How to judge whether a person understands Jay Chou's music?

What are the characteristics of people who don’t understand Jay Chou’s music? ? Talking about Jay Chou’s representative genres, what comes out is that “Chou’s love songs” and “Chinese style” have no basic musical knowledge, and

The subjective “good-sounding/ear-catching” and objective “quality” /level" confusion. When talking about the quality level, I will only use the words "musicality

" and "artistic" to fool me. If I don't agree with "Exclamation Mark", I will say "it's too advanced and you don't understand." It's just that

If you hear "Learning to Meow", you are a fan of Cai Xukun.

Insert a word of caution, the so-called "X's Love Song", "Chinese Style" and "Ancient Style/National Style" do not have any relevant definitions in the academic world and cannot be regarded as a music style.

1. They often label Jay Chou as the "Number One" or exaggerate/fabricate Jay Chou's status and achievements. For example, ""Nocturne" won five Golden Melody Awards in one night", "Top Ten Talented Musicians in the World", etc. As a "Jay Fan", the channels for understanding Jay Chou are only limited to short video camps

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Canceled accounts and hearsay without verification and consideration. Tanya Tanya still has to win four Golden Melody Awards with "DEPART", but Jay Chou's "Nocturne" is enough to win five, right? When encountering different opinions, they will only quote the comments of xx bloggers/pheasant music critics with obvious fan filters or strong words. This is also a manifestation of the gradual decline of Jay Chou's fan base as they age. .

2. Use Internet quotations such as "It's a pity that you don't listen to Jay Chou, and you don't understand me either." I don’t know if he understands you, but you must not understand Zhou

Jay. This type of people most likely got started with guava such as "Sunny Day" and "Sea of ??Flowers". Guava is what they listen to the most. There will never be Jay Chou's fast songs in their playlists, and they don't like a certain album. The underlying reason is always just "it doesn't sound good".

4. It must be said that "the Chinese music scene is a pill" and "Jay Chou is the only one left in the Chinese music scene." I'm full of praise for Jay Chou's albums that are of poor quality/obviously commercialized

, but I don't know anything about the outstanding newcomers and new works in the current Chinese music scene. If someone recommends a good album to him, he will pretend not to see it

"Do you feel a sense of superiority when listening to the music?" "As long as you understand it, you have good taste" are their classic sayings.

3. Speaking of which, what are the characteristics of people who understand Jay Chou’s music?

1. Have a certain level of understanding of Jay Chou’s music, and have systematically listened to Jay Chou’s albums and recognized excellent Chinese albums.

2. Be able to make a relatively objective evaluation of Jay Chou's albums/representative works, and do not exaggerate or belittle at will.

3. Be able to look at Jay Chou’s achievements rationally instead of using them as a tool to disparage other musicians.

4. The analysis of Jay Chou's works is not limited to the quality of the lyrics. It does not involve personal emotions and has a certain understanding of his creative philosophy.

How to judge quickly?

Ask him about

Some singles that are relatively unpopular but of good quality: "Lady", "Indian Old Turtle Dove", "Across the Era" and "A Bigger Cello"

"Extra Large Shoes", "Bedside Stories", etc.

Excellent albums with polarizing reputations: "Across the Era" and "Jay Chou's Bedside Stories"

Opinions.

I wonder what other excellent Chinese albums there are? Go to my homepage and search for "Chinese" and there are dozens of related content waiting for you to discover.

Btw, I never said how long it takes to learn music to achieve the above four points. Is it difficult to listen to more music and look for information when you have time? If you can't do it

Just listen to the music quietly and don't go out all day long, don't you know how to pretend to know something? I wanted to refute you, but I just kept saying those few words about the wheel, and I heard them too many times

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Four. This definition is actually very vague, but you can recognize it naturally when you encounter it, such as fighting with fans of other singers...the above are all behaviors of old dogs, and have nothing to do with fans and fans

Back to the topic, then we must continue to subdivide.

I think that since you don’t understand Jay Chou’s music, it definitely does not occupy any of the above five categories.

Let me first talk about what I personally think is the most disgusting thing about pretending to understand when you don’t understand

1. It is more common in video software, such as playing an interview video and then playing a song by Jay Chou. , and then named it Zhou

Jay Chou Music Station, I think it can be classified into this category. Because if they have the ability to analyze, compose, and compose lyrics, or even know how to play a musical instrument and make a cover, they won’t be able to make a viral video that a marketing account would make.

2. Under the guise of being a music critic, he is actually selling his feelings and writing short essays, boasting about marketing and relying on Jay to make a lot of money.

The above two categories can be said to be those who basically know nothing about the music work itself except for the creative concept and the style of the music.

5. As for the standard of understanding, I think it is the most difficult to define, just like the question I mentioned before, "Who are Jay Chou's real fan friends

?" , it seems that you can never find a clear answer

If you simply understand Jay Chou’s creative philosophy, then there seem to be a lot of people who understand it, and some people may think that I understand it

< p>"Superman Can't Fly" understands his inner world, but if we understand his musical works, understanding simply means knowing what he wants to express

But from a musical perspective, Maybe you have some knowledge about writing and editing lyrics, but then this requirement seems too stringent.

On balance, I think you should have at least the following points

1. Not a corn or an old dog

2. Don’t pretend to understand (really I really hate this)

3. Can understand his creative ideas

4. It is best to have a certain understanding of musical works

5. Yes Judge his works without the fan filter

Put a video of yourself on how to identify fake Jay Chou fans.

In fact, most people and even fans don’t understand Jay Chou’s music, because most people are musically blind, and there is only a difference between good and bad music.

I don’t know since when, Jay Chou’s audience gradually divided into two categories, and a chain of contempt was formed from them.

There is a group of people who don’t really like Jay Chou, but only love highly popular songs such as Love Balloon, Qilixiang, Nocturne, and Sunny Day.

This type of people are often out of contempt. The lowest level of the chain is called the "following dog". But you can't say that he doesn't understand Jay Chou's music, after all

When you finish class, it will still be written

"I sang a confession balloon and finally you turned around"

After all, what this type of songs pursue is popularity. Referring to the song request and chorus sessions before Jay's concert, every time Jay proposed the chorus

it was also this type of song.