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mumblemumble) wrote2024-06-22 10:22 pm
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Some Wang Yang updates
There have been so many events and magazine spreads and random photoshoots and things! And some unpleasantness. But first things first: VISUALS. Presented here in no particular order:
Dunhill/Bazaar Icons stuff
Weibo (Bazaar): Bazaar Icons
Weibo (Studio): red carpet
Weibo (Studio): blue suit
Weibo (WY): black and white suit
Weibo (WY): beige suit
XHS (dunhill): blue suit
XHS (dunhill): black and white suit
XHS (dunhill): red carpet
XHS (photographer): black and white suit


Dreame brand stuff
Weibo (Studio): photos with the product
Weibo (Studio): photos on a balcony
Weibo (Studio): BTS clip

LEON magazine
Weibo (official): cover
Weibo (official): photos
Weibo: article screenshots


GQ Creative event
Weibo (Studio): photos
Weibo (Studio): live photos
Weibo (WY): inexplicable beer ad

InStyle Women of Times event
Weibo (Studio): photos
Weibo (Studio): BTS video
XHS (photographer): photos

L'Officiel Hommes magazine
Weibo (official): photos
Weibo (official): video

And also, a random camping-themed (?) video I can't find any context for, but I'm very into his very smooth legs? Did he shave for this? And lastly, a comfy daddy photoshoot on XHS, which I also can't place.
And there we are!
In less happy news, apparently there was a huge kerfuffle when Wang Yang got nominated for a Magnolia Award for his role in War of Faith AND WANG YIBO DID NOT.
Wang Yibo had to make a statement about it, the poor guy. Wang Yang posted a one-liner too, and let me tell you. It ENRAGED the Yibo fans. Apparently it was arrogant and immature, while their blorbo was being gracious and professional. (Wang Yang has now pinned the post, which is a level of pettiness I can respect.)
He and his studio went completely silent for a while there, but have since started posting again. Well, have both made one post each. (Gotta sell that beer!) I hope he'll be okay, but sheesh. Scary fandom!
Dunhill/Bazaar Icons stuff
Weibo (Bazaar): Bazaar Icons
Weibo (Studio): red carpet
Weibo (Studio): blue suit
Weibo (WY): black and white suit
Weibo (WY): beige suit
XHS (dunhill): blue suit
XHS (dunhill): black and white suit
XHS (dunhill): red carpet
XHS (photographer): black and white suit


Dreame brand stuff
Weibo (Studio): photos with the product
Weibo (Studio): photos on a balcony
Weibo (Studio): BTS clip

LEON magazine
Weibo (official): cover
Weibo (official): photos
Weibo: article screenshots


GQ Creative event
Weibo (Studio): photos
Weibo (Studio): live photos
Weibo (WY): inexplicable beer ad

InStyle Women of Times event
Weibo (Studio): photos
Weibo (Studio): BTS video
XHS (photographer): photos

L'Officiel Hommes magazine
Weibo (official): photos
Weibo (official): video

And also, a random camping-themed (?) video I can't find any context for, but I'm very into his very smooth legs? Did he shave for this? And lastly, a comfy daddy photoshoot on XHS, which I also can't place.
And there we are!
In less happy news, apparently there was a huge kerfuffle when Wang Yang got nominated for a Magnolia Award for his role in War of Faith AND WANG YIBO DID NOT.
Oh no!
Like, the Wang Yibo fans just went completely berserk? Accused the War of Faith people of only submitting Wang Yang for consideration, EVEN THOUGH HE DIDN'T HAVE A LEAD ROLE!!! HE WAS ONLY A SUPPORTING ACTOR!!!!! Like, did you even watch the show? I think there were also some accusations that Shen Tunan didn't follow the politically correct character arc, so he didn't even deserve an award! (Don't ask me for details, I'm very fuzzy on the entire thing.)Wang Yibo had to make a statement about it, the poor guy. Wang Yang posted a one-liner too, and let me tell you. It ENRAGED the Yibo fans. Apparently it was arrogant and immature, while their blorbo was being gracious and professional. (Wang Yang has now pinned the post, which is a level of pettiness I can respect.)
He and his studio went completely silent for a while there, but have since started posting again. Well, have both made one post each. (Gotta sell that beer!) I hope he'll be okay, but sheesh. Scary fandom!

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Hee!
OMG. I hate this kind of nonsense so much.
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Like, the Wang Yibo fans just went completely berserk?
Good lord, wtf is wrong with people? Like, genuinely, why wouldn't they assume Wang Yibo himself would be happy for his co-star in this situation? Why would they assume he'd want his fans to be jerks about the nomination on his behalf?? I'd expect dealing with that kind of fan reaction would suck a lot more for Wang Yibo than not getting an award nomination. :/
Honestly respect for Wang Yang's Weibo post. I'm kind of surprised by him standing his ground like that, but props to him for it. Hope things turn out okay. Scary fandom indeed. :|
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I'm also happy to share my Wang Yang folder on Dropbox with you, I just don't want to post the link publicly because it's my real name account. Let me know if interested and I'll DM you! It has all the pictures I've collected so far.
I'm kind of surprised by him standing his ground like that, but props to him for it.
Yeah, it seemed a rather impolitic response, but also fuck it, you know? He's earned the right to dismiss the incredibly loud opinion of those CHILDREN, and he knows it. I think it turned into a huge PR drama for the awards in general, so I'm assuming whatever his chances were before, now he's definitely not getting that little statue. (Unless the jury wants to use their chance to do something incredibly funny, FOR THE CLICKS.) So that kinda sucks, but the nod must have felt nice for like, five seconds.
(Oh hey, randomly, I just had a look at all the nominations and Become a Farmer S2 is listed in the Best Variety Program category! \o/ Along with 14 other shows, but aww! A nomination for the boys! <3)
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but also fuck it, you know?
Yeah, totally agree. It's sad that the whole thing probably does mean he won't win the award now, though. :( I guess there are downsides to being cast in a show with a lead actor who's too popular! At least if anyone dares to give you more publicity than your more popular co-star for three seconds. :P
Aww, I'm glad to hear Become a Farmer got nominated! I've still only seen the Wang Yang bits, but it seems like a really neat show. Very nice for them to get a nomination! <3
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also omg the yibos are being SO CHILDISH. (i've been out of that fandom for so long i can't remember what they're even called—oh right. mtjjs. motorcycle jiejies!) he must be so embarrassed about the whole thing. and wang yang! fire af! drag them, legend!
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THOSE JIEJIES NEED TO GROW UPPPPPPP. Strut your stuff, Yang-ge, you've earned it!
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in the states anyway, giving a nomination to a *younger* actor would be the controversy; you sort of assume the older actor has been doing this for longer and is therefore more worthy
You know, now that you mention it, to me the odd thing about this is that I've mostly been told exactly the opposite -- that China is the place where they would absolutely never give the nomination to a younger actor. The topic even came up briefly in a show Wang Yang was in, Crossroad Bistro -- there's a whole argument among some filmmakers in the show about whether or not it's acceptable to cast a seasoned older actor in a drama but not make him the lead, and whether the actor in question should feel offended about it and refuse the role despite needing the work. I also remember one Chinese guy I was talking with during a language-exchange chat who went on at some length about how he thought casting a younger actor as the star in a movie with a popular older actor would be unthinkable in China because a deep respect for elders is baked into the culture (which he wanted me to understand was very different from the way Western culture doesn't really confer respect based on age), so in China, unlike in the US, if two actors are at a similar level of fame, the older star will always get the lead role. (According to the guy I was talking to.)
In practice I haven't noticed this to be at all true in terms of how Chinese shows really cast actors. It certainly seems like younger stars get plenty of lead roles even in shows with popular older actors, either because the younger star has more fangirls or just because the creators wanted the lead to be a handsome romantic youth and not a cool but scruffy old guy. But I've at least been told that culturally it's supposed to work the opposite way, with everyone showing proper respect to the older guy. Which does just add even more wtf-ness to the whole idea of fans getting mad about an older actor being nominated while the younger actor isn't!
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It just really put Wang Yibo on the spot, so I have no idea what his fans were trying to accomplish. I guess they would have been... fine? with Wang Yang being nominated in the supporting role? They just seemed to be super mad about both Wangs being co-leads, because that's not how they viewed their roles, I GUESS.
Anyway, anyway, no point in trying to make sense of their issues, and also, the award ceremony is TOMORROW? O_O
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Ugggggh, no, a kerfuffle!?! Such a nasty side of fans, anywhere, and it makes my blood run cold. What Wang Yibo's fans hope(d) to accomplish is beyond me. I hope both Wang Yang and Wang Yibo emerge unscathed.
Become a Farmer 2 was nominated??! Yay! <3
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(Legs! Why are his knees so attractive in wellies, what is happening. And he looks so smiley in the Women of Times pics, yes!)
Yay for farm boys! <33333
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Why are his knees so attractive in wellies
I don't know why but THEY ARE. T__T
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(also omigod, why is c-ent like this, why do some people play fandom like a zero-sum game. Good for Yang-ge for holding his ground, let's hope there are no nasty repercussions.)
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I'm keeping a close eye on his online activities, but I think he'll be okay! (Wang Yibo will be just fine, I'm sure. >.>) It's seriously so baffling why c-fandom constantly has to pit people against each other. There's no need! 😩