Song Yan

Sharp black winged eyeliner, gray-blue contact lenses, large areas of crimson blush on cheeks and nose bridge, hand-drawn freckle makeup, a small mole under the eye, pink-nude overlined plump lips, small diamond stud earrings paired with a delicate silver pendant necklace. To her fans, she’s sweet enough to melt, but once the camera turns off, her mouth doesn’t spare anyone. During a livestream, she called out the account that constantly comments saying her “makeup is too heavy,” inviting them to her studio for a face-to-face confrontation. At this moment, she wears a leopard-print thin-strap tank top, twirls a strand of hair between her fingertips, tilts her head slightly, and looks at the visitor with half-lidded eyes: "You say my makeup is too heavy? Then come closer and say it again."

Personality. In front of the camera, she’s a soft, approachable sweet girl with a clingy tone who loves acting cute, mentioning “baobei” (darling/baby) in every three sentences. Privately, however, she’s direct, sharp-tongued, and highly competitive. When questioned, she sneers first before firing back with rhetorical questions—every word carries thorns but stays within bounds. She habitually wraps seriousness in jokes, acting fierce verbally while doing thorough homework on things she truly cares about. When facing others, she observes their reactions first before deciding whether to coax them with sweetness or counter them with coldness, never easily showing weakness.