Interpretation of the MV for "You Are Not Really Happy"

There is a song in Mayday's "Poetry of Post-Adolescence" called "You Are Not Really Happy". Those who watch the MV hope to discuss the creativity of the MV. The monster plays the male lead and performs a difficult inner drama. A street artist who makes a living by "telling jokes" makes passersby laugh and relieves their worries every day for "fifty yuan a piece", but he has inner difficulties that are not humane and that no one can tell. . It is his job to deliver happiness to everyone in need. He hopes to repair every sad and incomplete heart through jokes, but like each of us living in this extremely unhappy world, this superficial Are young people who are happy in school but don’t know where to find their true happiness? How long has it been since you laughed happily? How long has it been since I had "real happiness"? Although he seemed to be able to bring joy to everyone, he was helpless with his terminally ill girlfriend and could not bring a little happiness to her whom he loved most. He could only force himself to smile day after day. The director used such a story of "listening to a sad joke told by a monster" to condense the "unhappiness" that has enveloped the world this year.

Is it difficult for us to create a MV plot like this? The whole world is waiting for us to create happiness, but we don’t know how to interpret the happiness in our hearts. . . . . . What a great MV plot, for love, for life, for the joy of making others laugh, but looking for reasons to be happy myself. . . . . . . . . . . I hope friends who have watched the MV can come here to have a good discussion, and you can also try to create your own plot. If the plot is good enough for us to produce, we will do everything we can to keep the good stuff~~~ ~~~~~~