Alan Tam's words can be regarded as saying through the current status quo of the music industry, that is, the typical star-making movement is not to cultivate singers at all, and watching those traffic stars singing and dancing feels like a unified product, which is nothing special

Alan Tam's words can be regarded as a thorough explanation of the current situation of the music industry

That's the classic star-making movement

Not at all about cultivating singers

And watching those traffic stars singing and dancing feels like a unified product, without any characteristics

No wonder Alan Tam said that they were in their time

Although there are only a few dozen singers in total

But each has its own characteristics

Now there are more than a few dozen a month

Now there are a lot of them

But the quality is really not good

There are too few distinctive ones, and most of them are packaged

And Alan Tam felt that these people were not singing at all

It's about showing off your skills

It's all about the draft

Suddenly soaring high notes for no reason

In Alan Tam's cognition

Singing requires affection

It needs to move people and get into people's hearts

Now he really can't get into his eyes

To put it bluntly, I learned the Korean way

Brokerage companies recruit everywhere and cast nets everywhere

Crazy introduction of new people

Can such a song scene be good

All that comes out are traffic stars

It is often more topical than the work