From the last season of "The Voice of China" Jay Chou began to be a mentor to now, there have been three students singing his "Double Stick" in the blind selection stage alone, but among them, You Miao's Sichuanese version is definitely the most controversial. First, let's take a look at the reaction of the instructors when You Miao sang.
When You Miao appeared on the scene and did not sing a few words, the camera was given to several mentors. Jay Chou shielded his face with his hand, and it could be seen that he was not very receptive to such an adaptation at first, while Na Ying and Wang Feng were a little schadenfreude on the side - anyway, this is not his own dish, it is better to watch a hilarity. Because he sang "Double Stick", and it was the first issue, Jay Chou finally let him join his team with some helplessness.
However, there is a detail that you may not have noticed, before Zhou Dong was ready to press the button, the button in front of him automatically turned white, which gave people the feeling that the program team was forcing him to choose.
Perhaps many people did not expect that Zhou Dong would appreciate such an adaptation, and some netizens felt that this Sichuan version of "Double Stick" was not good at all, and even the people who listened to it were embarrassed. But at the same time, some netizens think that the arrangement of this song is absolutely first-class, and you may not necessarily feel how good it is to listen to the first time, but when you listen to the second and third times, you may hear something different.
Anyway, in the eyes of the outside world, this song is definitely mixed. However, I personally believe that compared with the adaptation of Chen Zitong and Liu Changyuan in the previous season, You Miao's expressiveness is indeed worse. Chen Zitong was the first contestant to appear on stage in the last season, as a girl, it is rare to be able to sing "Double Stick" so slippery, so the last four mentors all turned around. The highlight of Liu Changyuan's adaptation of "Double Stick" is that it adds many national languages, including English, German, Russian, Korean, etc., and he also has an accelerated version of rap in the second half, which also adds a lot of points to the song. In the end, three mentors, Jay Chou, Na Ying and Yu Chengqing, turned around for him. In fact, the number of people who turned around from the mentor was enough to see who was superior and who was inferior to the adapted "Double Truncated Stick" in these three capitals.
In addition, the same Sichuan version, I also want to take You Miao's "Double Stick" and the first season of "Good Songs of China" sung by Xie Di to make a simple comparison, "Lao Tzu Will Not Go to Work Tomorrow", to be honest, this type of song is not suitable for being broadcast on TV shows, but more suitable for singing on the Internet, and will soon become popular. On the arrangement, You Miao and Xie Di are on a par, but on singing skills, Xie Di's highlights are obviously more than You Miao.
I don't know how far You Miao will go in jay Chou's team, because a student like this, when it comes to the instructor team's internal assessment, it is difficult to find a suitable opponent and a suitable song for him. Remember last season when there was a student named Zhang Yang? He adapted Jay Chou's classic song "Chrysanthemum Stage" in the blind selection stage, and sang the taste of the Jingdong drum, but when it came to the assessment stage of the mentor team, when Jay Chou separated him and Li Xingni in a group, everyone knew that Zhou Dong was obviously biased in favor of Li Xingni.