Chapter 1616: Tens of thousands
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"Good morning, Seattle, here is the Mark of fm91. 8, accompany you through every morning at eight o'clock. Today's Emerald City is extremely sunny, and the midsummer on the West Coast still seems to have not left. Today I am on my way to work. I was almost late. When I passed the Pike Place Market (...market), I saw a turbulent crowd on the whole street, occupying two streets mightily, and most of the square was already filled up, at least four thousand. More than people.
My first reaction was, did the presidential candidate come to Seattle to give a speech today? You know, I always look forward to Bill Clinton coming to Seattle in person to answer many of our questions. But the taxi driver-the lovely Mr. Anderson-told me that this was a line for buying singles, which had started at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
I just realized it, ‘oh god, today is that day! ’Dear friends at work, if you don’t want to be buried in the car array, it’s a wise choice to avoid that area..."
"Welcome back to fm73.1. It is still Gary's journey to accompany you to leave home and embark on work. This is another windy day, which is not uncommon in Chicago; this is another day of traffic jams, which is also not in Chicago. Not uncommon. But today we are obviously suffering from more serious traffic jams than Detroit.
I just received news that several roads along the shore of Lake Michigan have been completely paralyzed, because the six adjacent streets are occupied by turbulent crowds, and more than 6,000 people gather nearby. All this is to welcome the arrival of the war of the century. , The whole city has been armed.
When I came to work, there were already four thousand people nearby, and now the entire crowd is even more terrifying. It makes people clearly feel this boom that has swept across the United States. I just don’t know who the audience is willing to support..."
"Update the latest traffic information. Washington Square has been occupied, Times Square is impassable, and Rockefeller Plaza is temporarily impassable. To be precise, the four streets from Rockefeller Plaza to Times Square have been occupied. The entrance of the flagship store of the record store has been completely occupied by the crowd, and the turbulent crowd is rolling along the street formidable and encircling the city.
Dear listeners, this is fm101. 2, it's me, Allen. The news received so far is only on Manhattan Island. The major record shops have been completely surrounded. According to conservative estimates, more than 30,000 people have been mobilized to come and line up to welcome the war of the century. . This is only the situation in Manhattan, and we will gradually learn about the situation in Brooklyn and Queens..."
"Whether it is Glory to Death, Oasis, or Mariah Carey, this is a difficult choice, and it is also the focus of everyone's attention. All of this will be revealed today. Regardless of who will win in the end, but To be sure, this will be the busiest day in the history of the City of Angels. Perhaps it will be the busiest day in the music market in the 13 years since the release of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album.
Judging from the information I have learned so far, more than 10,000 people have gathered in Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and Melrose Avenue, and there are no exceptions in other corners of the city. It seems that the entire city has been Crazy music lovers have completely conquered, and the earliest fans actually queued up 24 hours ago..."
At this moment, the radio programs of major cities are opening the early morning curtain, officially awakening the noise of September 23. The radio programs of almost every city are paying attention to today’s war of the century, not just Because this is the biggest attraction of today-only briefly surpassing "Independence Day" within today; at the same time, it is also because the turbulent crowds in every corner of the city have reached breathtaking levels, making the already terrifying peak of work Becomes more turbulent.
In addition to the sharp horns and roar of engines, noisy discussions and exuberant screams became the most distinctive embellishment of this early morning, and opened the prelude to this early morning vigorously.
Not only radio shows, Fox TV simply moved the live broadcast scene to the main street queuing scene in major cities. After the sweetness of "Independence Day", Fox TV quickly and accurately seized the opportunity of this war of the century. A news program that broadcasts the War of the Century has been opened, hoping to use this topical effect to create a new peak.
Compared to interviewing the audience at the premiere of "Independence Day", Fox's actions this time were undoubtedly more shocking and shocking to the other three major TV stations. But the facts have proved that this seemingly absurd and ridiculous idea has triggered a chain effect, making "Good Day Live" unexpectedly join the competition for the ratings of the morning news program.
In the live broadcast hall of Fox TV’s morning news program "Good Day Live", behind it is a TV wall composed of 24 TV screens. Each screen represents the live broadcast scene of a city. A screen is full of turbulent people, and an endless sea of people rushes towards you, forming a spectacular picture, which is more direct and effective than any commentary or any language, and conveys the sense of impact without any hindrance.
"Hello, New York, I am bringing you a live report at Herman Park in Houston (herman.npark). You can see the turbulent crowd behind me through the lens. At least three thousand people have gathered here. All People came here for the first time to buy a single... Ah..." During the talk, the crowd behind her came over, and the host had to change the position, but even so, she still could not escape. Swallowed by the crowd, a group of fans ran over screaming frantically, and the four people walked up to the host side by side, and then included her in the side by side category, shouting happily, "Oasis! Oasis! oasis!"
The location host was forced to dance with them, but still dedicated himself to the microphone and said, "As you can see, here is a carnival heat wave, and everyone is greeted by the most exciting way. The battle of the century is coming!” Soon, the host’s microphone had to be put down, and then danced with the four people around him, but he couldn't help but also followed the others with an extremely bright smile on his face.
This is a carnival, a carnival that belongs to everyone.
The scene immediately shifted to the studio, and the two hosts began to talk, "We have just watched live reports in ten cities. From the current situation, at least more than 500,000 people have been mobilized in the United States, and so many people have participated. In this unparalleled battle of the century."
"What's even more frightening is that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Our camera lens can't completely record the surging crowds in every city. It can only let people see a corner of this grand occasion. It's just like we are taking pictures at this time. On Sixth Avenue outside the shed, long crowds have surrounded the surrounding four streets. This is definitely the craziest day since the Beatles landed in the United States. Almost everyone is discussing whether to support Who? So, Pete, do you have an answer?"
"I don't know, I really don't know. Personally, I might vote for glory to death, but in terms of overall market performance, I don't have a clear answer. Oh, Washington's ahead There was news from the scene, wow, this is really a crowd! Regarding this issue, we will discuss it later, let's take a look at the situation at the scene first..."
This program produced by Fox TV station can be said to have no substantive content, but it is just such a program, but it truly records the information of the war of the century. In the following two decades, people have repeatedly talked about this century. During the war, the live footage of "Good Day Live" will appear as historical data, showing its influence.
In the end, "Good Day Live" attracted a full 5.5 million viewers, while "Today" received 5.45 million viewers, and "Good Morning America" stopped 5.5 million viewers. Stationed the action of the turntable. This is undoubtedly a miracle, a miracle in the history of TV news program ratings!
But in fact, the miracle created by "Good Day Live Broadcasting" is simply insignificant for this North American carnival, as their show host himself said: This is just the tip of the iceberg!
No one can actually count how many people participated in this carnival on this day. Perhaps the final single sales of the three groups of singers can reveal some real data; but what can be seen is, In more than 30 cities across the United States, the level of traffic congestion has increased several times than at any time. The traffic jam continued from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m., without any relief. The accessories of the vigorous war of the century are: On this day, the proportion of office workers who are late has increased by 86%.
More than 130 radio stations and 220 media outlets across the United States have all cast their sights on the war of the century, focusing on this unprecedented-and perhaps no-comer competition. Not only the North American continent, but the UK alone, more than 85 radio stations and 193 media have reported on this competition, whether it is large-scale media or small-town tabloids. Similar to the United States, major cities in the United Kingdom also encountered terrible traffic jams on this day.
Just the city of London mobilized more than 100,000 fans to join this carnival-this is still the most conservative estimate. Like big cities like New York and Los Angeles, this is a carnival in London. Therefore, music lovers have taken to the streets one after another, expressing their strong support for idols with their actions.
This storm is sweeping over two continents in an unstoppable posture, and the horrible momentum makes people suddenly have an illusion: Woodstock, it is happening again!
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"Good morning, Seattle, here is the Mark of fm91. 8, accompany you through every morning at eight o'clock. Today's Emerald City is extremely sunny, and the midsummer on the West Coast still seems to have not left. Today I am on my way to work. I was almost late. When I passed the Pike Place Market (...market), I saw a turbulent crowd on the whole street, occupying two streets mightily, and most of the square was already filled up, at least four thousand. More than people.
My first reaction was, did the presidential candidate come to Seattle to give a speech today? You know, I always look forward to Bill Clinton coming to Seattle in person to answer many of our questions. But the taxi driver-the lovely Mr. Anderson-told me that this was a line for buying singles, which had started at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
I just realized it, ‘oh god, today is that day! ’Dear friends at work, if you don’t want to be buried in the car array, it’s a wise choice to avoid that area..."
"Welcome back to fm73.1. It is still Gary's journey to accompany you to leave home and embark on work. This is another windy day, which is not uncommon in Chicago; this is another day of traffic jams, which is also not in Chicago. Not uncommon. But today we are obviously suffering from more serious traffic jams than Detroit.
I just received news that several roads along the shore of Lake Michigan have been completely paralyzed, because the six adjacent streets are occupied by turbulent crowds, and more than 6,000 people gather nearby. All this is to welcome the arrival of the war of the century. , The whole city has been armed.
When I came to work, there were already four thousand people nearby, and now the entire crowd is even more terrifying. It makes people clearly feel this boom that has swept across the United States. I just don’t know who the audience is willing to support..."
"Update the latest traffic information. Washington Square has been occupied, Times Square is impassable, and Rockefeller Plaza is temporarily impassable. To be precise, the four streets from Rockefeller Plaza to Times Square have been occupied. The entrance of the flagship store of the record store has been completely occupied by the crowd, and the turbulent crowd is rolling along the street formidable and encircling the city.
Dear listeners, this is fm101. 2, it's me, Allen. The news received so far is only on Manhattan Island. The major record shops have been completely surrounded. According to conservative estimates, more than 30,000 people have been mobilized to come and line up to welcome the war of the century. . This is only the situation in Manhattan, and we will gradually learn about the situation in Brooklyn and Queens..."
"Whether it is Glory to Death, Oasis, or Mariah Carey, this is a difficult choice, and it is also the focus of everyone's attention. All of this will be revealed today. Regardless of who will win in the end, but To be sure, this will be the busiest day in the history of the City of Angels. Perhaps it will be the busiest day in the music market in the 13 years since the release of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album.
Judging from the information I have learned so far, more than 10,000 people have gathered in Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and Melrose Avenue, and there are no exceptions in other corners of the city. It seems that the entire city has been Crazy music lovers have completely conquered, and the earliest fans actually queued up 24 hours ago..."
At this moment, the radio programs of major cities are opening the early morning curtain, officially awakening the noise of September 23. The radio programs of almost every city are paying attention to today’s war of the century, not just Because this is the biggest attraction of today-only briefly surpassing "Independence Day" within today; at the same time, it is also because the turbulent crowds in every corner of the city have reached breathtaking levels, making the already terrifying peak of work Becomes more turbulent.
In addition to the sharp horns and roar of engines, noisy discussions and exuberant screams became the most distinctive embellishment of this early morning, and opened the prelude to this early morning vigorously.
Not only radio shows, Fox TV simply moved the live broadcast scene to the main street queuing scene in major cities. After the sweetness of "Independence Day", Fox TV quickly and accurately seized the opportunity of this war of the century. A news program that broadcasts the War of the Century has been opened, hoping to use this topical effect to create a new peak.
Compared to interviewing the audience at the premiere of "Independence Day", Fox's actions this time were undoubtedly more shocking and shocking to the other three major TV stations. But the facts have proved that this seemingly absurd and ridiculous idea has triggered a chain effect, making "Good Day Live" unexpectedly join the competition for the ratings of the morning news program.
In the live broadcast hall of Fox TV’s morning news program "Good Day Live", behind it is a TV wall composed of 24 TV screens. Each screen represents the live broadcast scene of a city. A screen is full of turbulent people, and an endless sea of people rushes towards you, forming a spectacular picture, which is more direct and effective than any commentary or any language, and conveys the sense of impact without any hindrance.
"Hello, New York, I am bringing you a live report at Herman Park in Houston (herman.npark). You can see the turbulent crowd behind me through the lens. At least three thousand people have gathered here. All People came here for the first time to buy a single... Ah..." During the talk, the crowd behind her came over, and the host had to change the position, but even so, she still could not escape. Swallowed by the crowd, a group of fans ran over screaming frantically, and the four people walked up to the host side by side, and then included her in the side by side category, shouting happily, "Oasis! Oasis! oasis!"
The location host was forced to dance with them, but still dedicated himself to the microphone and said, "As you can see, here is a carnival heat wave, and everyone is greeted by the most exciting way. The battle of the century is coming!” Soon, the host’s microphone had to be put down, and then danced with the four people around him, but he couldn't help but also followed the others with an extremely bright smile on his face.
This is a carnival, a carnival that belongs to everyone.
The scene immediately shifted to the studio, and the two hosts began to talk, "We have just watched live reports in ten cities. From the current situation, at least more than 500,000 people have been mobilized in the United States, and so many people have participated. In this unparalleled battle of the century."
"What's even more frightening is that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Our camera lens can't completely record the surging crowds in every city. It can only let people see a corner of this grand occasion. It's just like we are taking pictures at this time. On Sixth Avenue outside the shed, long crowds have surrounded the surrounding four streets. This is definitely the craziest day since the Beatles landed in the United States. Almost everyone is discussing whether to support Who? So, Pete, do you have an answer?"
"I don't know, I really don't know. Personally, I might vote for glory to death, but in terms of overall market performance, I don't have a clear answer. Oh, Washington's ahead There was news from the scene, wow, this is really a crowd! Regarding this issue, we will discuss it later, let's take a look at the situation at the scene first..."
This program produced by Fox TV station can be said to have no substantive content, but it is just such a program, but it truly records the information of the war of the century. In the following two decades, people have repeatedly talked about this century. During the war, the live footage of "Good Day Live" will appear as historical data, showing its influence.
In the end, "Good Day Live" attracted a full 5.5 million viewers, while "Today" received 5.45 million viewers, and "Good Morning America" stopped 5.5 million viewers. Stationed the action of the turntable. This is undoubtedly a miracle, a miracle in the history of TV news program ratings!
But in fact, the miracle created by "Good Day Live Broadcasting" is simply insignificant for this North American carnival, as their show host himself said: This is just the tip of the iceberg!
No one can actually count how many people participated in this carnival on this day. Perhaps the final single sales of the three groups of singers can reveal some real data; but what can be seen is, In more than 30 cities across the United States, the level of traffic congestion has increased several times than at any time. The traffic jam continued from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m., without any relief. The accessories of the vigorous war of the century are: On this day, the proportion of office workers who are late has increased by 86%.
More than 130 radio stations and 220 media outlets across the United States have all cast their sights on the war of the century, focusing on this unprecedented-and perhaps no-comer competition. Not only the North American continent, but the UK alone, more than 85 radio stations and 193 media have reported on this competition, whether it is large-scale media or small-town tabloids. Similar to the United States, major cities in the United Kingdom also encountered terrible traffic jams on this day.
Just the city of London mobilized more than 100,000 fans to join this carnival-this is still the most conservative estimate. Like big cities like New York and Los Angeles, this is a carnival in London. Therefore, music lovers have taken to the streets one after another, expressing their strong support for idols with their actions.
This storm is sweeping over two continents in an unstoppable posture, and the horrible momentum makes people suddenly have an illusion: Woodstock, it is happening again!
"Good morning, Seattle, here is the Mark of fm91. 8, accompany you through every morning at eight o'clock. Today's Emerald City is extremely sunny, and the midsummer on the West Coast still seems to have not left. Today I am on my way to work. I was almost late. When I passed the Pike Place Market ...market, I saw a turbulent crowd on the whole street, occupying two streets mightily, and most of the square was already filled up, at least four thousand. More than people.My first reaction was, did the presidential candidate come to Seattle to give a speech today? You know, I always look forward to Bill Clinton coming to Seattle in person to answer many of our questions. But the taxi driver-the lovely Mr. Anderson-told me that this was a line for buying singles, which had started at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon.I just realized it, oh god, today is that day! 'Dear friends at work, if you don't want to be buried in the car array, it's a wise choice to avoid that area...""Welcome back to fm73.1. It is still Gary's journey to accompany you to leave home and embark on work. This is another windy day, which is not uncommon in Chicago; this is another day of traffic jams, which is also not in Chicago. Not uncommon. But today we are obviously suffering from more serious traffic jams than Detroit.I just received news that several roads along the shore of Lake Michigan have been completely paralyzed, because the six adjacent streets are occupied by turbulent crowds, and more than 6,000 people gather nearby. All this is to welcome the arrival of the war of the century. , The whole city has been armed.When I came to work, there were already four thousand people nearby, and now the entire crowd is even more terrifying. It makes people clearly feel this boom that has swept across the United States. I just don't know who the audience is willing to support...""Update the latest traffic information. Washington Square has been occupied, Times Square is impassable, and Rockefeller Plaza is temporarily impassable. To be precise, the four streets from Rockefeller Plaza to Times Square have been occupied. The entrance of the flagship store of the record store has been completely occupied by the crowd, and the turbulent crowd is rolling along the street formidable and encircling the city.Dear listeners, this is fm101. 2, it's me, Allen. The news received so far is only on Manhattan Island. The major record shops have been completely surrounded. According to conservative estimates, more than 30,000 people have been mobilized to come and line up to welcome the war of the century. . This is only the situation in Manhattan, and we will gradually learn about the situation in Brooklyn and Queens...""Whether it is Glory to Death, Oasis, or Mariah Carey, this is a difficult choice, and it is also the focus of everyone's attention. All of this will be revealed today. Regardless of who will win in the end, but To be sure, this will be the busiest day in the history of the City of Angels. Perhaps it will be the busiest day in the music market in the 13 years since the release of Michael Jackson's "Thriller" album.Judging from the information I have learned so far, more than 10,000 people have gathered in Hollywood Boulevard, Sunset Boulevard, and Melrose Avenue, and there are no exceptions in other corners of the city. It seems that the entire city has been Crazy music lovers have completely conquered, and the earliest fans actually queued up 24 hours ago..."At this moment, the radio programs of major cities are opening the early morning curtain, officially awakening the noise of September 23. The radio programs of almost every city are paying attention to today's war of the century, not just Because this is the biggest attraction of today-only briefly surpassing "Independence Day" within today; at the same time, it is also because the turbulent crowds in every corner of the city have reached breathtaking levels, making the already terrifying peak of work Becomes more turbulent.In addition to the sharp horns and roar of engines, noisy discussions and exuberant screams became the most distinctive embellishment of this early morning, and opened the prelude to this early morning vigorously.Not only radio shows, Fox TV simply moved the live broadcast scene to the main street queuing scene in major cities. After the sweetness of "Independence Day", Fox TV quickly and accurately seized the opportunity of this war of the century. A news program that broadcasts the War of the Century has been opened, hoping to use this topical effect to create a new peak.Compared to interviewing the audience at the premiere of "Independence Day", Fox's actions this time were undoubtedly more shocking and shocking to the other three major TV stations. But the facts have proved that this seemingly absurd and ridiculous idea has triggered a chain effect, making "Good Day Live" unexpectedly join the competition for the ratings of the morning news program.In the live broadcast hall of Fox TV's morning news program "Good Day Live", behind it is a TV wall composed of 24 TV screens. Each screen represents the live broadcast scene of a city. A screen is full of turbulent people, and an endless sea of people rushes towards you, forming a spectacular picture, which is more direct and effective than any commentary or any language, and conveys the sense of impact without any hindrance."Hello, New York, I am bringing you a live report at Herman Park in Houston herman.npark. You can see the turbulent crowd behind me through the lens. At least three thousand people have gathered here. All People came here for the first time to buy a single... Ah..." During the talk, the crowd behind her came over, and the host had to change the position, but even so, she still could not escape. Swallowed by the crowd, a group of fans ran over screaming frantically, and the four people walked up to the host side by side, and then included her in the side by side category, shouting happily, "Oasis! Oasis! oasis!"The location host was forced to dance with them, but still dedicated himself to the microphone and said, "As you can see, here is a carnival heat wave, and everyone is greeted by the most exciting way. The battle of the century is coming! Soon, the host's microphone had to be put down, and then danced with the four people around him, but he couldn't help but also followed the others with an extremely bright smile on his face.This is a carnival, a carnival that belongs to everyone.The scene immediately shifted to the studio, and the two hosts began to talk, "We have just watched live reports in ten cities. From the current situation, at least more than 500,000 people have been mobilized in the United States, and so many people have participated. In this unparalleled battle of the century.""What's even more frightening is that this is just the tip of the iceberg. Our camera lens can't completely record the surging crowds in every city. It can only let people see a corner of this grand occasion. It's just like we are taking pictures at this time. On Sixth Avenue outside the shed, long crowds have surrounded the surrounding four streets. This is definitely the craziest day since the Beatles landed in the United States. Almost everyone is discussing whether to support Who? So, Pete, do you have an answer?""I don't know, I really don't know. Personally, I might vote for glory to death, but in terms of overall market performance, I don't have a clear answer. Oh, Washington's ahead There was news from the scene, wow, this is really a crowd! Regarding this issue, we will discuss it later, let's take a look at the situation at the scene first..."This program produced by Fox TV station can be said to have no substantive content, but it is just such a program, but it truly records the information of the war of the century. In the following two decades, people have repeatedly talked about this century. During the war, the live footage of "Good Day Live" will appear as historical data, showing its influence.In the end, "Good Day Live" attracted a full 5.5 million viewers, while "Today" received 5.45 million viewers, and "Good Morning America" stopped 5.5 million viewers. Stationed the action of the turntable. This is undoubtedly a miracle, a miracle in the history of TV news program ratings!But in fact, the miracle created by "Good Day Live Broadcasting" is simply insignificant for this North American carnival, as their show host himself said: This is just the tip of the iceberg!No one can actually count how many people participated in this carnival on this day. Perhaps the final single sales of the three groups of singers can reveal some real data; but what can be seen is, In more than 30 cities across the United States, the level of traffic congestion has increased several times than at any time. The traffic jam continued from 6 a.m. to 11 a.m., without any relief. The accessories of the vigorous war of the century are: On this day, the proportion of office workers who are late has increased by 86%.More than 130 radio stations and 220 media outlets across the United States have all cast their sights on the war of the century, focusing on this unprecedented-and perhaps no-comer competition. Not only the North American continent, but the UK alone, more than 85 radio stations and 193 media have reported on this competition, whether it is large-scale media or small-town tabloids. Similar to the United States, major cities in the United Kingdom also encountered terrible traffic jams on this day.Just the city of London mobilized more than 100,000 fans to join this carnival-this is still the most conservative estimate. Like big cities like New York and Los Angeles, this is a carnival in London. Therefore, music lovers have taken to the streets one after another, expressing their strong support for idols with their actions.This storm is sweeping over two continents in an unstoppable posture, and the horrible momentum makes people suddenly have an illusion: Woodstock, it is happening again!
