A virtual concert that your idol calls before you

"One day while we were sleeping on the beach, a large sea creature appeared and swallowed us, playing in a whale belly with plastic and finally bursting."

The notion of the British group Easy Life is evident in the game, and screams, fireworks, swimming pool, psychedelic electric music ... Part of the equipment for the streets In electronic communication, we can use the light in a concert . , with drum beats on lanterns and great DJ events, players can float in the game and walk through tons of fireworks and neon lights.

According to Forbes analyst Paul Tassi, the gigs available on games like "Fortnite" offer the best shows that "also give you a glimpse into the metaverse of the game."

On November 19, famous American singer Justin Bieber gave a 30-minute Meta Universe concert on the virtual wave music wave.

The background of the whole show is colorful, and there are golden grains, the sun and the flames coming from the grass, so the meaning of the music can be said.

The beaver, which sings with barley as a blessing in the virtual stage, is not as real as the real person, but can cover the shortcomings of the existing concert, such as the singer's voice and image.

Earlier this year, Marshmallow even hosted a virtual concert. Marshmallow reported in a virtual video that uses motion capture devices when entering the stadium, players can chat directly with them, a total of 10.7 million people attended this concert.

Travis Scott's meta-space gig on "Fortnite". The organizations that created the in-game world include parks and speakers. Players can dive into the ocean or go into space and feel weightless. electronic music.

In August of this year, famous American singer Ariana Grande gathered 78 million spectators on a multi-day virtual tour around Fortnite.

Another gaming platform, Roblox, also brings virtual reality to the meta world, including big names like Lil Nas X and Zara Larsson.

From the audience's perspective, virtual concert play always offers virtual space available, and access to the game is constantly being enhanced for the player in advance, making players aware of connections with other players and artists. Technological advancements will add blurry lines between the virtual and the real.

Paul Tassi sighed, "I think it will take 10 or 20 years for the Metaverse to happen, but when I go to this virtual concert, I seem to already know the life of the Metaverse."