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He perform a fiery, albeit censored version of "Trespassing" ("ass" is replaced with "yeh"; "BS" with "dress"), complete with a crazy train video backdrop. This is proceeded by a powerful "Whataya Want From Me" duet with a finalist, Zhang Wei 张玮, who's a major fan of his. The performances are backed by Chinese musicians. | He perform a fiery, albeit censored version of "Trespassing" ("ass" is replaced with "yeh"; "BS" with "dress"), complete with a crazy train video backdrop. This is proceeded by a powerful "Whataya Want From Me" duet with a finalist, Zhang Wei 张玮, who's a major fan of his. The performances are backed by Chinese musicians. | ||
| − | The performance is witnessed live by 80,000 people in the Shanghai Stadium, | + | The performance is witnessed live by 80,000 people in the Shanghai Stadium, 100 million television viewers and 400 million online viewers. |
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Revision as of 08:06, 7 October 2012
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Date: September 30, 2012 Event: The Voice of China (Trespassing Promo) Type: Concert Televised: Yes Venue: Shanghai Stadium 上海体育场 City: Shanghai Country: China |
Highlights
It's the Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival. Adam appears for the first time on Chinese television for the finale of The Voice of China 中国好声音.
He perform a fiery, albeit censored version of "Trespassing" ("ass" is replaced with "yeh"; "BS" with "dress"), complete with a crazy train video backdrop. This is proceeded by a powerful "Whataya Want From Me" duet with a finalist, Zhang Wei 张玮, who's a major fan of his. The performances are backed by Chinese musicians.
The performance is witnessed live by 80,000 people in the Shanghai Stadium, 100 million television viewers and 400 million online viewers.
Setlist
- Trespassing
- Whataya Want From Me (Duet)