His Genius Wife Is A Superstar novel Chapter 1631

A week passed by.

During this time, Iris Long's latest song, "I, the Dreamer", dominated the music charts. Despite being in English, it became popular even with older generations.

Critics analyzed this phenomenon and concluded that the key was in the music. It didn't matter what language the song was sung in. Its music alone was enough to engage listeners.

There was a cinematic feel to the music that gave goosebumps to listeners. In addition, its ballad quality fit the tastes of the older generation.

Of course, it wouldn't dominate the music charts if it didn't pique the younger generations. The combination of ballad quality with modern, contemporary pop infusion was a hit with all age groups.

It also didn't hurt that Enrique Valdez collaborated with Iris Long.

All of these combined was a recipe for success.

Iris and her team worked every day for the past week promoting her new song. Finally, her name resounded within the music industry and showbiz once again.

Her MusicFest Tonight performance from a week ago went viral. She was featured in news programs, talk and radio shows, newspapers, magazines, and online news outlets.

Everyone was talking about how her upcoming album would be her most successful yet.

Of course, it was inevitable that there would be detractors.

Some claimed that Iris Long had already missed the chance to rise to superstardom when she married and gave birth to children. Nobody was interested in a wife and mother, they said.

The Black Stars immediately sent out their elite force, the Slippers Army, to wage war against these immature, narrow-minded bashers.

Others said that the success of Iris Long's new music was only thanks to her collaboration with the legendary hitmaker, Enrique Valdez. Without him, she wouldn't even have a fighting chance in competing on the international stage.

This was because it was reported that "I, the Dreamer" had also debuted abroad.

The song debuted at number 72 in the US, number 64 in the UK, number 85 in Canada, number 90 in Australia and similar average numbers across several countries.

These numbers weren't impressive, but Iris Long was basically unknown in these countries. It was indeed thanks to Enrique Valdez's name that Iris Long's song, "I, the Dreamer", even entered the top 100 in the first place.

In a sense, some of the detractors were indeed right.

However, the song performed impressively well in some countries and it was thanks to Iris Long herself.

The song debuted in Germany at number 15. In France, it did better at number 7.

She hadn't yet become a household name in France back then, but when she launched Liberté, the local media used her past achievement at the film festival to boost the company's image. _{freёwebnoѵel.com}