Domination in America, Starting from being a Boxing Champion

In Asia, he had numerous fans.

Now he stood on Hong Kong Island performing a famous song from Hong Kong Island stars, which was really cool.

Whenever he paused in his singing, the audience would clap vigorously, cheer loudly, and bounce around in their seats. At the end, tens of thousands of people would sing along, the sound deafening.

"That's so exaggerated! How can this foreigner be so popular?"

In the audience, Chen Xiaochun heard the surrounding shouts like thunder and looked around with a smirk.

He noticed that the surrounding audience, including many Hong Kong Island stars, especially the female stars, were clapping and cheering, looking up at Link on stage with faces flushed with excitement, as if they had never seen a foreign man before.

"Don't call him a foreigner, that sounds terrible. Link is handsome, the most handsome man in the world,"

his wife Ying Cai'er shouted while waving a glow stick.

"Cai'er, you're my wife, can you not praise another man in front of me? You're being emotionally unfaithful,"

Chen Xiaochun said, disgruntled.

Ying Cai'er gave him a cold look and continued to shout loudly with a few of her friends.

Chen Xiaochun felt helpless; he originally didn't want to come to Link's concert, but Ying Cai'er and her girlfriends had insisted, buying many VIP tickets in advance and even planning to meet Link backstage.

Worried that his wife might be swayed by Link, he had no choice but to accompany her to the venue.

On stage, after finishing "Glorious Years," Link invited Wiz Khalifa to perform "see you again" in memory of Huang Jiaju.

It's been a long day without you, my friend

And I'll tell you all about it when I see you again

We've come a long way from where we began

Oh I'll tell you all about it when I see you again

....

"See you again" was also one of Link's songs with the highest sing-along rate on Hong Kong Island, and when he sang it for the second time, the venue echoed again with the voices of thousands, thunderously reverberating through the Hung Hom area.

"Link is really handsome!"

"His live stage performance is pretty good too!"

"Link's singing is so powerful!"

In the audience, Chen Yixun, Zheng Zhongji, Zhang Weijian, Rong Zu'er, and other singers watched in surprise.

Link, a foreign singer, was comparable to their local singers, a spectacle only matched by Michael Jackson's past concerts in Hong Kong.

That night, Link performed one Cantonese song and nine English songs, including "See you again," "chasing the sun," "unstoppable," "give me reason," "All of me," which were among the top songs on the Hong Kong Island music charts.

Because of the explosive atmosphere of the first concert and the limited capacity of Hung Hom Stadium with only 12,000 seats, many fans who wanted to attend couldn't get tickets.

After a survey, the organizers hoped Link would give eight more performances, guaranteeing an audience of over 10,000 people for each show.

After considering, Link agreed to add three more shows. He was on a tight schedule, and adding too many shows on Hong Kong Island could affect his other city arrangements.

During his time holding concerts on Hong Kong Island, he also participated in several public events, meeting several Hong Kong Island stars, including actors and singers like Chen Yixun, Nicholas Tse, Rong Zu'er, Yang Qianhua, all veteran singers over thirty, with few standout individuals from the '80s and '90s.

Sponsored by Universal Records, the stars escorted him around Hong Kong Island, sampling local cuisine, visiting Hong Kong University, Victoria Peak, TVB television station, and an orphanage. This would later be made into the documentary "Link World Tour・Hong Kong Island Journey" after the concerts ended.

Link also proposed watching a local boxing match and subsequently donated one million Hong Kong dollars to charities like the orphanage and established the Link Global Charity Foundation's branch office in Hong Kong Island. Find your next adventure on My Virtual Library Empire

Additionally, he held two signature events on Hong Kong Island, selling over 60,000 albums in three days, including his first, second, and third albums.

As he continuously held concerts on Hong Kong Island and Taiwan Island, the second-week sales of "Last Kiss" were released, reaching 686,000 copies, accumulating sales of 2.258 million copies in two weeks.

Seeing Taylor's new album exceed two million in two weeks, Link also felt a bit nervous. Given this trend, this album had a great chance of breaking four million sales in the United States.