Jin Jiuzhe's new song "Noodle" exposes naked social reality

Feeling more bitter after entering society? Feeling that it's hard to make a living and being suppressed everywhere? Is it easy to give up on yourself? Jin Jiuzhe, a "realist" singer-songwriter who was once popular north of the Yangtze River with his song "Keer", recently released a new book "Noodle", which aroused enthusiastic response from the audience and repeatedly applauded.

Compared with "Ke 'er","Noodle" is more straightforward and realistic. "Ke 'er" still uses a sarcastic tone that is both true and false, while "Face' er" gives up avoidance and modification, and the lyrics directly point out the cruel reality that "there is no right or wrong in a person, there is only strength and weakness in the world." At the same time, it also tells people that there is no obstacle to overcome, and we must work hard and not waste our time to live a good life. As one of the creators of the song, Jin Jiuzhe said that his inspiration for writing songs comes from life and is relatively down-to-earth, so it is easy to resonate with the audience.

Since becoming popular with the song "For Love You" in 2008, Jin Jiuzhe has captured a large number of fans with his unique magnetic voice, solid singing skills and delicate singing style. Although he occasionally sings love songs, such as "Little Sister Listen to Me" and "Roses Blooming", Jin Jiuzhe has always followed the realistic and inspirational route. The early films "Ke 'er","Heaven and Earth","My Heart" and "Migrant Workers' Yearning", and the recent films "Friends Always Contact","Men Don't Tell You Are Tired","Ungrateful" and "Men Should Be Like Men" are all concerned about society and the emotions and friendship between people, full of social significance and positive energy. I look forward to Jin Jiuzhe continuing to bring us more good songs in the future.