Oscar Wilde once said:
"Every saint has an unspeakable past."
If you modify it slightly: "Every rapper has an ulterior motive."
This sentence has become an indispensable source of gossip in the search box when put into the rap circle.
As a sensitive sense of smell, I have always been interested in this kind of gossip.
For example, this year,2 female rappers in the rap industry officially announced their relationship, one is VAVA, and the other is Free C.
With VAVA is the rapper child king, who has received the blessings of many netizens and friends:
On the other hand, it was none other than Blow Fever, who had worked with Free C on "My Boo" in Rap Listen to Me.
▲ Bai Jingchen: So only I am acting, right?
But their love seems to be less optimistic about netizens:
Even after the recent breakup of Free C and Blow Fever, netizens' malice towards her remains undiminished.
After careful observation, I found that Free C's past is still a hurdle that netizens can't turn over.
In 2019, the second season of "China New Rap" was launched, and the program team joined the conflict point during the gymnasium audition in order to save the dismal ratings of the first season.
So you can clearly think of the verbal altercation between Sun Xu and Huang Xu last year, and the clash between Free C and the skyrocket.
After the program was broadcast, a series of black materials of Free C began to ferment on Weibo, and labels such as "nightclub top card" and "peripheral" were the black materials that Free C was first exposed:
After that, a small video about Free C, which seemed to be about Free C, flowed out for 19 seconds.
The spread of this matter is very widespread, and on one site, the 19-second video has been viewed more than 100w, not to mention the number of views about the video on other non-quantifiable platforms.
At the same time, many people have started a business with poor information, two silent versions of small videos, and five yuan of sound versions.
This incident undoubtedly brought a lot of insults to Free C, and she also expressed her dissatisfaction on Weibo:
I want to say that Free C's microblog is better than not sending, the authenticity of the original video is debatable, but Weibo is quite eager to clarify the suspicion, the more smeared the more black.
However, as a professional yellow expert, after looking at the voice, angle, and appearance from multiple angles, I found that the protagonist in this video is not Free C, and the girl in the video speaks Japanese.
And looking at the GIF, it is obvious that the appearance of the two people is also very different...
But until now, Free C's vibrato still has video resources, which makes people quite speechless.
Leaving aside these private incidents, what makes Free C even more notorious is her plagiarism incident.
On the 1v1 stage of last year's new rap, Free C sang a song called "Chunli", claiming to be inspired by "Street Fighter: The Legend of Chunli".
However, the "Spring Li" that was subsequently pulled out of Free C is almost exactly the same as the "Chun-li" accompaniment of Spicy Chicken, and the theme is basically the same.
Although the producer explained that the accompaniment was modified to avoid infringement, there are still many netizens who do not buy it, believing that in addition to the accompaniment, the theme source of Free C is also plagiarized.
In addition, in July last year, Free C released a new work: "Not Enough" with UlyZ.
This song was completely copied from Tyga & Nicki Minaj's "Dip", and the contrast between the two songs released by the Up master cannot be said to be very similar, but it can be said to be exactly the same.
After turning over the old yellow calendar for so long, let's go back to the day of her official announcement.
After Free C's official announcement, Blow Fever forwarded Free C's official announcement Weibo with the text: "I don't care about you in the past, or what others say about you."
▲ Strange copywriting
Maybe Free C wasn't a qualified musician before, and she wasn't simple in the past, but she still has the right to choose her own happiness when it comes to falling in love.
The real lack of rights is to point fingers at her, spread videos and slander and insult Free C.
Iron juices, am I right? (The Light of the Right Path)