They chatted for a while, waiting for everyone to arrive. Only then did Adam Landon order the cars to start.
This ti, the group’s reality show schedule was not kept a secret, although the program team had notified the fans not to co to the airport that day to avoid congestion.
But fans who couldn’t wait to see their beloved idols would hardly follow these rules.
Even before the celebrities appeared, the airport was already congested with fans and various paparazzi gathered at the exit, holding signboards and banners.
The fans followed the program crew’s vehicles all the way to the hotel gate; their cheering could be heard even from a block away.
"Hannah Winter, Hannah Winter, I love you!"
"Look here, mama loves you!"
"Lucy Taylor, look this way!"
"Sunny, don’t cry, stay strong!"
...
Fans of each celeb were charged up to the hilt.
Born from a talent show, whether a boy band or a girl group, there is a common issue; the fandom is not substantial, and mostly targeted personalized fandoms, focusing on particular mbers.
These are inevitable.
On the spot Hannah and Tiffany Lynch’s fans were the most.
The only difference was that Hannah’s fans mostly ca voluntarily and was led by Emily Lynch. Except for a few fans who were overly excited, everyone was well-behaved.
As for Tiffany’s fans....
She had notified her manager in advance to inform the fan club to send more people to the airport that day.
Even if they were paparazzi, as long as their numbers surpassed Hannah’s, it was all right.
For this, Tiffany didn’t hesitate to disclose the hotel arranged by the program crew and the subsequent shooting location, so that her fans could head there in advance.
When Adam Landon saw many people gathered around, he could not help but frown. He then called a staff mber over, "Are we sure our detailed schedule wasn’t leaked?"
The staff shook his head, confidently stating, "You know, the people we brought were all from our own team. They have been with us for several years and know your rules. Besides the group mbers, nobody else knows the schedule."
He did not dare to spell it out.
Having produced shows for many years and holding onto a pri-ti reality show, Adam Landon understood the competition and maneuvering among artists.
He figured that soone from the team was staging a show and had leaked the schedule in advance.
After asking, "Do we need to call security to disperse the fans at the door?"
"There’s no need. Once they can’t see anyone after a long ti, they will naturally leave."
Adam Landon shook his head and looked at the crowd.
It did sowhat hurt, but many tis this was the reality.
All fans would engage in comparisons, especially within their own teams.
They would vie for the number of fans showing up, and the gifts given to the celebrities, many fan’s hands were holding bags of luxury brand items.
Each worth at least a few thousand, and it was also common to see so worth tens of thousands.
The fans rushed to stuff the gifts into their idol’s hands.
Before accepting them, Tiffany Lynch subconsciously checked the logo on the paper bag, smiled slightly, and accepted it.
Walking down, Tiffany Lynch had received quite a few gifts. She was sowhat pleased and glanced towards Hannah.
She had nothing in her hands.
Tiffany chuckled silently in triumph.
What’s the use of having many fans if they are reluctant to spend money?
Just like their beloved idol, they are not up to the mark, petty-minded.
But the next second, Tiffany’s eyes went from looking down on Hannah to jealousy.
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