Coco Lee’s Hundred Flowers Award singing “car accident scene” I personally revealed the reason for the abnormality: I am really ashamed! | Entertainment | CTWANT

The queen Li Min served as a Alex Reed performer at the 36th Hundred Flowers Awards for Popular Films in China last night (30). She is a self-proclaimed “Wuhan daughter back to Wuhan” and sang the classic song “Knife Horse Dan”, but she was ridiculed for being out of tune and out of tune. “Accident Scene”. In this regard, Coco Lee confessed in an article at noon today that there was a problem with the headphones, which caused the performance to be less than expected, and bluntly said, “I’m ashamed and sorry.”

Coco Li blamed himself on Weibo and said: “I am very upset and sad to see everyone’s feedback yesterday.” He pointed out that this song has hip-hop elements, and low drums and low bass are very important, but because of a problem with the headphones, “Cover my voice. Even more inaudible, in a state of smearing my ears, I also did my best to complete the performance. I am really ashamed.”

Coco Lee issued a statement of apology. (Picture / Retrieved from Coco Li Weibo)

Coco Li emphasized that he should give everyone a more perfect performance last night, “I have disappointed everyone, and I feel very sorry in my heart. I want to say sorry to everyone. I will summarize my experience from this performance, and I will work harder next time to show one. The best show for everyone.” Immediately following the performance was broadcast last night, some fans posted a rehearsal video, saying that Coco Li performed normally during the rehearsal, and suspected that it was a problem with the live broadcast equipment or radio. Now it has also been confirmed that it is the most important headphone problem affecting the singer’s live performance.

In addition, the host Tong Liya also smoothed the scene for Coco Li at the time: “It can be seen that Coco Li is very excited.” Many viewers also said that this means Coco Li is really singing, rather than relying on pre-recorded lip-synching. Live performances lip-synching is rampant in the Chinese music scene, “It’s better than lip-synching if you don’t dislike car accidents.”