All along in the group of tfboys, Wang Yuan has played the role of vocal, although the outside world's evaluation is mixed, but from the previous "I am a singer-songwriter" program, it is not difficult to see that Wang Yuan has a very dazzling light.
Years of going against the wind finally blossomed.
Perhaps everyone who became famous at a young age could not escape condemnation, and Zhang Ailing only told us that "fame should be early", but never mentioned the drawbacks of early contact with this circle.
Born in Chongqing on November 8, 2000, Wang Yuan became a TF family trainee at the end of 2011, debuted in a combination form in August 2013, and embarked on a very different path when everyone else was learning to have fun.
This is destined to lead to some of Wang Yuan's lacks, such as the lyrics of his writing are easy to be criticized for being hollow.
In fact, this is a common disease of many trainees, the early growth environment is different, so that they can not coincide with the lives of ordinary people, many times they create things, the degree of empathy will be much lower than the children who come out of the street.
This is inevitable, but it is not a reason to lash out.
Previously, in "I Am a Singer-Songwriter 2", Zheng Jun and Gai said when talking about music, "Music is a very private and subjective thing, like is like it or not like it."
Perhaps many people are not so willing to accept Wang Yuan's music, but personally there is no reason to criticize good and bad, because you have not walked his path, why say that Wang Yuan's youth is wrong?
Four Hundred Blows
On July 16, the mv of Wang Yuan's new song "Four Hundred Blows" was officially launched, and as a top singer, the video was on the hot search in a very short period of time, and was forwarded by a large number of netizens and up owners.
First of all, this song clearly has a problem, not Wang Yuan's own original, in other words, those who think that the lyrics and arrangement are not good friends can rest, blame Wang Yuanyuan.
Lyricist: Ge Dawei, who has served in Rolling Stone Records, Warner Music, and Yashen Music, is a very famous lyricist, and his writings are often extremely malleable, able to outline a world through a few strokes.
This time, Ge Dawei used "pleasure is consumed, sadness is unconscious, like is not perfect, leave all hypocrisy" to describe the joys and sorrows of a young teenager, at first glance jumping and divided, but in fact can be connected word by word.
The most important thing is that this is like Wang Yuan's youth.
Interestingly, the song "Four Hundred Blows" has the same name as the famous movie "Four Hundred Blows", and the recurring "Boy and the Sea" in the mv is actually a classic clip at the end of the movie, which perfectly handles the boundaries of tribute and excessive imitation, so that this mv has a higher sublimation.
In addition, the style of the whole song is relatively conservative, I think the beginning and end of the folk song, with the climax of the rock and roll part of the most appropriate description, especially the blessing of the middle of the vocals, both the feeling of shouting and not affecting the whole atmosphere because of excessive noise.
Compared with many popular works of the same generation, Wang Yuan's "Four Hundred Blows" is actually just right.
Not greasy because of entangled love, but also not because of the slogan of dreams and vulgar, now many young creators have fallen into the misunderstanding, always holding on to the two themes of love and dreams.
But perhaps Wang Yuan's sense of relaxation in expressing life is the most important taste that a teenager should have, running to the sea without worry.