Black Vau officially spoke about the MV suspected of promoting violence against women

Recently, Black Vau released a song in collaboration with NS Tran Tien called Going In Summer get attention from the audience. The song carries the spirit of cheering football, arousing pride through each cinematic footage.

However, the new product of Black Vow is facing mixed opinions from the online community. Many people believe that the song’s lyrics are promoting violence against women and uncivilized ways of cheering.

Specifically at the beginning of the song, the rap line “The opponent is like a lover, clinging to me in a entangled way. But the lover wants me to be healthy, and the opponent wants me to be injured.” causing many opinions that Den Vau is misdirecting the audience’s view of the “sports spirit” that he wants to convey in the MV.

The assertion that “the opponent wants me to be injured” makes the online community think that if this unsportsmanlike act occurs, it should be condemned, instead of “normalized” and easily included in a product. music encouraging.

In addition, in a lyric at the end of the rap, the audience also thinks that Den Vau is “promoting domestic violence with the image of a violent, conservative man”, especially in the line: “What you say according to the probability statistics, 1 in a million makes me a brute (I’m kidding)”, “On the internet I’m a moderate, sometimes at home I’m a conservative”.

Song “If you change the channel, I’ll change from a boy to…” Black Vau used a rather sensitive phrase after the ellipsis quoted above, leading many people to think that Den Vau had a metaphorical meaning about “using violence against women”, and “having prejudices about women”. the weaker sex when saying that women do not understand football”, “this is completely inappropriate for a product with a message promoting sports”…

Recently, Den Vau has officially responded to this incident.

Accordingly, the owner of the hit Bring Money To Mom To share: “I have thought and edited a lot of words so that listeners can feel it, focusing on the love of football, sharing the joy of winning with each other, not for the purpose of promoting anything else.

It’s a pity that the lyrics of the song, when separating each paragraph and each sentence, make people understand differently the meaning and message that they want to convey and spread.

I always appreciate and appreciate everyone’s comments; I would like to acknowledge all these comments to improve the future works.”

In addition, the male rapper also explained his lyrics: “In such families, the sister-in-law is the ‘host’, the husband listens to his wife everything, only one thing is for him, the Vietnamese team is the champion – no matter what anyone says. more, and that was the only thing he dared to ‘protest’ to his wife.

But the husband is just “strong-mouthed” to protest like that (like the saying: “One in a million makes you a brute”) but actually doesn’t dare to do anything. This meaning is expressed more clearly in the phrase “I’m joking” (showing that he was only “big mouth” joking with his wife).

And the phrase “conservative” here means that no matter what anyone – including his wife – says, in his heart, “Vietnam champions, long live Vietnam” is never changed.

At the time of writing, Black also imagined that the MV would have such a funny family scene, the husband does all the housework and it’s time for the ball to roll that his sister-in-law is allowed to watch TV, but for many reasons, this part of the script was not included in the MV”.

Before Black, don’t tell Going In Summer is divided into 3 parts. Part 1 is the sports life of the players, though arduous but worthy of respect; part 2 is the scene where people take to the streets to celebrate victory, a day when all unite, have the same voice and pride in their hearts; Part 3 tells about the love of football of a small family, when the couple jokes with each other.

Thien Lanh (t/h)
According to VietNamNet