In China's rap scene, there has recently been a heated discussion, and Jony J's comments attacking the chaos in the current Chinese rap scene have sparked many people's dissenting opinions. The topic sparked a lot of discussion, divided into several factions, some for Jony J's views, some against, and some who chose to express their positions through music.
In the camp of the "text school", there are two well-known rap musicians, Mr. Membrane and Little Andy. Mr. Membrane put forward a point of view, he advocated that each person should make their own music with peace of mind, and should not blame and criticize others. He believes that he should increase his market presence through more deeply rooted songs, rather than pointing fingers at each other online. Andy Jr. said that the standard of rap music is vague, and if the definition of "song" has been debated, it is best not to get involved in the field of rap, because rap is originally a form of music created by ordinary people.
The other faction is the "Diss Immediately", who choose to express their dissatisfaction through music. For example, the promoter of "Living Legends" is Nachwolf, who retweeted Jony J's Weibo and posted a diss song "Sorry Jony" after Jony J's Weibo was published. This attracted a lot of attention and support because the quality of this diss song is very high, especially the lyrics part.
In the song, Nachwolf expresses his different views on Jony J. He believes that although Jony J is a senior, the new generation of rappers does not need him to guide them through words. He also gave examples of a new generation of rap musicians, such as Digi Ghetto and the Five, who are all popular with contemporary listeners. Nachwolf also points out similarities in Jony J's recent work, which he believes lacks innovation and diversity in the repertoire. The high quality of this diss song has also been supported by many rap musicians in the comment section, who have expressed their support for Nachwolf.
In addition, Nachwolf also responded to Huang Xu's comparison, which is also a common kind of mutual cue in the rap circle. Despite the rivalry between them, they probably don't have much of a conflict in private. This kind of mutual cue is a way to express positions and emotions in the rap music industry, and it can also inspire more creative sparks.
Overall, this discussion and controversy in the rap circle is a positive phenomenon that inspires more creation and expression. Whether through words or music, everyone has the right to express their opinions and positions. Hopefully, more high-quality works will emerge from this smash brawl, making the rap music scene more diverse and interesting.
I think Jony J's recent remarks attacking the chaos in the Chinese rap scene and the various responses and diss that have followed are a phenomenon that is interesting. First of all, I believe that freedom of speech is an important social value and that everyone has the right to express their views and opinions. Jony J's critical views as an influential musician have sparked widespread discussion, which in itself is a positive phenomenon as it has led to discussion and reflection on Chinese rap music.
However, I also understand the differing views of some people on Jony J's point of view. For example, Mr. Membrane mentioned that everyone should develop independently and not attack each other. This is a positive point that underscores the importance of collaboration and self-improvement. Similarly, Andy Jr. agrees that the standards of rap music are vague and should not be too tangled, but should encourage diversity and innovation.
In response to Jony J's remarks, Nachwolf chose to use music to express his different views, which is a positive way. His diss song "Sorry Jony" has garnered a lot of attention, not only because it is a response, but also because the lyrics section makes some strong arguments. In the lyrics, Nachwolf points to the similarity of Jony J's songs on the new album, which shows his expectations for musical innovation and diversity. He also mentions some of the new generation of rap musicians, such as Digi Ghetto and the Five, who are highly recognized among contemporary listeners, which refutes Jony J's doubts about the new generation of rap.
In addition, Nachwolf also cleverly uses the interaction with Huang Xu, which adds interest and complexity to the whole incident. He showed respect for Huang Xu and expressed his opinion by quoting Huang Xu's lyrics. This interaction and respect also underscores the camaraderie and collaboration within the rap circle.
Overall, this event reflects the diversity and vitality of the Chinese rap music scene. Different perspectives and voices have the right to be expressed and heard, which helps to promote the progress and development of the industry. I'm looking forward to seeing more quality diss works and discussions, as they help steer the entire circle in a more mature and diverse direction. Hopefully, this event will spark more innovation and collaboration, not just bickering and disagreements.
In summary, Jony J's remarks sparked a heated discussion in the Chinese rap circle, with various responses and diss appearing. This is a positive phenomenon because it reflects the diversity and freedom of expression in the music industry. Different opinions and voices have the right to be expressed, which helps to promote the development of Chinese rap music. Despite the divergent views, this discussion helps to steer the entire circle in a more mature and pluralistic direction. I look forward to seeing more high-quality works and discussions to enrich the culture of Chinese rap music. Hopefully, this event will spark more innovation and collaboration, not just bickering and disagreement.