Janice's new song "It's OK To Be Sad" is inspired by a mother who experienced the death of her 20-year-old son, Janice does not want the other party to suppress emotions, hoping to comfort friends through the song, while encouraging listeners to bravely face negative emotions and start over after catharsis.
The new song has been welcomed by the listeners, especially the lyrics encourage fans not to pretend to let go of the knot, there is a healing effect, so far in the radio pop charts have a good response, and more fans expect Janice to achieve the first "Top Ten" in the 17 years since the commercial platform.
Many music fans may be curious, Janice has sung "Run Away from Home", "Even if the World Has No Fairy Tales", "Predators" and other masterpieces since her debut, but she has never been able to win any song awards in the commercial platform. Of course, one of the big reasons is that Janice played for Dawn's A Music when she first debuted, and A Music had threatened not to send songs to commercial stations because it was dissatisfied with the low broadcast rate of its singers on commercial stations, so Janice almost disappeared 903 before leaving the nest in 2015.
However, looking at the performance of the later Warner period, it seems that Janice is still a little lucky and fate away from the "Top Ten". If you want to count the closest ones, it should be 2017, when Janice not only won the gold medal for "Female Singer in the Music Scene", but also won the "Love and Other Things" Award for "The Greatest Record Award in the Music World". However, even though there were two champion songs of "Predator" and "One Grid", they still passed by the "Top Ten". However, the song has only been on the chart for three weeks, and according to the average of 9-10 weeks for last year's winning songs, it seems to be too early.