Phoenix Rising: From Heartache to Heroism

Chapter 336 Hype It Up

Zelena chuckled. "Haha, nothing, I was just asking. Anyway, I'll hang up now."

With that, Zelena hung up first.

Hattie was puzzled, not understanding what Zelena meant.

But she would soon find out.

Violeta's popularity was soaring.

People were commenting about her everywhere online.

Mainly driven by two waves of interest.

Even within the industry, people were talking about her.

They said this was the grandest debut for a newcomer.

The other three from the company were overshadowed by Violeta.

Brandon didn't mind, since their future paths were different.

Chad didn't care either, as male and female artists weren't in direct competition.

The biggest victim was Tracy.

Tracy had hoped the company's official announcement would bring her some attention.

Although people did talk about her, the focus was more on Violeta. It made Tracy and Winnie even more resentful of Violeta.

They were furious.

...

The company didn't show favoritism as they treated everyone equally.

their artists differed

was adept at riding the wave of popularity, managing the Facebook account, and sharing numerous updates about

bought some trending

the

a few strategic keywords, he stirred

Lydia and Violeta'

Top Gun

Violeta and Eugene'

figure, into the controversy,

was Eugene's previous artist and Apex's top

been his

she had left Apex and was no

betrayed and

was time to use her name, Eugene didn't hold back from using

the hype game

the only one bold enough to

private gossip

stir and

What the hell?'

a newcomer step on our star! Who do you think you are?' They flooded Violeta's Facebook with insults and sarcastic comments. Violeta's comment section and

Violeta in advance when

if you're with me, you need to

to let him do that

to keep

far from what

calm. "I'm fine with whatever, Mr. Scott. Do what you think

Eugene was stunned.

afraid of being scolded by

at ease. "Mr. Scott, any publicity is good publicity. I've already prepared

"Great! Awesome!"

even more impressed with

didn't expect her to handle pressure

crying or throwing tantrums. But to withstand public criticism was another