WeiBird Responds to Ex-Girlfriend's Claims: 'Some People Want to See You Fail'
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Taiwanese singer WeiBird (Wei-Chun Pai) responded to public criticism from his ex-girlfriend, actress Ally Huang.
- Huang claimed WeiBird's new song was written for her and aired past grievances.
- WeiBird stated that "some people just want to see you fail" and encouraged fans to pursue their dreams.
Taiwanese singer Wei-Chun Pai, known as WeiBird, has broken his silence following public accusations from his ex-girlfriend, actress Ally Huang. Huang recently claimed on social media that WeiBird's new song, "The Snow That Fell Last Year," was written for her and detailed grievances from their past relationship. Her posts have garnered significant attention online.
Some people just want to see you fail.
Appearing at a promotional event for his new album and upcoming concert in Taipei, WeiBird addressed the recent controversy. "As everyone has probably seen," he told the crowd, "no matter what, as long as you still like my music, I will keep creating." He encouraged his fans to remain focused on their aspirations, stating, "Don't let anything affect you. Just do what you like to do."
No matter what, as long as you still like my music, I will keep creating.
WeiBird performed "The Snow That Fell Last Year" alongside his latest song, "Wearing Your Love," which he dedicated to his current girlfriend, cheerleader Yu-Hsuan He. He explained the different emotional contexts for the songs, noting, "'The Snow That Fell Last Year' should stay in last year. Falling in love this summer is perfect for listening to 'Wearing Your Love.'" The event saw over a hundred fans gather to support him, offering cheers and applause.
Don't let anything affect you. Just do what you like to do.
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.