Wu was upset at first, but he eventually chose the other way for the sake of PR. While Cai Xukun filed a law suit against all Bilibili users who made mocking music videos of him, Wu went out of his way to make this memetic song an actual piece of music.
I know Wu is the singer, but who is Cai Xukun? Also, you can sue people over the internet in China?
Ha, it's another shitter, okay. I misunderstood the translation and I thought Cai was Wu's agent or something.
BarefeetChaser said: And no, you can't sue anonymous internet users.
Good thing. Chinese already have a nasty reputation for suing over menial shit, even more than Americans, if they started suing Internet people, we'd never see the end of it.
Big bowl and broad noodles
This is a meme related to Chinese-Canadian rap singer Kris Wu.
On Jun.30 2017, Kris Wu participated in an entertainment show, where he was challenged with a task: Make noodles in a Shaanxi restaurant while free style rapping in local dialect about the noodle he made. It was a demanding task but Wu was able to complete it, albeit receiving disappointing feedbacks. However, his peculiar rap interested quite a few netizen, and they made this rap into a song named Big Bowl and Broad Noodles, mocking Wu and the rather puzzling lyric of his rap.
Wu was upset at first, but he eventually chose the other way for the sake of PR. While Cai Xukun filed a law suit against all Bilibili users who made mocking music videos of him, Wu went out of his way to make this memetic song an actual piece of music.
