The C-pop/M-pop Discussion 3rd Thread

[Linoa62]

JJ Lin - No Turning Back MV !
Unfortunately, no English subs.

[PoetGirl]

Originally Posted by Linoa62

JJ Lin - No Turning Back MV !
Unfortunately, no English subs.

wow, that was boring. it might grow on me, but

[maddy1111]

Originally Posted by PoetGirl

wow, that was boring. it might grow on me, but

I guess it won't ... it was just boring, this song sounds like a thousand of songs he has made before

[PoetGirl]

Originally Posted by maddy1111

I guess it won't ... it was just boring, this song sounds like a thousand of songs he has made before

haha, I said it cause Stay with you grew on me after like 122 listens (lmao)

[maddy1111]

Originally Posted by PoetGirl

haha, I said it cause Stay with you grew on me after like 122 listens (lmao)

girl, you really gave that song a chance!

There are a lot of songs that eventually grew on me (but it usually doesn't take more than 10 listens), but I guess this is not going to happen with new song by JJ Lin, unfortunately I have no intention to listen to it again after 1st listen, to be honest

[PoetGirl]

Originally Posted by maddy1111

girl, you really gave that song a chance!

There are a lot of songs that eventually grew on me (but it usually doesn't take more than 10 listens), but I guess this is not going to happen with new song by JJ Lin, unfortunately I have no intention to listen to it again after 1st listen, to be honest

yes, cuz he was hyping it up in ig live
Im like that usually too, but I like his voice a lot.
hes like one of the best male singers of all time for me.

[maddy1111]

Originally Posted by PoetGirl

hes like one of the best male singers of all time for me.

if we talk only about C-pop here, I am quite puzzled ... I need to "divide" my favourite male singers into old and new era

From new era, I really like Eric Chou, Joker Xue , Li Rong Hao (even if his new album didn't deliver) and Wu Qing Feng
From old era, that would be Stanley Huang, Wang Lee Hom and Jay Chou, of course
And if we go even further into past to the veteran era, I like Andy Lau very much