For Jay Chou, because his fame has already started, even if Jay Chou's name is mentioned again in five or two years, everyone will still give a thumbs up, and the status of the king of Chinese songs is absolutely unshakable. For Kun, how far he can go on the road of small fresh meat is anyone's guess. Perhaps one day, the aesthetic of the whole people will become higher, and small fresh meat will no longer be sought after by everyone, and Kun's road to performing arts will collapse.
However, as far as the current situation is concerned, the commercial value created has been accepted by the company and the media, and now Jay Chou is hiding behind the scenes, helping the Chinese music scene to create more music and cultivate more outstanding artists, so Jay Chou itself has become synonymous with value, which is completely different from the value created by Kun.
But when it comes to protection, I personally think it's better to protect Jay Chou, because the meaning of the word Jay Chou is completely different now. If Jay Chou is properly protected, it can transport more capable new people to the Chinese music scene.
Protecting Kun is not what we should do, but what fans should do. For those fans who like Kun, no matter what Kun has done, they can be forgiven. When these fans exist, the value of Kun is definitely incomparable. But once these fans get rid of their powder, or have a new understanding of the word beauty as they grow older, the value created by Kun is worthless.