Chapter 56: In Full Swing

"'Coming of Age' second track Chinese version—'Rising Wind' is officially online!"

At eight o'clock the next day, Luo Quan's second new song arrived as scheduled. The fans who had been waiting for a long time clicked to play immediately, and this time it was a new experience.

Yesterday's song sang about first love, and today's song is to praise youth, to praise that fleeting but unforgettable youth.

No language can describe this period of time.

That might be the most beautiful and leisurely period of time for everyone. We don't need to consider the firewood, rice, oil, and salt of life. We always have poetry and distance in our hearts. Even if we are hurt because of ignorant feelings and immaturity, we can quickly throw this pain behind us until many years later, when we are alone in the middle of the night, we leave tears of nostalgia or regret.

Love is a part of youth, but youth is not just love. There is the squeaking chalk sound on the blackboard, the bell that wakes you up in the afternoon, and those faces that are together day and night but have to go their separate ways in the end. Thinking about it many years later, it is both familiar and strange.

This is a memory that every adult will have. Perhaps it is not completely beautiful and regretless, but it must be the most unforgettable. "Rising Wind" is such a song that can evoke everyone's memories.

Like yesterday, the reputation of this song exploded again, and because of the lyrics, the acceptance of Chinese listeners was even higher than "First Love", and topping the music platform list was the best proof.

Everyone commented in the comment section, missing their youth, or the youth they are experiencing, and the liveliness was even more than yesterday.

Although from the perspective of composition, "Rising Wind" is slightly inferior, but this is China after all. In the case of not much difference, Chinese songs are definitely more popular.

Moreover, the lyric level of "Rising Wind" is definitely top-tier. It didn't pile up a lot of meaningless gorgeous words, nor did it moan without illness just to move itself. Every lyric sang the hearts of people and could resonate with everyone who heard it.

With the release of "Rising Wind", the last bit of sound questioning Luo Quan finally died down, because they had no fulcrum to support their remarks. The first two songs of an album slaughtered major music platforms and short video APPs in China, and they were just trial versions!

If this album could be cheaper, I'm afraid the domestic pre-sale volume would have broken through the sky long ago. At least many albums in China with quality far inferior to "Coming of Age" can still sell millions of copies, although one only costs ten or twenty yuan.

It is Luo Quan who debuted in Japan and suffered from the language. If she wrote English songs, don't know how they would blow her up.

Zhihu, which has always been one of the largest positions against Luo Quan, has now given up resistance and began to join the ranks of praising Luo Quan with the crowd.

Although the Q&A about IQ tax has disappeared from the hot list, those high-praise answers were turned out by netizens one by one and whipped the corpse. Many people enjoy this kind of reality mockery and face-slapping. What is ridiculous is that many people may have forgotten that they were originally the group of people who should be slapped.

It's just that people who wrote high-praise answers received more attention, so it was easier to be established as a typical target. And these wall-grasses were originally the root of black Luo Quan, but now they have turned into justice partners, which is really ironic.

After two days, Luo Quan hit the Zhihu hot list again, but the treatment was completely opposite.

As the community with the highest academic qualifications in China, Zhihu users have always been proud of their high-quality and high-quality answers. When they blacked Luo Quan before, they were witty and eloquent, but when they praised people, they appeared to be the same.

Under "How to evaluate the singer Luo Quan", they are all words like talented woman and new star, and the slightly meatier ones are "The hope of Asian pop music, the leader of the new generation of singer-songwriters!"

Similar adjectives were originally a black name. Whoever is crowned with this title will become a bird in the head and be pointed at by countless guns.

It is not that those singers are not excellent, but not excellent enough.

The Chinese music scene in the past also had its own glory. In the first ten years of the new century, various heavenly kings, divine albums, and golden songs emerged one after another. That era was the least lacking in talent, because every new generation singer had talent!

But don't know why, in the last ten years, the number of high-quality songs has plummeted, and saliva songs and brainwashing divine songs without nutrition have begun to occupy the music charts. More and more music people who started halfway have begun to feed fans shit.

However, at least these songs were written by themselves. Although the quality is much worse, it is not shameful to sing only in their own country.

And now, plagiarism has become the mainstream of the music market, and music people who write songs with heart have almost disappeared. Sinicization and copying have become the golden key to occupying the music market. This phenomenon is especially rampant on short video apps.

A song from exploding the whole internet to being dug up for plagiarism may not take three days!

The key is that there are still many people washing, and even running to the original singer to scold the original singer. In such a big environment, it is a strange thing to be able to write good songs.

So many older music people say: There is no music scene in China now, only one Chinese work after another, and it is extremely garbage.

So the title of "New Generation Singer-Songwriter Leader" is basically a complete black name in the eyes of most people. No one among the current young music people is qualified to bear this title. Whoever dares to want it will be unlucky.

However, Luo Quan's appearance broke this unspoken rule. When someone on Zhihu crowned this title on Luo Quan, almost no one questioned it.

Although she has only written one Chinese song to date, for a creative singer, composition talent is definitely the most important talent. And judging from the songs Luo Quan has released so far, the melody of every song is at the top level. If it is Sinicized, it can still be popular in China!

And with the talent Luo Quan has shown so far, high-quality Chinese songs like "Rising Wind", saying that she can come at her fingertips might be a bit exaggerated, but she can definitely write them if she spends a little thought!

So, the title of "New Generation Singer-Songwriter Leader" is definitely well-deserved. No one is more suitable for this title than Luo Quan.

Under the question "How to evaluate the singer Luo Quan", the most liked answer is:

"Finally... finally! We don't have to look for so-called good songs like panning for gold in shit on various charts as before. Recognize the name Luo Quan. In the next ten years, this name will be a signboard as brilliant as a diamond!"

Interestingly, the person who made this answer and the person who felt Luo Quan would be exhausted a few days ago are the same person. ===== CHAPTER 57 =====