Recently, the well-known original musician Zheng Bingbing created the latest single "One Punch Superman", paying tribute to the superhero in the anime and encouraging everyone to stick to their hearts and go forward without moving forward!
Students who have watched the drama should have seen the "One Punch Man", which aired the first season in 2015, and since its broadcast, the film has won the love of fans; the second season broadcast in April 2019 has made this big IP more popular. Just looking at the plot summary, this is like an ordinary bloody fan - the teenager is dissatisfied with the status quo, breaks through many difficulties, and eventually becomes a hero's clichéd plot. But it eventually became popular because it had its own charms: Saitama Sensei's hard work was not because of responsibility, but for dreams; he was an ordinary job seeker, but he became a hero because of his dreams.
"I'm not a hero for your few comments, but because I want to be a hero!" This is Saitama-sensei's classic sentence, as Zheng Bingbing sang in the new song "One Punch Superman", "It is action that is not whimsical, and one move can control the enemy outside the universe." The beat of this heart does not need anyone to understand and applaud! "
For the sake of my dreams, I am willing to give everything – including hair – to fight, to fight! Not for you, just for my dreams!
When asked in an interview about the inspiration for writing this song, Zheng Bingbing replied: "Saitama Sensei, a hero who becomes stronger after becoming bald in the manga, our one-punch superman, is an idol that I admire very much. He is a protagonist who does not look handsome, but he is very handsome, even if he is not recognized, even if he is not a beautiful protagonist, he always has dreams and loves. I was very touched by this. "
"I want to give this song to Saitama Sensei who bears the misunderstanding of everyone and turns away; to every middle-aged and young person who seems ordinary, but is actually very great, who has been working hard and has been struggling; and to every "one-punch superman" who has a dream. Thank you for your persistence! "
Come on!
Do you hear me?