The Golden Melody Awards are currently one of the most authoritative and popular awards in the Chinese music scene.
Jay Chou has won the Golden Melody Awards fifteen times, which shows just how unshakable the Heavenly King's status is.
This year, Jay Chou clearly wanted to get in on the action again, which was why he hurriedly released "Won't Cry If You Say So."
Otherwise, he would definitely have released it alongside his own album. Since he had put it out now, he naturally wanted to take it to the Golden Melody Awards.
And this year's Golden Melody Awards nominations had already been announced.
Jiang Siming was prominently among them!
Jiang Siming wasn't surprised by the news.
Although he wasn't a professional singer, he had released a whole basketful of new songs over the past year.
Starting with "Going Horse," followed by "Luzhou Moon," "Little Love Song," "Old Boy," and so on, the new song he released in every episode of the singer program was enough to establish Jiang Siming's contribution to the Chinese music scene this year.
In an era when the music scene was becoming increasingly dispirited, very few good songs were being born. Instead, there were all kinds of disposable pop songs, such as "Learn to Meow," "Buddhist Girl," and "Calories."
At first, these songs sounded catchy and pretty good, but if you carefully examined their lyrics, you would find yourself thinking, What the hell is this crap supposed to be?
"We learn to meow together, meow meow meow meow together"? Meow your sister!
And then there was, "You say you like the forest-girl type, while I have one more G." One more G what? An island movie? It was obviously just a bunch of lyrics thrown together.
"Calories" was the same: "Bye-bye, donuts, bubble milk tea,