For Li Dan said that the artists in the 90s of the entertainment industry rely on luck, do you think

To be able to mix up fame in the entertainment industry, luck is indeed very, very, very important! The luck mentioned here can also be understood as opportunity. However, Li Dan's original words are not true, he talked about this topic in an interview program.

Li Dan said that no one can be copied, but it can be learned. Because everyone has their own fate, 90% of it is luck in the entertainment industry. He himself is lucky, this is not a modest statement, but a very objective statement of fact.

It is not the first time that Li Dan has said that he is "lucky" in front of the camera, he never thought that he would become famous one day and become an artist. Because of his appearance, it is really far from the concept of traditional artists.

Mao Buyi once said something in "Please, Refrigerator", he actually didn't dare to tell the younger generations: Come on, as long as you work hard, you will definitely succeed, something like that. Because after he entered the circle, he saw too many powerful and hard-working people, but he never had a chance to come out.

It's not that these people don't work hard, it's just that they've been lacking some "luck". When you see this part of the people, you will look at yourself more and more, and you will feel more and more grateful, and you will feel that you are lucky. Because I'm not much better than them, it's just the right time to meet them.

Mao Buyi's words are very pertinent, and I think Li Dan also means the same. There are a lot of people who work hard in the entertainment industry, but there are also people who have not been able to make a successful debut for more than ten or twenty years. From the time he entered this circle to the time he left, he was obscure and not known.

And the person who can be known by the audience may have seized an opportunity, and it just so happens that you need to create such an artist in such a context, and you just have these potentials. Or maybe the person who pushed the door in that day was you, and you were chosen.

If it was another person who pushed the door in that day, maybe everything today belonged to another person. Not everyone who works hard will succeed, but if you have luck, you are likely to succeed.

I think 90% of the artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, it's really like this. As long as you take out the artists who are now popular, you can know that too many do not rely on strength, and too many artists either rely on background or rely on luck to become popular.

I think this statement is relatively one-sided, and it does not represent all views, because if you rely on luck alone, it is difficult to gain a long-term foothold in the entertainment industry, and strength, opportunity and luck coexist to go further.

I think so, because even if he is a powerful artist, he does not have the luck to be recognized, then it may be difficult for him to stand out in his life, not to mention most traffic artists with average ability.

I think it's true, a person is actually famous because there is a lot of luck, because there are so many excellent people, and in the end they are all unknown.

I agree. Because those who are on fire do not necessarily have strength, but they must have luck. If it's not luck, then why are those powerful factions not popular, in the final analysis, it is luck that pushes them to the front.

I think so, because only a small part of the entertainment industry can be popular, and many people will not be popular for a lifetime, so luck in the entertainment industry is very important.

It makes sense, because the most important thing for an artist is to have someone to support or encounter a very good opportunity, so that he can fully show himself.

It makes sense, but I think hard work is inseparable, of course, opportunities are also important, and you can't be popular without opportunities.

I think it makes sense, there are many powerful actors in the circle who just can't be popular, and there are many people who don't have good acting skills that are popular, so it depends on luck.

Agree. Many people with excellent talents and outstanding appearance have no chance to get out of the circle due to lack of luck.

90% of artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, and I think that's the case. Because the current entertainment industry is all small fresh meat and small traffic. There are simply no real actors who can even say they can go on stage.

These actors have no substantive breakthroughs at all, and they have no works that they can get their hands on, they all rely on luck and hype to become famous, so I think Li Dan is right.

Indeed, luck may soar, and without luck you can only slowly grind your fame, but without luck, many people can't wait for that day.

I think it's also the case, many hard-working and powerful people are not popular, but some actors who can't act and have facial paralysis are popular.

I think so, because the artist's popularity depends very much on luck, as long as he is lucky, he can become popular.

I think this statement is very correct, because in the case of no resources in the entertainment industry, you can only rely on your own luck.

I think that's right. Because this is indeed the case in the entertainment industry, and many resources are monopolized by bigwigs. Therefore, if an artist wants to become famous, he can only rely on his own luck.

Li Dan said that 90% of artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, and this sentence is not unreasonable, of course, 10% of artists can also occupy a place in the entertainment industry through their own efforts.

Li Dan said that 90% of people in the entertainment industry rely on luck, but I personally don't agree with this sentence. Artists who can be popular have a certain strength, and hard work is the key.

But just because of one or a few people, you can't bluntly say that artists in the entertainment industry live in the public eye by luck. I think it's still strength and hard work that account for a greater proportion.

I thought of the 101 girl Yang Chaoyue, she is really a proper lucky girl, not only has a recognizable face, but also has gained a large number of fans without relying on her strength.

I think of Yang Mi, because Yang Mi's career is booming, there are many, many fans, I think this is Yang Mi's own efforts, after all, success is inseparable from hard work, and at the same time, success is inseparable from luck.

I thought of Yang Chaoyue, Yang Chaoyue is really very lucky, she can't sing or dance, but she can successfully debut in a group, but she does have a good audience.

That must be Yang Chaoyue, Yang Chaoyue is famous for his luck, and many people use Yang Chaoyue's stickers to turn koi to pray for good luck.

I thought of Zhao Liying, Zhao Liying is from the countryside, she was admitted to the flight attendant, and she has a round face, and she is not particularly good-looking, but she is very lucky to be favored by the director, so she is today.

Yang transcendence. She is relatively lucky, she is not particularly outstanding in the talent show, but she is lucky to debut.

Li Dan said that 90% of artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, he refers to some of the current celebrities who have become popular with a work, such as Liu Shishi, Zhang Tianai and other stars, and there are also some artists who are familiar to people with their unique appearance, such as Huang Bo, Wang Baoqiang and others.

Li Dan said that 90% of artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, and he refers to those artists who look more distinctive and artists who become popular after filming a drama. For example, Xiao Zhan, Yu Shuxin, etc., can explode with one move. But I think most of them are still strong by luck.

Otherwise, you only have luck, no strength, and you won't be in the entertainment industry for long.

Li Dan said that 90% of artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, and he is mainly referring to some traffic artists, whose acting skills are not particularly high, and their strength is not strong, they are only loved by the public through their appearance, so these artists will easily be eliminated by the entertainment industry.

Li Dan said that 90% of artists in the entertainment industry rely on luck, I think it refers to: Yang Di, but I think Yang Di himself has 70% of his personal efforts to finally get to where he is today.

Some traffic stars, because the popularity of these traffic stars relies on capital operation, and the way they become popular can be replicated, as long as they are favored by capital, they may become popular.

I don't agree, if you don't have acting skills, you don't have skills. No amount of luck can withstand the toss. If we are lucky enough to be in the entertainment industry, then why can't we? Is it just bad luck?

I still agree with this statement, because many artists become popular as soon as they are lucky, and many artists may be unlucky and will not be popular for the rest of their lives.

I don't agree with this statement, although luck is only a part, but it is not possible to account for such a large part, I think strength is the most important thing.

agrees, because the artist's popularity depends very much on the audience's love, and the degree of love is very random.

Because many stars in the entertainment industry became popular by chance, some powerful stars just can't become popular, and some stars who don't have strength, but they are sought after because of emotional intelligence.

Because the competitiveness of the entertainment industry is very large, those who are good-looking and very powerful almost grab a lot of them, so in this case, if you want to stand out, you can only rely on luck.

There are many stars in the entertainment industry with good looks and good acting skills, but there are very few who are famous. The way for them to become famous is mainly to participate in high-rated film and television dramas, so as to be recognized by the audience. A lot of times, it's all about luck.

Seize the opportunity. There are many powerful people, but there are very few successful people, what they lack is luck, so 90% of celebrities rely on luck I think it is very correct.

Because 90% of the resources in the entertainment industry are in the hands of 10% of the stars. So the remaining 90% of celebrities can only become famous and successful by luck.