Tell us about the good songs you missed because of the titles?

Since I'm a person who reads the title of a song before deciding whether or not to listen to it, I miss out on a lot of good songs. <>

The first is "Flammable and Easy**". "Flammable and Easy**" is a song by Chen Li, I saw this song title for the first time, I thought it was a very hot rock music, and I myself don't like rock music very much, so I chose not to listen to this song. Later, by chance, I heard this song in my classmate's mobile phone, I didn't know that the title of this song was "Flammable and Easy**", the first thing that attracted me was Chen Li's hoarse voice and unique singing voice, and then I noticed that the lyrics of this song were also written exceptionally well:

For me to be sultry and for my eyes to lose my mind, to show my love is true to my eyes and to lose my soul", although there is no word of blame and complaint in the whole song, but this unequal love relationship is fiercely accused through contradictions, which makes people feel happy. In just a moment, I was fascinated by this song, and after asking my classmates, I learned that it was "Flammable and Easy**", I regret not hearing this song earlier, but I am also glad that I did not miss this song in the end.

The second song is Eason Chan's "I A You", the first time I saw this song title, I didn't know that it was the meaning of "me and you" in Taiwanese. I'm you, what a strange song title, as soon as I saw this name, I chose to give up listening to this song. Later, it was also by chance that the coffee shop where I worked played this song, I also didn't know that this was Eason Chan's "I A You", but the melodious melody with Eason Chan's unique voice, although I couldn't understand the lyrics, but I felt that he seemed to be telling a story, a story that hit the heart.

Regardless of language or region, it is a heart-to-heart communication. I'm also glad I didn't miss the song in the end.

Gradually, I learned not to judge a song by its title, and it would be a shame to miss a good song because of that.

When I explain the music theory skills to you, you must think that you don't understand, but you think that I am pretending. Let me tell you this, Jay Chou is a classical **, and he is well-known for pop music, if you want to know his attainments, you should listen to Turkish ice cream, all in one breath, lady, shoes king-size, rosemary, Indiana old turtledove. Why is Jay Chou's songs always "non-mainstream"?

Let's recall Jay Chou's songs, starting from the first ** "Jay", his music style has never appeared in the entire Chinese music scene, which violates the "** mainstream", so his songs are non-mainstream. Once such a song is born, of course it is not accepted by the older generation of listeners who have never listened to honest singing, and for the post-80s and post-90s generations who accept new things relatively quickly, this is like saving their ears, which caused the first controversy of Jay Chou's music style, and it has not stopped at all since then.

The world is not over, Jay Chou's, as a fan of Jay Chou, I still like the end of the world, I just gave up this song, once I went to a concert, I heard this song by chance, and I was instantly fascinated.

Wonderful ability song, thought you nursery rhyme