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As soon as Lu Wanxing opened his mouth, everyone was shocked.

They never thought that the last song Lu Wantang chose in the finals would be Cantonese.

This is actually an attempt to win votes from Northern Taiwan.

Or do you feel that you have already won, and that winning with a Cantonese song will better demonstrate your strength?

The people of Beizhou all have mixed feelings at this moment.

Some people think that Lu Wantang may like Cantonese very much, which is part of Beizhou culture.

It's pretty good whether you want to canvass for votes or not.

Another group of people felt that Lu Wantang was clearly mocking Beizhou as the host.

These people are mainly concentrated in the Beizhou live broadcast room.

As soon as Lu Wanxing opened his mouth, Li Jiawen blurted out:

"Do they think they will definitely win? They want to beat all the contestants in Beizhou with a Cantonese song. This is simply a mockery!"

Xin Lu pretended to be puzzled and said, "It's not like you can't write a song in the Blue Star Common Language. Why do you write a Cantonese song and put it in the final battle? Aren't you worried that others will think too much? Or does Lu Wantang just want people to think too much?"

Many people agree with their views.

Some people in the barrage felt that Lu Wantang was too proud, thinking that since he had won the Cantonese round, he could do it this time too, and they also mocked the contestants from Beizhou.

Li Jiawen nodded, "Whether this song will work or not is still uncertain!"

The two wanted to say a few more words.

But Lu Wanxing continued singing, and the staff next to them signaled them to shut up, so the two had to be quiet for a while.

'My mood is like a bottle lid waiting to be opened'

'The mouth is growing moss'

'In the crowd/more quiet'

'It becomes more and more unacceptable'

'You're going to cause an accident'

'Like suddenly singing'

Lu Wanxing deliberately lowered his voice, making his singing sound a little hoarse.

The lyrics are full of self-mockery.

'Anywhere is like a four-sided stage'

'Wearing the most glittering shirt/acting very emotional'

'Someone comes to take pictures/Remember to put your hands in your pockets'

The long wait made me realize that if I said nothing, the quieter I was in the crowd, the less sense of existence I would have, and I would not be able to get the attention I wanted.

So you have to create 'accidents' yourself, treat any place as a stage, wear the shiniest clothes, and dress up to make people's eyes shine.

When someone comes to take a photo with you, remember to put your hands in your pockets and pose.

The low singing voice gradually rose.

There is self-mockery, reluctance, and a bit of mockery in it.

The next second, the accompaniment suddenly became louder.

Lu Wanxing raised her head and her singing became more passionate.

"You think I'm exaggerating."

'Exaggerated because I'm scared'

'Words like wood/stone'

'Get attention?'

Just think of me as being exaggerated to attract attention.

Behind my exaggerated appearance, I am afraid of not getting attention, afraid of being alone, and afraid of being like a piece of wood or stone and no one caring about me.

The scene, which was filled with discussions because of Lu Wanxing singing a Cantonese song, has now become quiet.

'Actually I'm afraid of being forgotten'

'Let's zoom in and perform'

'Very uneasy/how to be elegant'

I don’t want to be forgotten, so I magnify my behavior several times.

I'm already feeling uneasy, so how can I even think about whether it's elegant or not?

'Does the world still praise silence?'

'Not explosive enough'

'How come there is a topic/for me to brag about'

'Become a big entertainer'

In today's world full of fast-food culture, is there anyone who still praises "silence"?

Since everyone is keen on explosive news and "exaggeration", I should not be like everyone else. I can also be exaggerated and become a great entertainer and entertain everyone.

Different people will have different interpretations of the lyrics here.

Some people may think that this is a criticism of the extravagant atmosphere in society, forcing me to explode in silence.

Some people think that "I" also have to become exaggerated, which shows that the creator wants to persuade the audience to adapt to social changes.

Everyone may have a different understanding.

But it is undeniable that both the singing and the lyrics, at this moment, are like raging waves, striking everyone's heart.

The melody of the interlude also became passionate, just like the singer's extremely unwilling cry.

'That Year I Was Eighteen/Alma Mater Dance'

'Standing like a minion'

'At that time/I was in tears'

'I swear you guys/must see me'

Recalling the past when I was ordinary and not valued.

At that time, I vowed that I would definitely get a lot of attention in the future.

'There are too many ordinary and common roads in this world'

'Which housing estate do you live in?'

'In love/at work'

'Too much neglect'

'Self-esteem has been severely damaged'

'Attention can cure hunger'

There are too many paths to mediocrity in this world.

Whether in love or in life, we have been ignored enough and our self-esteem has been constantly hurt. At this time, only by getting the "attention" of others can it be like getting a good medicine to satisfy our spirit.

'If you have never obtained it, you will know why I have it'

'Lots of big moves/make these mistakes'

'Is it sick to try to get people to see me?'

Is it pathological to perform exaggeratedly just to attract attention and let everyone see "me"?

"You think I'm exaggerating."

……

……

'Become a big entertainer'

"Ha——ha——"

After hearing this, even the most dull-witted person will understand that this song is the inner monologue of ordinary people, or little people.

Afraid of being forgotten and wanting to overcome his inner fear, he puts on an exaggerated performance in the crowd to attract everyone's attention.

Behind Lu Wanxing's cries are the helplessness and sadness of many ordinary people.

'Not many lucky ones'

'If you haven't been one, you'll know why I am like this'

'Ten times the effort/to make one stand out'

'Are normal people enough for me/to be argumentative?'

Lu Wanxing's emotions became more and more exposed.

It was as if there was a tone of crying in the shouting that seemed to be hoarse.

How many lucky people are there in the world? Only those who are not lucky know why I have to work ten times harder to be the one who stands out from the crowd.

If ordinary people do not stand out, how can they generate topics and be discussed and debated?

'You call me pretentious'

'I'm not afraid of a few boos'

'I'm here/if there's a dull moment'

'Do you see the show/Is it hysterical enough'

Under the questioning, I was already hysterical and exhausted.

At this moment, Lu Wanxing's emotions burst out even more intensely, and his singing voice sounded a little distorted. Even though his voice had become hoarse from screaming, he was still sprinting towards a higher pitch.

In other songs, such a performance might be due to the inability to sing or it might be a mistake.

But in this song, it really fits the 'artistic concept'!

'Let's shower the flowers with tears'

'I just want you to be surprised'

'Is it as if I didn't exist in the past?'

'Increase the stakes/blue veins also appear'

'I know/does it exist now?'

Lu Wanxing bent his legs, as if he was exerting all his strength. He looked just like the almost crazy protagonist in the song, and his expressiveness was at its maximum.

[“Exaggeration” Lyrics: Wyman Wong; Music: Jiang Zhiren; Singer: Eason Chan]