This turmoil of "singing the truth" is not only a simple lip-syncing exposure, but also a problem that continues to ferment within the entertainment industry. The audience began to think about whether lip-syncing is a personal problem of the artist or a hidden danger in the entire entertainment industry. Perhaps, we need to dig deep into the deep-seated reasons behind this phenomenon and the reform path that the entertainment industry may face in the future.
First, we need to examine whether the phenomenon of lip-synching is related to the commercialization pressure of the entertainment industry. In the fierce market competition, stars not only need to maintain a high level of acting skills, but also have excellent performance in the music field. Under this multiple pressure, some stars may choose to lip-sync in pursuit of a more perfect performance. However, behind this pursuit of perfection, has the audience's expectation of authenticity been ignored?
In the entertainment industry, the positioning of actors and singers has always been clear, but in some cross-border performances, this positioning seems to have become blurred. Should audiences' expectations of celebrities be redefined to avoid unnecessary controversy caused by some artists' performances in non-professional fields?
In addition, should the audience also have a more tolerant understanding of the performance standards of the entertainment industry? Although lip-syncing is a phenomenon that has been criticized, to a certain extent, it has also become a means for some artists to perform better on stage. Should the audience be more understanding of the star's efforts and dedication in the performance, rather than just focusing on whether the singer sings authentically?
Finally, does the entertainment industry need to establish a stricter performance management system? Some satellite TV stations announced that all members were singing before the start of the party, while others failed to put an end to the phenomenon of fake singing. Does this mean that there are differences in the standards of performance management within the industry, and should audiences have the right to know what is really going on before the performance?
To sum up, there are more profound problems behind this turmoil of "singing the truth". Perhaps, the entertainment industry needs to re-examine the problems at multiple levels such as commercialization pressure, aesthetic concepts, audience cognition, and performance management. Only in this way can the entertainment industry achieve real progress in the process of continuous development and bring a more authentic and wonderful performance experience to the audience. I hope that the future entertainment industry can find an opportunity for reform in this turmoil and create a more healthy and real relationship between artists and audiences.