Who can explain to me the splendor of Eason Chan, and what does this song Eason want to express?

Eason's Exaggeration, in a hoarse tone, sings the little people's desire for attention and attention, and shows their helplessness to reality. At first, "wearing the brightest shirt and pretending to be very emotional" was a nobody's idea, not a reality. In the second paragraph, I went back to "18 of that year, the dance of my alma mater" and felt that I was too easily ignored in my life. I want to be a big artist and a big star. I want applause and shouts. All these are just dreams. The ending regression indicates helplessness and hopes to be understood by "you". I hope that "you" will not forget that someone is speaking for you and working hard for you to become a person of great concern. The songs of this song also have many origins. Composer Kong Qingdong is a good friend of the famous movie star Leslie Cheung. After learning of the death of his brother (Zhang's nickname), he wrote a song "Depression" without lyrics. Yes, that's the "high-sounding" tone you hear now, exactly the same. Kong used this evocation to express his doubts about his brother's suicide and his grief over his brother's death. If coupled with Eason's excellent singing skills, the helplessness and indignation of the villains are shown to the extreme.