Chapter 378: Phoenix Nirvana

"Sanskrit Sound?" The female Psychologist listened to Xu Chujing's words, looked at the image projected by the projector, and couldn't help but nod.

That rap segment Tian Ming just performed really gave people a feeling of Sanskrit Sound!

Luo Mo had brought a song, "Daughter's Love," to the stage of "Creating Idols," and then released another, "Daughter Kingdom."

In the song "Daughter Kingdom," he adopted a relatively special singing style; he was clearly singing, yet it gave people the feeling of a monk chanting scriptures.

Thereby, he created the sense of a wavering heart as Tang Seng faced the alluring Queen of the Daughter Kingdom.

However, the rap in this song, "Deep Sea," has a distinct difference.

Many listeners on Earth felt that listening to this segment would make one think of the well-known... "Great Compassion Mantra"!

That's right, that's exactly the feeling!

——The Sanskrit Sound appears in the world, the Buddha's light shines everywhere!

When Tian Ming sang this segment, the camera swept directly to the live audience and the people in the professional judge's seats; many people opened their mouths wide, feeling a tingling sensation on their scalps!

Listening to this segment live was truly too shocking!

And you have to know, the Fengge Group, composed of Tian Ming and Xue Ning, has always been called tacky.

But that group of people who play Hip Hop often feel that they are very trendy, very new, and very maverick.

Therefore, Tian Ming has never been accepted by the so-called Hip Hop circle.

To be precise, the ones who scolded him the most were these Hip-Hop People who play Hip Hop.

"Can you stop defiling our rap?"

"I'm dying of laughter, this can also be called rap?"

"This is the tackiest rap I've ever heard. Does this Tian Ming have any talent?"

"If he came to our underground and participated in some of our underground Hip Hop circle competitions, could he pass the first round?"

However, does Tian Ming really lack rap talent?

Is he really as unbearable as this group of people says?

Is he really just that kind of trash that deserves to be mocked by the crowd?

Naturally not!

Although that segment of content just now only had a few sparse lines, this unique handling of the singing style was truly heaven-defying.

Most importantly, did you notice that the reason his rap segment just now gave people a sense of the Sanskrit Sound appearing in the world is because he gave people a very magical feeling in the shaping of his voice, which is—it came with its own reverb!

It was clearly sung live, but it gave people the illusion that it had been post-processed.

This is a Live Broadcast, and the general environment on Blue Star is extremely repulsed by lip-syncing.

If it can be said that Luo Mo was crowned the "King of Pacifying Hip-Hop" by netizens through the song "Nocturne," then Tian Ming, this Singer who was crowned with the name "Prairie Bandit" by Luo Mo, is equivalent to kidnapping everyone in the Hip Hop circle while singing the Sanskrit Sound!

Must there be profanity in rap?

Must there be some English?

Must one engage in things that everyone cannot understand, and engage in some messy culture?

Listen up for Laozi!

Listen to what is called rap!

At this very moment, the bullet comments in the Live Broadcast went straight crazy.

The audience was stunned.

"Why did I hear a sense of salvation?"

"My god, are you sure this is 'Deep Sea'?"

"I don't know him, but I feel like he wants to save me!"

"Deadly, even my grandma knitting in the living room had her attention drawn."

"Offer incense, offer incense for me!"

"Listen, the Buddha is rapping!"

The female Psychologist looked at the Fengge Group in the Live Broadcast and said, "It's quite good. Perhaps this song... can really bring salvation to some people."

Xu Chujing glanced at her and said, "Didn't you notice that these two versions of 'Deep Sea' are actually an advanced process?"

"The first version is to make those suffering from depression feel—he understands me."

"The second version is to make them feel—he wants to help me."

The female Psychologist thought for a moment and nodded.

Finally, she said to Xu Chujing, who was curled up like a Cat on the sofa, "My Heavenly Queen's eye for picking men is just good."

Xu Chujing glanced at her and ignored her.

She just raised her chin slightly, like a Cat.

………

………

"Why am I crying?" A slightly chubby woman watched the Live Broadcast, and such a voice emerged in her heart.

Her name is Chen Rongrong, and she is one of the guests in the mouth of the female Psychologist.

The song "Deep Sea" is a treasure song she discovered inadvertently; taking it out to listen when feeling upset and restless can help her gain peace.

The original version of "Deep Sea" has been really popular during this period, especially in Moments, where one can often see people sharing it in the middle of the night.

Many people feel that for depression patients like Chen Rongrong, would listening to this "Deep Sea" make them feel more uncomfortable, more depressing, more desperate, and more painful?

Actually, no; at least she didn't.

She would only be very calm, with no ripples in her heart.

Because these emotions that others talk about were already habitual to her.

If you go to the comment section of the original version of "Deep Sea," you will find that very few people leave comments saying, "Listened until I cried."

This did not bring them sorrow; the oppressive atmosphere created in this song, that sense of suffocation it built, only made Chen Rongrong feel no ripples in her heart.

It is laughable to say, but a song that others imagined would cause her emotions to rise and fall violently ended up, for her, becoming a hypnotic divine song before falling asleep.

She listens to this song to sleep, and she can sleep more comfortably.

It is as if she herself is placed in the bottomless Dahai, with the seawater wrapping her tightly, and not a single bit of light visible around her.

Chen Rongrong suffers from depression only because of some childhood trauma.

Someone once said: "Some people use their childhood to heal their whole life, while others use their whole life to heal their childhood."

When the Psychologist was treating Chen Rongrong, the sentence that left the deepest impression was: "She spent half her life in the delivery room to give birth to me; I thought she loved me very much."

Chen Rongrong is someone who likes listening to songs very much, but she never sings in KTV, always saying she cannot sing.

Singing variety shows are her favorite.

She has always felt that music is a very magical thing. Many times, she even thinks that for her, music is more effective than Medicine.

She watched King of Love Songs in its entirety last year; sometimes when she goes to see the Psychologist, the Psychologist would chat with her about Luo Mo, and it often has a very good effect.

Chen Rongrong did not expect to be able to hear "Under the Sea" on the program today.

Even less did she expect that what she heard was such an "Under the Sea"!

Xue Ning's Singing carries a powerful penetrative force and vitality, giving people a feeling of wanting to live tenaciously.

Tian Ming's Rap made her shudder all over uncontrollably.

She does not know why she is crying.

Clearly, the original version of "Under the Sea" is more suffocating.

But the tears just won't stop, they just won't stop!

At this moment, Xue Ning is still Singing:

"【Always loving to pull a smiling face at cold and indifferent people,

People on the shore all wear expressions of indifference.

The human world is a fleeting glimpse, everything scatters like smoke.】"

Judging from this section, it seems as if there is no difference from the original version.

But in reality, the lyrics of the entire song after adaptation follow a dialogue-like mode.

This is the self-narration of someone falling into the sea!

Alright, we have heard it.

Then, what should we do next?

The song's accompaniment began to become a bit more impassioned, and Tian Ming was seen picking up the microphone again.

This is a Rap segment that was added in.

"【The scattered moonlight passes through the clouds, gazing at the crowd,

Our lonely hearts are sometimes like the bottom of the sea.

Sadness cannot be empathized with in just a few words,

Tears have no sound, but I want to hold you tight.

You are an important existence, you are someone's star.

.......】"

Still a Rap like Sanskrit Sound, still soul-stirring.

Chen Rongrong personally did not like Rap at all; the only Rap song she downloaded was Luo Mo's "Nocturne".

However, she is clearly watching the program with full concentration now, and she does not want to cry, but the tears just cannot stop flowing.

The adaptation Lyricist for this version of "Under the Sea" is a woman named Tang Tian.

The theme song for Super Girl back then, "Singing Loudly", came from her hand, as did those "Notes".

In recent years, she has also written many hit songs, such as the breakup divine song "Decency", Wang Fei's "As You Wish", and Cen Ning'er's "Light Chaser", etc.

This is a very formidable female Lyricist, but on New Year's Eve one year, she was diagnosed with throat cancer.

She posted on Weibo: "I hid in the hospital room and cried, writing down many wishes; the most important one is: I must outlive my parents."

Such a Gentle song, adapted from the hand of an anti-cancer fighter!

Tang Tian's Idol is Chen Yixun; she once said that as a musician, her biggest dream was to be able to write a song for Chen Yixun.

Recently, Chen Yixun has a new song that is very, very popular.

Many people expressed that after listening to it, they felt it was burning hot.

This platform has covers on many platforms and is called a nuclear explosion divine song by many people; listening to it makes people feel hot-blooded and full of power.

Fate has gripped my throat?

Then I must counter-kill it too!

This song comes from the hand of this cancer patient, Tang Tian.

She fulfilled her dream.

The song is titled—"Lone Warrior"!

Why is Chen Rongrong crying, why is she moved to the depths of her heart listening to this adapted version of "Under the Sea"?

Because the Lyricist is someone who has faced death directly, yet still does not submit, and is trying to defeat the God of Death.

A person who is brave to the extreme, and also Gentle to the extreme.

Go and listen to what she changed the lyrics into.

Xue Ning began to sing the B-section of the song on stage.

The A-section is the self-narration of the one falling into the sea; the B-section is the response to her.

"【The scattered moonlight, passes through the clouds."

Avoiding the crowd, she slipped into the bottom of the sea.

There is light looking for you; it wants to warm you.

It says listen—you listen—

Someone is calling you to return. 」

A bullet comment appeared in the Live Broadcast, prompting a large number of repeaters to start flooding the screen.

This group is called the Fengge Group.

The feeling the entire song gives people is that of a phoenix nirvana and rebirth!

Why must Xue Ning's singing voice manifest such penetrative power and vitality?

Because it must penetrate into that bottomless seabed!

It must make you listen! You listen!

At this moment, the entire screen was covered in bullet comments, all saying:

"So, there is also a phoenix cry at the bottom of the sea."

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(End of this chapter)