participate in such rankings.
Besides, what kind of bullshit Grammy, what kind of crap 21st Century Top 100?
Aren't they all judged entirely by you Westerners yourselves? How could a person from Xia Country ever receive fair treatment in those selections?
When was there ever a time without behind-the-scenes manipulation?
Even so, the domestic netizens still lacked confidence when arguing back.
The entertainment industry in Xia Country was indeed plagued by frequent scandals, and with the recent rise of delicate, pretty-boy idols, people paid less and less attention to actual talent.
Instead, attention shifted toward feminine appearances.
In recent years, there really weren't many standout works produced, and compared to the Grammys, music awards within Xia Country truly fell far short.
Forget the West; even neighboring South Korea and Japan felt somewhat superior in comparison.
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