173. Luke Evans

“But why is the convention all of a sudden? not suddenly Have you been thinking about it for a long time?”

“Since the last documentary filming? vaguely? We just wanted to have a chance to share our work with our fans. Bubbles and Detective also go to Comic Con, and game companies do events like Blizzard Con.”

It was like a privileged event for popular content companies. No matter how grand the opening is, if the fans don’t come, what’s the point?

However, there is no such concern with Jaeik’s content. Rather, I’m worried about what will happen if there are too many of them.

Right now, from the other side of the world, to the story of Ricky, and so to the decision to become a villain. There are only 3 background IPs. If we added animations, games, and webtoons to that, the number would increase.

“Well. Challenge Everything Convention. Challenge Everything Showcase. There isn’t a name that resonates with me like Blizzard Con.”

“It’s an ambiguous word to shorten.”

“Challenge Everything. CEC. CEC. Or CE Showcase. Well, it would be best to go this way.”

“Whatever the name was. It’s about sharing things like this year’s work and next year’s work with fans.”

“Is it like Blizzard Con or Comic Con?”

“right. But for the challenge everything. Oh, if you add more, it would be Watpad, Mflix, or Techpole, right?”

“I really can’t be as big as them. you know?”

“That’s natural. Just start small. Is it our own party for the fans? I don’t know if it grows more and more later.”

“Well. It’s okay. If so, when?”

“First of all, early next year? Because it is the first.”

“At the beginning of next year, it won’t be bad. Do you think it will be perfect if we prepare from now?”

“And from the second time onwards, we’ll definitely fix it around the end of the year.”

“great. That would be fun. I will pass it on to the planning team. But if you do, where are you going to do it?”

“Well. Since this is just the beginning, would Hollywood be good? Because it is close to our company.”

It would certainly be of great help in imprinting the name Challenge Everything on the public.

Because it was a challenge everything that was gradually establishing a foundation and growing as a content company.

Jaeik had no intention of stopping or building this growth. I don’t know if it keeps growing.

No, to be precise, I was thinking of continuing to grow. There was a reason I had to grow even bigger in order to achieve my dream.

So I thought I’d try to move properly again.

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Click-click-!

(Oh my God. Luke Evans! Luke!)

(Luke! Look here! Luke!)

Jae-Ik wasn’t the only person whose life changed after the documentary exploded.

At the end of the documentary, a video of Luke Evans busking with a disguise was included.

Views on You Tube are also views, but thanks to the documentary, Luke’s popularity soared as well.

(Thank you. Thank you. See you next time!)

widely-

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Luke Evans, who finished his 13th busking today, got into the car with a refreshing expression.

(You’ve worked hard. Are you tired?)

(Thank you- Tired? To be honest, I could have done it for another hour, but I stopped because I was afraid that the fans would gather too much and get hurt.)

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Luke drank in the bottled water provided in the car and lay down on the car seat.

(Euhaha. It’s okay. It’s not like that. How can a child go crazy when he busking? Euhhaha. The busking was supposed to be 30 minutes, but it took an hour!)

(I mean. How can I feel good just by hearing the sound of the fans cheering me on?)

(Yes. That’s your strength. Never forget that, Luke.)

Jerry, whom Kang-seok hired to help Luke busking, gave a pleasant laugh.

I don’t know if Luke is realizing it, but his popularity was already enough to hold concerts and go on tour.

A singer who hasn’t even released an official album yet is going to a concert in the United States? It was absurd, but there was no doubt that Jaeik’s Youtube and documentary played a huge role in it.

However, Luke still insisted on busking on the street.

(If we leave now. We will arrive on time for the meeting. We will leave immediately. Take a break.)

(yes-!)

There were several reasons. Luke still insisted on street busking, and there was a reason he hadn’t met a solid supporter yet.

Jaeik’s company, Challenge Everything, was a content production company, but it’s true that it lacks support for individual concerts and singer activities.

Of course, Jaeik knew that, so he suggested independence at the point where he thought that Luke’s ability could be independent now.

‘Keuk kuk. Did I say I can go down the mountain now?’

Recalling Jaeik’s joking words, Luke giggled and laughed.

Besides, by that point, it was known that Luke had not signed a contract with Jaeik, but was literally taking lessons, and how many offers he had received from the world’s leading record labels.

However, Luke refused. It means leaving in search of a new record label.

He said he hadn’t paid even the dust of his debt yet. And for a while, it was to continue busking on the street with the Nutube team. All you can do is this

(Ah, Jaeik hyung is coming too?)

(Yeah. You’re here. Because Unive Music was introduced by the president. It has something to do with the president. Besides, Jeongyeon is also in charge of US activities there. He said he would come unconditionally.)

That’s why I introduced you to Unive Music. It was Jeongyeon’s agency in the US and one of the major shareholders of Detective Comics, which mainly focused on the film and music industries.

(Oh, it’s fine if it’s a place that hyung introduced me to. If it’s that kind of place, I’d be fine going without any special conditions.)

(Then no. Still, you should check the terms and conditions of the contract.)

Jerry shook his head as if he couldn’t stop. Because when it came to Song Jae-ik’s job, he was Luke who always shouted “Everything is OK.”

Of course, Jaeik was going to accompany a lawyer for that part, but that was a matter to go and see with your own eyes.

(I wonder if Jaeik-hyung took care of it well.)

For Luke, Song Jae-ik was like a lifesaver. Of course, he didn’t save his own life, but in a different sense, he was an existence that saved something as precious as his life.

When I thought about how anyone in the world would be able to do this much kindness to someone I never knew, without paying anything in return, I would shake my head.

It was overflowing with lessons, but it wasn’t just about lessons. From promoting through Youtube to dedicating a large part of his documentary to himself.

Wasn’t he someone who literally worked so hard for his own success without saying anything in return?

Isn’t that kind of person trustworthy enough? no matter what he does

—

(That’s a good deal.)

After reviewing the contract, Jae Ik nodded. Of course, after the initial review by the lawyers, it was the last contract Jaeik looked at.

Did you say that America is a country of lawyers? It is not wrong to say that the United States has the highest number of lawyers per capita in the world. Even the smallest things are handled by a lawyer.

That’s why Jaeik also studied law for basic legal knowledge. Even if you don’t have a lawyer’s license, shouldn’t you be able to protect at least one of your body in a land overflowing with contracts and lawsuits?

In addition, the memory that has risen dramatically with the help of the ring has been of considerable help in immediately recalling necessary legal information.

(A contract like this is good enough for you.)

It was a subsidiary of a company that was intertwined with him in many ways, so I thought he wouldn’t use nonsense, but isn’t that something that needs to be confirmed and passed on?

(okay?)

As soon as Jaeik finished speaking, Luke just signed the contract coolly.

(If hyung says it’s okay, then it’s okay. Please take good care of me.)

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Luke held hands with the CEO of Unive Music and smiled brightly, and Jaeik also burst into laughter.

(Congratulations. Fly higher.)

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Luke didn’t bother to listen, but Stephen Covey was shunned by people after Luke’s first busking in disguise was revealed.

It’s not easy, the stock price is heading to hell.

He was paying the price for easily fluttering his tongue. It’s the end of a person who couldn’t distinguish criticism from criticism.

(This is a gift.)

Jaeik handed Luke a small USB stick.

(this···?)

(It’s your new song. It won’t be short of writing it as a title song. I put a lot of effort into making it.)

People from Unive also lit up their eyes at the word title sense.

I don’t make a lot of songs, but isn’t it Jaeik, each song is a masterpiece. Of course, Unive also wanted several songs for Luke.

What does it mean that Song Jae-ik worked hard to make it? It was right to push that song as the title unconditionally.

(Then, this is definitely a title. Please look forward to it. Hyung. And thank you so much. I will take good care of you in the future.)

Seeing Luke lowering his head, Jaeik nodded with a satisfied expression.

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When the documentary was released for the first time, what Kang Seok said while eating felt like a prophecy.

I wondered if Luke’s job was over.

“Uh, um. what is this How many of these are there?”

Kang Seok scratched his head when he saw the e-mail piled up in less than two weeks.

Collaboration offers, appearance offers, IP production inquiries. Most of the mail was looking for profit. that’s for whatever reason.

I was sure it would explode, but I never expected it to be this much.

It wasn’t just an email. The search volume is increasing as time goes by, and other youtubers were scrambling to deal with Jae-ik.

“1,989 copies.”

“what?”

“The number of e-mails I received from you in the week after the documentary came out. Of course, it is still accumulating in real time.”

Jaeik, who was scanning the mail list on the monitor, shook his head. 90% of the emails were proposals to jump on the bandwagon.

In the first place, there were many emails that did not properly understand that Challenge Everything was producing web novels and webtoons in-house, and that books and webtoons were collaborating with Watpad and Nettopia.

“I refuse all offers to make animations or webtoons with our IP. We can make our own, so there’s no reason to do it.”

“OK.”

“If you have any game-related suggestions, let me know. Other than that, if you have a good suggestion like Ricky, please post it. Just upload anything you want to be ambiguous.”

“Uh. Will it take quite a while?”

It was a whopping 1,989 mails. No, to be precise, the mail was still piling up.

“Establish a management headquarters here, too, and hire staff for the secretariat. It’s hard to do it alone, so don’t force yourself to do it alone.”

The US office was relatively small. Hired writers, illustrators, translators, and a few office workers to help them.

However, the proportion of American work was gradually increasing.

While the Korean office mainly focuses on webtoon and animation production teams and Na Young-jin’s web content production, in the US, it literally deals with all fields of content, from novels and cartoons to webtoons, dramas and movies.

It was a situation where it was necessary to recruit not only backup staff to keep things running smoothly, but also production staff.

“OK. this one. Well, yes, I’ll take care of it.”

“And since we are moving into a new building soon. You can move in line with it.”

The office that I rented in the United States was somehow saturated. If there were only office workers, there were too many people coming and going according to Jaeik’s work, and the use of the office was too limited.

That’s why I bought a building in the United States. The largest building near Hollywood, where Jaeik is mainly active.

A building of such a size that anyone who sees it will have their jaw dropped. Seeing this building for the first time, Kang Seok let out a pleasant sigh, asking when the building would be completely filled, but Jaeik thought it wouldn’t be too far off.

Even after purchasing this building, Jaeik’s bankbook was not shrinking, but several times more money was piling up.

And the money was intended to be constantly reinvested to achieve new goals. Not satisfied. keep saying