The Untamed, broadcast by Sean Shaw last summer vacation, was bursting with popularity, with a broadcast volume of 7 billion+and a douban score of 7+, which was once the top stream in China. Has it been popular since it exploded? Perfect? People set a good example, and the designer's work experience also made him countless. There are not a few people who have become popular in the entertainment circle because of a drama, as far away as Yifeng Li, who became a hit with the legendary sword a few years ago, and Zhu Yilong, the star of the 18 summer super online drama, but none of the fans of the stars are like Sean and locusts. Chasing god? The general idolization mode is terrible. Since February 27th this year, Shawn Xiaolu's popularity has been corrupted and collapsed. His fans reported the AO3 website, which is impossible to get on without a ladder in China. Maybe many people don't know this website, but millions of girls in Qian Qian have written their inner paradise through this website. They painted a new world with their own pens. AO3 is like a window. They can lean out and see the scenery of other people's world. But you can't report it just because Sean Shaw fans don't like it. If you don't like it, you won't let it exist. This idea is terrible.
This thing is like a fuse. In order to save the popularity, Shawn Shaw Studio was silent at first. They never stand up to warn fans, never point out their mistakes, but play dumb. Dr Li Wenliang's constant consumption is even more irritating. Dr Li Wenliang is a hero, but they never respect heroes. It's disgusting that Sean Shaw's fans tried to whitewash Sean Shaw by posing as medical staff during the epidemic. What kind of fans are Shawn Li, or what kind of talents will the people of the whole country show their respect for medical staff during the epidemic?
Later, there was the Foshan mother incident. My daughter is underage, but she borrows money everywhere to buy Sean Shaw's album. After the incident broke out, Sean Shaw Studio never responded positively, one after another. Finally, they found that the public stopped buying it and began to apologize.
Weibo's talk was just the beginning, and 70% of his apologies were in vain.