Li Shuangjiang is still active in the entertainment industry at the age of 84, and recently he commented on Dao Lang's song "Rakshasa Sea City", but the reaction in the comment area was unexpectedly consistent. This incident has aroused extremely strong emotions and contradictions, which makes people wonder, why do we have to fight over this issue? Let's uncover the story of this blockbuster content together.
Li Shuangjiang commented on "Rakshasa Sea City": the display of national characteristics and sincerity
Li Shuangjiang commented on Dao Lang's song "Rakshasa Sea City" at the age of 84, and he described it in short words, saying that the song is rich in ethnic and regional characteristics, revealing sincerity and simplicity. He believes that Dao Lang's music creation is full of inspiration, born of a natural love of life.
Such comments come as a surprise, and the two generations have been connected by music. However, the comment area is full of doubts about Li Shuangjiang, some people suspect that this is not Li Shuangjiang's real account, and some people think that he is just trying to rub the heat and save the image of himself and his son.
The comment area is controversial, some people criticize Li Shuangjiang for not managing his son well, coming out to find a sense of existence, but some viewers said that for an 84-year-old man, is such criticism too much?
Li Shuangjiang's son was recently released from prison, and the media exposed that he was going through the procedures to study in the United States. It may be because domestic universities and institutions dare not accept him anymore, and the comment area is full of scolding of Li Shuangjiang.
However, some people think that as an old father, it is understandable to find a way out for his son.
Li Shuangjiang was powerless to block and his comments were misleading
Some people claim that Li Shuangjiang criticized "Rakshasa Sea City", which led to the removal of the song, but a music platform refuted rumors that it did not boycott Dao Lang and did not remove his song. Li Shuangjiang also does not have the ability and strength to ban a song.
However, Wang Feng deleted more than 100,000 comments and banned fans from making speeches. Although he clarifies that he has no grudge with Dao Lang, his popularity will undoubtedly be affected during this time.
Comments by Andy Lau and Zhang Yimou
According to Hong Kong media revelations, when Andy Lau was asked what he thought of Dao Lang's song "Rakshasa Sea Market", he didn't know the song at first, but he consulted the book "Liaozhai Zhi Yi" and understood the background of the song, saying that he appreciated it.
Andy Lau has a very good relationship with Zhang Yimou, who once invited Dao Lang to sing the theme song of the premiere of the movie "Ambush on Ten Sides".
Therefore, Andy Lau's comment on Dao Lang is not surprising and is also related to Zhang Yimou's cooperation.
Criticism sparks controversy, and respecting differences is key
Some people think "Rakshasa Sea City" is just a children's song, and writer Wu Pengfei's harsh criticism on Douyin has attracted attention. However, such criticism has been refuted by many, who believe that criticizing Rakshasa Sea is tantamount to criticizing the aesthetics and choices of the public, and insulting the rights of the masses.
In this regard, many netizens believe that allowing others to be different is respecting their own performance. Li Shuangjiang's praise is also considered a wise move, and the song has been viewed 10 billion times, indicating that it is loved and sung by the masses.
In the field of music culture, a variety of flowers should be encouraged to accept different musical styles. Everyone has the right to choose their favorite songs and singers, while others have no right to insult and criticize.
Epilogue:
84-year-old Li Shuangjiang commented on Dao Lang's "Rakshasa Sea Market" and sparked controversy in the comment section. The contradictions and emotional outbursts in the comment section make people wonder, why do you have to fight over this issue? Respecting differences and embracing different musical styles is key, and let's cherish everyone's choices and preferences together.