Zhu Zi regretted it not long after saying this, because there were really people who sang worse than Maki Horikita.

That's right, it's Erika Toda.

If Maki Horikita is a soul singer, then Erika Toda has sublimated herself to a higher level.

She also sang AKB48's "Love Lucky Cookie", which was attended by Mayu Watanabe, Erika Ikuta, Aya Yamamoto, and Yasuko Akimoto.

The three girls had strange faces, they didn't expect this famous actress to sing so badly.

Zhu Zi clasped his hands on his shoulders and smiled.

"In the future, if you lose faith in your singing, you can take this thing out and look at it. The famous Horikita Maki and Erika Toda have such poor singing skills. They are still singing bravely, what are you afraid of? Zhu Zi turned around and said to Ikuta Erika, Mai Shiraishi, and Mayu Watanabe.

The girls nodded heavily.

The corners of Nanako Matsushima's mouth twitched, there was still such an encouragement, she could be regarded as having learned.

After Erika Toda finished singing, she breathed a long sigh of relief.

"Do the special judges have any thoughts on Toda-san's performance, Mr. Akimoto, please speak first. Mao Inoue pushed the issue to Yasu Akimoto.

Yasu Akimoto smiled: "It's still difficult to sing this song, but it's not easy for Toda-san to have the courage to challenge this song. ”

"Kimura-san, what do you think?"

Takuya Kimura also smiled: "There are three members of AKB48 behind me, I guess their hearts are broken now, and I guess they wouldn't have thought that Toda-san would sing this song so distinctively." ”

"Zhu Zijun, what do you think?"

Zhu Zi laughed, and everyone looked at him strangely.

"All I can say is that Toda and Maki really opened my eyes today, and it's rare in the world that you can sing these two songs so badly. However, I think you are very good teachers, and the members of AKB48 and Nogizaka 46 have lost faith in singing, but after hearing your singing, they are full of expectations for their future. Zhu Zi didn't save face for the two girls at all.

"I'll look good with you later. Erika Toda gritted her teeth.

…………

The progress of the competition is quite fast, except for Rika Toda and Maki Horikita, the singing level of the other singers is okay.

"System, get me a song that hasn't come out yet. I'm going to pretend to be B later. ”

Soon a song appeared in Zhu Zi's mind.

《see you again》。

The song was a global commercial success and was the biggest single to date by American singers Califa and Puth. It topped the Billboard Hot 100 for 12 non-consecutive weeks, tying Eminem's "Lose Yourself" for the longest rap single at the top of the country's charts, and topped the UK Singles Chart for two consecutive weeks. The song also topped in several other countries, including Australia, Austria, Canada, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand and Switzerland. The song holds the record for the most streamed single in a single day on Spotify in the United States, with 4.2 million views as of April 13, 2015. Between April 6 and April 12, 2015, the song set the record for the most streamed singles in 26 countries, with a total of 21.9 million streams, beating Justin Bieber's "What Does It Mean?" (3.87 million streams between September 17 and September 23, 2015) in the United Kingdom, and 3.87 million streams between April 20 and April 26, 2015. On October 7, 2015, the song video exceeded 1 billion views on YouTube, making it the hottest hip-hop song video to date. At the 58th Grammy Awards, the song was nominated for Song of the Year, Pop Duo/Group Performance of the Year, and Best Visual Media Songwriting. The song was also shortlisted for the BBC Sound Song of the Year Award and is currently nominated for Best Original Song at the 73rd Golden Globe Awards.

On July 10, 2017, the song video surpassed Psy's "Gangnam Style" with 2.894 billion views and became the most viewed video on YouTube.

"Goodbye to You" was written by DJ Frank Brown. E, Charlie Puss, Wiz Califa, and Andrew Seidar are a hip-hop ballad written in B?major. The song was performed by DJ Frank E, Charlie Puss and Andrew Seidar Productions. Frank S. E approached the two with Puss's distribution company, Artist Publishing Group, to develop a melody that pays tribute to the late Paul Walker in the 2015 film Fast and Furious 7. The company's chairman, Ben Madassie, then worked in a Los Angeles studio for Puss and DJ Frank Madassie. E set up the first studio stage.

In writing this song, which looks back at one of his best friends who died in a car accident, Puth was emotionally moved. He was initially reluctant to be chosen by Atlantic Records, the label for the soundtrack. In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Puss recalled, "It seemed to come out of nowhere, and basically 10 minutes later Justin and I got to work on it and sent it out, but I don't think we'll ever hear it again." Puss and DJ Frank E's output at this stage was well received by Universal Pictures, the producer of "Fast and Furious 7", and Atlantic Records. In this way, Califa was later commissioned to sing rap passages based on family themes for the song, combining Puth's voice and piano melody. The song was followed by an extensive process of arrangement and production. Puss believes that his singing was chosen by the Atlantic because he incorporated emotion into the theme.

The song appears at the end of the movie. After Brian O'Connor's retirement party, he and Dominic Toretto drove on a mountain road before parting at a fork in the road.

In the U.S., the song debuted on March 19, 2015 at No. 100 and No. 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and Top R&D charts, respectively. amp; amp; B/Hip Hop Song Chart, sold 25,000 copies in the first week. On the chart, which was released on April 18, 2015, the song climbed from 84 to 10 on the Top 100 chart, and sold 168,000 copies on the chart's "Digital Gainer" that week. The song is the biggest jump to the top 10 since Katy Perry's "Hear Me Roar" in 2013. In the fifth week, the song sold 464,000 copies, moving from No. 10 to the top of the Top 100. The song marks the second time Califa has reached No. 1 on the chart since 2011's "Black and Yellow," and Puth has reached the top for the first time. The song topped the Top 100 for 12 non-consecutive weeks before being kicked out of the top spot by OMI's "Exclusive Cheerleaders", one of 33 songs that topped the Top 100 for at least 10 weeks. The song also topped the Top 40 Mainstream Singles Chart for three weeks and the Rhythm Chart for four weeks. Songs are also in hit rap songs and hit R&B amp; amp; B hip-hop songs each topped the top for 14 weeks. As of October 2015, the song had sold 3.5 million copies in the United States. As of August 29, 2015, the song dropped out of the top 10 and stayed in the top 10 for a total of 19 weeks.