"After listening to the song 'Sin,' my dad didn't sleep all night and smoked one cigarette after another. When I woke up in the morning, he called me over and solemnly apologized to me."
“He said he regretted hitting me in front of so many people. He felt guilty for three years and always wanted to say it, but never knew how to start.”
“I understand him. My dad divorced my mom a long time ago and is the chairman of a company. He has a lot of authority, and it would be extremely difficult to get him to apologize.”
"Actually, I stopped hating him a long time ago, but it is indeed a barrier in my heart."
"Thank you, Wen He. We can finally communicate like a normal father and son."
As Wen He's influence continues to grow, so does the number of haters.
There will always be a group of people in society who will always go against the grain of the masses.
They don't seek niche tastes; they'll definitely hate anything that everyone likes.
These kinds of people are collectively referred to as traitors.
Wen He's popularity has never waned since her first song.
This group is also expanding at an extremely rapid pace.
[No one really thinks Wen He has depression and had a miserable childhood, right?]
[There are still people feeling sorry for him? It's laughable. He has over 30 million followers; does he need your common folk's sympathy? He'd already be rolling in money and traveling the world.]
After his hit song "Underwater" achieved explosive success, he was already considering expanding in that direction. This song, "Sin," is exploiting the teenage depression demographic.
I never expected you all to elevate someone who wants to profit from human suffering to this level. Just wait, one day he'll fall from grace and become a rat everyone hates.
Believe it or not, those who criticize the most fiercely will often be the very people who are currently the most devoted fans.
I guarantee his next song will be another depressing one; nobody can resist viral content.
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