Na Ying Faces Boycott at Macau Concert: Fans Suggest Catching Dao Lang Instead

Na Ying's recent cancellation of the Spring Wave Music Festival in Shanghai due to illness had led many to believe she would keep a low profile for a while. However, it's surprising that she's set to perform in Macau on October 1st, with back-to-back concerts scheduled.

It's widely known that Na Ying's reputation has suffered a hit recently, partly due to two waves of trending topics. First, her association with Dao Lang's latest song "City of Asura Sea" led fans to draw comparisons between them, creating a remarkable surge of interest. Similarly, like Wang Feng who faced boycotts while performing, Na Ying also experienced awkward moments with fans chanting for Dao Lang during her shows.

The second wave of controversy arose from her appearance on 'The Voice of China' TV show. This made her the focal point of online discussions, but not in a positive light. Fans expressed dissatisfaction with the steep ticket prices, ranging from $620 to a whopping $5400, leaving many to question the justification behind these costs.

Opinions on the internet vary, with some suggesting that inviting Dao Lang as a special guest to her Macau concert might attract more attendees. Others humorously predict a scenario where the audience joins in singing Dao Lang's "City of Asura Sea" while Na Ying performs her own songs on stage.

Na Ying's works have garnered over 10 million comments, a rarity in the online world. However, the majority of these comments lean towards criticism and jest, rather than praise. Perhaps for her, this is an opportunity to reconsider her relationship with her audience. Regardless, Na Ying's music journey in Macau is bound to stir up waves in the entertainment industry, and we're eagerly waiting to see the outcome.