Ending an 18-month-long album drought, singer Lee Hom is finally launching his newest album, Shi Ba Ban Wu Yi.
The singer held an autograph session last Sunday prior to the official release of his album, due on July 31.
Over 2000 fans from Thailand, Hong Kong, China, Singapore and Malaysia flew down just to see their idol.
The event also attracted over 30 different media to cover the event.
However, due to the sheer number of people at the event and the lack of space, two reporters had a tussle over standing positions and stage crew had to allocate extra space to alleviate the tension.
The troubles did not end there.
It was raining cats and downs and many fans were soaked to the skin.
It did not help that reporters were blocking the views of the fans. The already-frustrated fans began shouting angrily that they can't see the stage and a visibly embarrassed Lee Hom had to appease the crowd by keeping the interview short.
"I apologize for everyone having to cram in such a small space. I would've been unhappy too if it was me; we better end the interview soon."
Lee Hom's good friend, singer Vivian Hsu contributed the lyrics of his single and had specially flown down from Japan to attend Lee Hom's autograph session with a gift: a phone in the form of a red heel.
"He's been working hard every day for his fans and his music. I'm giving him this gift in the hope that he can find a nice partner to cook for him and take care of him."