Sing in KTV - Super Star Private Coaching Class

Author: Guan Lan
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: If after reading Singing in KTV, you can't help but dance with joy and laugh heartily, then you've only enjoyed one-third of the book's value; if you rush into the karaoke room, snatch the microphone, and sing with abandon, you've enjoyed half of its value; if you're moved to tears, remembering the irreversible silence of your singing career, congratulations—you've overvalued your enjoyment of the book and can now "descend the mountain." From now on, the music world will no longer be lonely, and the Grammy Awards will no longer lack Chinese successors.
If youly encounter a microphone hog and feel helpless, Guan Lan tells you: the best way to deal with a microphone hog is to become a super microphone hog! If you're naturally timid and introverted, and need to surpass yourself to adapt to revolutionary work requirements, you must practice your inner skills—sing in KTV! If you're an odd-numbered male or female, KTV might be the place where you can quickly end your status as a "single man" or "single woman." Don't let the embarrassment of being unable to think of songs when facing the song selector push you further down the path of solitude.
In the introduction, any sentimentality is suspicious. Actually, I only have one point to make: with such a stern form, can you really not read this book?