Song Mengjun, who prides himself on being a "post-90s game divine songwriter", started by copying several songs of Jay Chou, one after another happily creating musical garbage, and now he has concocted a new song "Wild Boar Disco", perhaps to borrow the heat of "Wild Wolf Disco", this time the good villain also changed the name of the song to a word, it is really a song as its name, I believe that any person with a normal auditory aesthetic will have a feeling of vomiting after listening.
Look at the songwriting, you will understand what is not a family does not enter the door, this time Song Mengjun "washing song" chose the form of a warm pulse of male and female duet, Tong Coco's pretentious female voice and gluten brother like an overnight big snot filled the nasal cavity like a complement. Coupled with the cheap arrangement and the vulgar lyrics to the sky, it has basically locked the top three positions of the top ten disgusting singles in the Chinese music scene in 2019.
And such a disgusting song you will often hear on the high-speed rail that someone uses a mobile phone to play outside, and the end of the world makes you avoid it. So since the emergence of the "Douyin Divine Comedy" phenomenon, speculators have flocked to create unclassifiable auditory garbage on the eight-hand computer at home, and have been called "singer-songwriters" and "musicians" to the outside world. To borrow the words of teacher Zheng Jun, there are countless people waiting with their mouths open for S, and Song Mengjun and others are specifically responsible for pulling S, and more and more people eat S, and these garbage makers continue to play with their lives.
Song Mengjun was also ridiculed by the media as "the first person to wash songs", his proud "Glory of the King" was pointed out by a media to copy Jay Chou's "Dragon Warrior Knight"; "One Centimeter Distance" copied Jay Chou's "Nocturne"; "Metro Waiting" copied Radish Brother "Subway Waiting", this simply did not even bother to change the song title, it can be called pixel-level plagiarism, the whole song similarity is 98%; "King's Canyon" copied Jay Chou's "Three Years and Two Classes"; wrote a "Learn to Cat Call" with the same name as the Douyin Divine Comedy. It is dignified to write his name in the composition column, and the list of plagiarisms is too numerous to mention.
There is no harm in buying and selling, this is just as applicable to pop music, if there are no people who stare at the mobile phone screen every day to listen to the Divine Comedy, there is no living space for these garbage makers, and those who really make music with their hearts are now easily overwhelmed by the noise of people such as Song Mengjun. Of course, from a legal point of view, more infringed musicians should stand up for their rights, rather than holding an attitude that more is better than less, which will only make plagiarism more blatant. So, I really miss Mr. Li, a citizen of Nanjing.