Looking at the group that sang and danced hard on the stage, Donald recalled the time when he was popular.

At that time, he was also full of vitality on the stage. There were so many fans in the audience. Accompanying to his song and dance, they cheered and shouted.

"How does it feel to be a broker today?"

Suddenly, someone patted him on the shoulder. Donald turned around. It was Armand.

Donald kept silence for a moment. He definitely had many thoughts today. But he didn’t know what he should start to say.

"Armand, can I stage a comeback?" Donald asked as he looked at Terry on the stage.

"If I work as hard as he does..."

Armand gave a low laugh.

"Donald, now you are not in a starting line with him. He has been ahead of you too much. If you want to stage a comeback, you have to work thousands of times harder than him!"

Donald breathed deeply and then asked, "So where should I start?"

"The company has given up on you and won't give you any resources. From now on, you should try to increase your exposure yourself."

Armand’s words were a blow and a shout to Donald.

Donald knew that all the company treated their interest as the most important thing. It was reasonable for them to gibe up a artist who could not earn money for them. Moreover, the artist had bad temper.

But without the company's resources, how would he make exposure for himself?

After the end of the day’s schedule, Donald sent terry back to him home.

Terry seemed to be seeing something. He looked at his phone and sounded the voice that liked to be recording songs.

Terry looked at his phone and smiled. He seemed to be pretty happy.

"What are you looking?" asked Donald. He glanced at Terry’s phone.

"Uncle, do you play Recording?" Terry said as he turned to look at Donald.

"What is Recording?" Donald asked as he shook his head.

"It is a very popular software recently -- Nice Voice. You can record your songs into it. If you sing well, a lot of people will give you thumb up!” As Terry said this, he showed his phone to Donald.

"Look, this is a song my fans wrote for me. Now there are and over 10,000 thump up."

Donald took over his mobile. Sure enough, there were many female fans on the video. They were singing a catchy song together. They were holding different-color brands, which constituted different pattern to support Terry.

In addition to thumb up, there were a lot of messages below. Some people were praising the fans. Some people were praising that the song was good. And there were even more women said that they were Terry’s wife, girlfriend or sister to express their supporting to Terry.

"If I hadn't signed a contract with the company for portrait rights and voice rights, I would have registered an account and made some extra money!" said Terry.

Donald glanced at him, thinking that this guy really wanted to earn money! He was already so busy in working every day that he even had no time to sleep. How could he have time to record the songs online!

Suddenly, Donald seemed to have thought of something.

Terry couldn't record songs online. But he could!

Anyway, what he had been signed with the company was only the contract of ordinary staff. There was no restrictions on portrait and voice.

"What is the software?" asked Donald.

...

After coming back home, Donald immediately download the software on the phone. He opened the software. The home page jumped out of many recommendations. There were singing video, dancing video, and singing while playing some musical instruments.

He had also seen that Terry’s video was also recommended in the home page.

He studied the use of this software. It was pretty simple. He just needed to record a video of singing or dancing. If others thought it was good, they would have thumb up to the video. Maybe they would share it. When it achieved a certain popularity, he could even open a studio.

Donald registered an account. Then he recorded a song of his past group.

However, his video had less than 20 times clicks after he uploaded the video. And there was no thumb up.

There were some comments below.

"What is he singing?”

"It's like singing in a KTV."

"The song is too old.”