In this season full of highlights in the entertainment industry, Yang Kun is undoubtedly the focus of attention. From the awards party to the New Year's Eve ceremony, to various variety shows, Yang Kun is everywhere, as if he has become a first-line star.
However, in the latest issue of "The Voice of God", he retracted his evaluation of Daolang back then, which aroused heated discussions and thoughts among netizens.
First of all, let's take a look at Yang Kun's musical strength. Whether it is works or singing skills, Yang Kun has shown a very high level. Wang Jie once praised his strength as not losing to the superstar, and his "Parting Blossoms" sung by him and Ji Ke Junyi is a model of powerful singing. Yang Kun, who is over fifty years old, still maintains a super high standard, and his performance on the stage is not inferior to that of the younger generation, both in terms of breath processing and action display.
However, problems also arise. In private, his remarks have sparked a lot of controversy and questioning. For example, ridiculing Tian Zhen's coffee position is not as good as Na Ying, or ridiculing Andy Lau for not being a professional singer, and the songs that bombard Daolang have no quality, and even set the Chinese music scene back fifteen years. This kind of rhetoric gives people the feeling that Yang Kun thinks very highly of himself, as if he is the first person in the Chinese music scene, and his strength is unmatched.
However, behind all this seemingly brilliant reality, is the reality really as he says?
Recently, there has been an uproar in the Chinese music scene, and singer Yang Kun has aroused widespread attention and heated discussions due to changes in his remarks. This incident not only involved the authority and change of speech, but also triggered reflection and discussion on online violence and views in the entertainment industry.
The core of the incident lies in Yang Kun's evaluation of Daolang's songs. In a past media interview, Yang Kun once expressed dissatisfaction with Daolang's songs, believing that they had no quality, and even set the Chinese music scene back fifteen years. This remark sparked widespread controversy, reflecting his confident and independent views in the field of music on the one hand, and exposing the authority and volatile nature of his speech on the other.
Subsequently, netizens' reactions to Yang Kun's remarks became more and more intense, and even turned into online violence. Some people left messages on social media satirizing Yang Kun, boycotting his commercial performances, and even making spoof videos to attack him. Such extreme speech and behavior not only damages Yang Kun's reputation, but also reflects the serious challenges to freedom of expression and speech norms in cyberspace today.
In the latest episode of "The Voice of God", Yang Kun retracted his original evaluation of Daolang and expressed his change of attitude and adjustment of views. He said that he now believes that as long as there is a melody, it is a song, which is in stark contrast to his previous criticism of Daolang's songs. This change in speech means that Yang Kun's reflection on his past remarks and the adjustment of his views in the entertainment industry have also triggered another attention to his evaluation and attitude.
Behind the whole incident, it reflects the examination of the authority and change of speech in the entertainment industry. On the one hand, the authority of artists' speech is questioned, and they need to be cautious about their own speech and opinions, and on the other hand, the entertainment industry also needs to more actively regulate and guide online public opinion to avoid excesses and online violence caused by speech.
In general, the change of Yang Kun's remarks reflects not only the authority and changeability of individual remarks, but also a deep reflection on the public opinion environment and online violence in the entertainment industry. Only under the dual protection of freedom of speech and speech norms can the entertainment industry continue to develop healthily, and artists can better express their views and attitudes, and establish a more stable communication and interaction relationship with the audience.