Isn t Two Butterflies an old song? Why is it trending this year?

One reason is people's nostalgia. Another reason is that people experience something new from old songs.

This song is not good at all, the first time I heard it, I thought it was Qiong Yao's song, and I played this song everywhere on the street, at that time I also told my friends how such an old song was put everywhere, and I thought it was strange, and when I listened to the song on the Internet, I knew that this bad song was so popular! Alas, I really don't know how strange these people's tastes have become now!

I think the reason why this song is popular is that it is more smooth, and it is more pure, not so much pretentious, hehe.

Because the original song was not popular enough, it was not popular at that time!

Later, because it was the singer who sang this song on the Internet, it became popular!

Oldies are a kind of taste, no matter when it is not forgotten, it is people's nostalgia for the past, maybe a kind of nostalgia! But no matter when, we will never forget it, we love it, not only because of its melody, but also because it represented a period of people!

Quite simply, because this year is popular Internet songs.

Because it's hard to hear, it's popular 1

Is it popular? I spit out when I saw those four words.

Only those with no taste listen.

In particular, some kindergarten teachers also teach students to sing.

Say what is elegant and vulgar.

It's really not like that.

It's people's tastes that have a problem!

A lot of people don't seem to know it's an old song.

Lilacs, Qilixiang, A Snow in 2002, Perfume Closed Poisonous, Peach Blossoms, QQ Love, Nocturne, Hair Like Snow, Black Sweater and other songs.

1."Lilac" is a song written, arranged and sung by Tang Lei. It was completed in April 2000, uploaded to the Internet in 2002, and included in Tang Lei's ** "Lilacs" in 2004.

In 2004, "Lilac" won the 12th Oriental Billboard "Chantri Night"."Top 10 Golden Melody Awards.

2."10,000 Reasons" is a song (representative work) sung by Zheng Yuan in 2004, written and composed by Long Jun, and included in the ** "Really Good Intentions" released by Peacock Records on January 5, 2005.

3."Seeking Buddha" (alias "A Lifetime of Love") is a song written by Chen Chao, composed music, and sung by the oath, which is included in the ** "My Oath" released by the oath on February 10, 2006.

4."The First Snow in 2002" is Daolang's ** released in 2004, with a total of 12 songs. In addition to the cover songs such as "Xinjiang Good", "Salam ***", "Camel Bell", etc., the other half was written and composed by Daolang.

5."QQ Love" is a record produced by the S-Wing Band (sung by Feile Records), released in 2006, with a total of 10 songs.