When Nicholas Tse was the most popular, how popular was he?

Just like Jay Chou now,

Now he's the real man.

The streets are full of his songs.

I think his most popular time was in 1999; At that time, he released a **, and gained great popularity, and then won the Best Actor Award at the Academy Awards, and then won the Best Actor Award, and successfully appeared on CCTV's Spring Festival Gala in 2000.

It was from 1999 to 2002, he was one of the four kings at that time, and he had his status and far-reaching influence in the entertainment circles in Hong Kong and the mainland, when his ** "Thank You for Your Love 1999" was released, and sold 330,000 copies.

Nicholas Tse was the most popular from 1999 to 2002, and he was very popular at that time, so popular that his songs were popular all over the country, and he also had many fans.

Although they have all been smash hits, Nicholas Tse and the "Four Heavenly Kings" belong to two generations, the "Four Heavenly Kings" are the idols of the queen, and Nicholas Tse is the later want to kill. The number of classics is nowhere near as good as any of the "Four Heavenly Kings".

There is a popular saying on the Internet: the post-80s think he is a singer, the post-90s think he is an actor, and the post-00s think he is a cook. This sentence is about Nicholas Tse, as for why this ridiculous remark is popular on the Internet, it is precisely because Nicholas Tse is not only a singer, but also went to film and television dramas after retiring from the music scene, and even filmed a food reality show "Twelve Tastes" managed by himself.

Can Nicholas Tse be popular around 1999 with the "Four Four Heavenly Kings"? The answer is a resounding no, of course, referring to the level of popularity at the time and not anything else.

The Hong Kong music scene in the 90s can be said to be the world of the "Four Heavenly Kings", and there are few singers who can compare their popularity with the "Four Heavenly Kings" in the 90s. Everyone must have understood how popular Wang Jie was at that time, and I heard that the "Four Heavenly Kings" were the "confidential **" used by the Hong Kong music scene to compete with Wang Jie.

Although Nicholas Tse was not as popular as the "Four Heavenly Kings" during this period, the period from 1999 to 2001 was indeed the peak of his singer's life. From 1997 to 1999, five ** were released, of which the Chinese ** "Thank You for Your Love 1999" released in 1999 sold more than 1 million, and it was also this ** that made Nicholas Tse establish his position in the Chinese music scene.

In 2001, Nicholas Tse won the "Asia's Best-Selling Male Singer Award with the World's Highest Sales" with "Jade Butterfly" and "Century Prophecy" at the World ** Awards.

Personally, I think that around 1999 was the peak of Nicholas Tse's singer's life, but it is more popular than the "Four Heavenly Kings", of course, the popularity of the "Four Heavenly Kings", because it is compared to the "Four Heavenly Kings", not one of the Heavenly Kings.

Nicholas Tse in 1999 was very popular in the entertainment industry. At that time, he spanned the three worlds of film and television songs, not only released his personal **, but also starred in many well-known movies and TV series. Many stars are his supporting roles.

Nicholas Tse was the dream lover in the minds of all young women around 1999, and he was almost present in all the films at that time, and he had become popular with the Four Heavenly Kings, I believe.

Nicholas Tse was known to everyone in the north and south of the country around 1999, young and old, and his songs were all on the streets and alleys. His fame has indeed overshadowed the Four Heavenly Kings, and he is even more popular than them.

Nicholas Tse was outrageously popular around 1999, with a lot of fans, even comparable to the Four Heavenly Kings. Of course I do.

How popular Nicholas Tse was back then, Li Zhiyan was his little fan brother, and Asa couldn't help but imitate him.