bayedsolid Chapter 179 Concert
Chapter 179 Concert
The concert officially started, and no one had time to pay attention to the former "Asia's No. 1 Sweet Girl" behind her.
The theme of Ran Feng’s concert this year is “Searching for New Answers”, and the entire concert is arranged based on finding answers.
The song released last year that best expresses confusion is Qiongqi. Qiongqi's performance was also explosive, and it created a suitable atmosphere for the opening.
Every time she saw Ran Feng on the stage, Yu Jiang always felt that this was not someone she knew.
The title of "King on the Stage" is not something that can be boasted about by fans alone. Big brother really has the ability and he brings his style when he steps on the stage.
It’s different to sing and dance to songs that I composed and arranged myself, and every song is like Ran Feng’s child.
He knows what every note is saying, every beat, every drum beat, he knows what it means.
The body and the song are perfectly integrated. Ran Feng's every movement is in rhythm, and every line of lyrics is expressed with his body while he sings it.
The dance moves that blow up the audience are not too small, and Qiongqi is also a song with a distinctive style, fast-paced rap in the early stage, and high-pitched singing in the middle and late stages...
Neither dancing nor singing is easy, but as an excellent singer and dancer, Ran Feng does both perfectly.
Yu Jiang had never been to a concert before, so she didn’t know that singing and dancing could bring people into the plot just like an opera.
It may be because she herself has starred in the Qiongqi MV, but watching Ran Feng's dance, she seems to be able to appreciate the story.
The holographic projection of Qiongqi and the dancing teacher seemed to be pulling and attacking, combined with Ran Feng's own perfect performance.
Qiongqi's performance on stage today was exceptionally stunning, shocking the fans in the audience so much that they even forgot to wave their cheering sticks.
A red light flashed, Qiongqi fell down, the stage went dark, and suddenly the evil smiling face of a girl in a white dress appeared on the screen again.
As a viewer, Yu Jiang suddenly saw himself on the screen and was instantly freed from the emotions that Ran Feng had empathized with.
"Nannan, has he paid us the copyright fee?" Yu Jiang teased in his agent's ear.
Gong Jianan didn't even turn his head. "Grow a few more strawberries for him later. Let him miss work, and we'll treat it as loss compensation."
Yu Jiang rolled his eyes at her after his past was exposed. "I really don't like chatting with you. You keep making small mistakes and never stop..."
Yu Jiang appears as the heroine of the MV not for Ran Feng to secretly show off their affection, but to serve as a guide for the story.
Qiongqi is the end of the story. What follows is the beginning of the story of the protagonist and the girl. Their identities are different in each life, but they all end in tragedy.
Let’s start from the beginning, and change into a modified Hanfu costume. Next, Ran Feng sings a song in which he adds elements of Chinese culture.
"A general will never regret dying in a hundred battles, his soul will still return home even if his body is in a foreign land" is the keynote of the whole song. Ran Feng sings it in an androgynous opera voice, which is gentle and sad.
Although there are elements of ancient style, most of the song is fast-paced singing and dancing, and the few singing parts are full of homesickness and lamentations.
It makes sense to use this song as the beginning of the story. Fans who are familiar with him know that this song is included in his first solo album.
At that time, he was still working for an overseas agency, and it was very difficult to release this album.
The company at that time wanted to use him to make money in China, and also wanted him to invisibly invade the country with peninsula culture in his album.
As a Chinese, Ran Feng certainly disagreed, but the company had already released the news, and if the artist didn't obey, they would not care.
The lyrics, composition, arrangement and MV of the ten songs in the first album were all written without the help of the company. This was also the first time that Ran Feng wrote a song.
The version performed now has been revised, and is different from the original crude version. I don’t know how many times it has been revised over the years, but his naive lyrics remain unchanged, and that is his original intention.
There is no love in this song. When he wrote it, it was full of passion and his bottom line.
But this time he changed the original passionate climax into a gentle theatrical voice, and also gave a different interpretation at the end.
At the end, there were no lyrics, only accompaniment. The war drums stopped, the pipa started, and a female dancer in a white dress with long sleeves danced in the smoke.
Ran Feng's dark red Hanfu was stained with the general's blood and then dried. He stood on the high platform, looking at the lover he had forgotten in his hometown.
At the last drum sound, the woman in white fell in the smoke, and with one last dance of her sleeves, she swung towards her lonely and brave general.
The lights dimmed and Qiongqi rose again, opening its bloody mouth and swallowing up all the thick fog on the stage.
That was the general's hatred and the woman's resentment, and Qiongqi devoured them to gain energy.
I had never seen a concert like this before. It was not until the stage was empty that the audience started waving maple leaf-shaped cheering sticks and screaming.
"What is the cycle of thousands of years ~ my love for you is everlasting ~" I heard the voice before I saw the person, and Ran Feng, who was trying to dress up, led the prelude with his ethereal singing voice.
This song only has this one line of lyrics in Chinese, and the rest is a combination of Peninsular Chinese and English.
Also included in the first album, the company asked him to spread the culture of the Peninsula, and he preferred to sing Chinese stories in the Peninsula language.
The theme chosen is the story of Meng Jiangnu, which, disguised as love, praises the bravery of the Chinese ancestors in resisting foreign enemies.
Although it was done to disgust the company at the time, it now fits in particularly well within the larger story of the concert.
Qiongqi is always devouring these negative emotions. This time, it swallowed up Meng Jiangnu's grief.
The same is true for the following songs. It is difficult to pick a happy ending from Ran Feng's songs, but there are plenty of such tragic love stories.
Songs with different historical backgrounds and themes were performed one after another. The only thing in common was that the female dancers all wore pure white clothes.
The audience seemed to have figured out that these female protagonists are the same person, the lover in Qiongqi who was suspected to have occupied another body.
After six songs, Qiongqi, who had swallowed too much negative emotions, gradually grew up and showed a ferocious appearance.
It was the eighth song of the show, and the prelude turned into cheerful notes. Ran Feng wore a retro floral shirt and danced lazily.
"I walk slowly, but when I see you I turn back unconsciously." In the rap lyrics, a female dancer in a white dress and pigtails dances past him.
Ran Feng's dance moves were about chasing and retaining. The female dancer appeared everywhere on the stage, but he was out of reach.
"I love you but it's hard to keep you, I watch you go away." In the last sentence of the lyrics, Qiongqi appears again.
The accompaniment was not over yet, it tried to swallow up the regret, but Ran Feng added, "Having seen your excellence, it is enough for the rest of my life."
A line of lyrics made the thin smoke on the stage dissipate, and Qiongqi, which had not absorbed any negative emotions, shrank in size.
The dress turned into a short skirt, and the next song was a passionate dance of a man and woman in love. Ran Feng's ease on the stage caused the audience to cheer and scream.
The gauze tights make Ran Feng's muscles vaguely visible, and his metaphorical movements make people bleed from the nose.