"viva la vida"

This is a very special song.

It is also a song that only people who grew up in the European and American cultural circles can understand.

This song writes many allusions from the Bible and uses many puns that only European and American people understand.

In Ye Weiyang's previous life, many people believed that this song was written from the perspective of Louis XVI, who was sent to the guillotine because of the Great Revolution.

But when interviewing Cool Play, they themselves never admitted it, just saying that this is a song about a king who lost his kingdom, about anti-authoritarian dictatorship and revolution.

As for the listeners to substitute Louis XVI, Napoleon, or some other overthrown king, it is OK.

Even if you want to substitute Puyi, it is also the king who was overthrown under the trend of the Great Revolution!

Anyway, this song itself is not meant to praise or speak out for a last king.

On the contrary, this song uses the perspective of a last king trapped in the illusion of power to let the audience understand what they should pursue and what is false.

For example, love the real life in front of you, love the people in front of you, and do what you really want to do.

This is obviously more realistic than the illusory pursuit of imperial power.

After all, human beings are always approaching their own death. When they die, even those with great power can’t take anything away except their own lifelong memories.

When death comes, look back on your life, hope is brave and real, rather than spending your life worthless for something illusory.

Because life is precious, long live life!

“Ohhhhh—”

“Ohhh~Ohhh~”

“I hear Jerusalem bells are ringing”

(I heard the loud bells coming from Jerusalem)

“Roman Cavalry choirs are singing”

(The choir of the Roman cavalry is chanting)

“Be my mirror my sword and shield”

(As my mirror, my sword and shield)

“…………”

“I know Saint Peter won't call my name”

(I know very well that St. Peter will not recognize me again)

“Never an honest word”

(Although there is no truth)

“That was when I ruled the world”

(But this is the world I rule)

Ye Weiyang spread his hands wide, looked up at the sky, and sang loudly.

In the melody that advances layer by layer in the Tchaikovsky-like tray, the passionate strings once again replace the guitar and become the character in the movement that calls the wind and rain.

Jingbo'an threw away the drums and turned to beat the big drums and bells. The momentum and glory were magnified to the extreme under the atmospheric string music.

The majestic momentum, with Ye Weiyang's deliberately bel canto singing, coupled with the heavy harmony of the band members.

A fatal and shocking feeling swept through the huge Citi Field!

The good string music is really easy to give people a shocking enjoyment.

Even in a short while, most viewers cannot understand the deep connotation and metaphor of this song.

But this shocking string set alone is enough to give the audience a feeling of ascension to heaven on the spot.

Gu lettuce

This is another hymn hymn!

And this song is more universal than "Welcome To The Black Parade"!

Basically, anyone who loves to listen to music can accept the song "viva la vida" and can be shocked by the outstanding string music of this song.

at the same time.

On the outside world, on multiple streaming media platforms such as Apple Music, the song "viva la vida" has also been launched simultaneously.

The North American music system, which has been through a long battle, still withstood the sudden peak traffic impact.

The servers of major music platforms did not crash.

As many as millions of fans of North American bands listened to this song as soon as possible.

Then, the song exploded.

As the most famous, most influential song of Cool Play Band.

This song "viva la vida" is also one of the best in this world!

The grand and grand string arrangement, coupled with the big drum that hits people's hearts, sounds so popular!

"Ye's singing is really great! It makes people feel like they are in history!"

"This is written for Louis XVI! The lyrics sing one minutes i held the key, next the walls were closed on me!"

"The meaning of key is generally believed to be a symbol of power."

"At the same time, Louis XVI in history particularly likes to study various locks, and the key here has the original meaning of the key."

"This sentence has another meaning. I am a fucking locksmith. I used to have all kinds of keys, but now I'm locked up in a cell!"

"It was wicked and wild wind, this word is alluding to the trend of the Great Revolution. For Louis XVI, the revolutionary was a rebel in his eyes, so he was evil and wild!"

“I know Saint Peter won’t call my name, this sentence is even better!”

"St. Peter has the key to heaven. Louis XVI knew that he had committed too many evil and killed during his lifetime, so St. Peter would not send himself into heaven. This is a kind of sad self-mockery when Louis XVI was under the guillotine!"

"Or, there is a layer of metaphor."

"In the allusion of the Bible, Jesus is about to be executed, St. Peter betrayed in his dream, and the chicken cried and refused to recognize Jesus three times."

"With this allusion here, perhaps Ye wanted to express that before his death, Louis XVI had a premonition that the ministers who had vowed to be loyal to him before would also betray him like St. Peter betrayed Jesus!"

“This is another kind of self-deprecation.”

"Wow, Ye's lyrics writing skills are really amazing!"

"It's been a long time since there was such a deep and connotation that makes people repeatedly evaluated the lyrics of pop music!"

"All music creators in the European and American music scenes, come! Let's learn how Ye writes songs!"

"Ye used this song "viva la vida" and used string music and lyrics full of high-end sense to show off his skills to you naked!"

"Who says that pop music cannot have connotation and depth?"

"Expressing advanced and connotative things in popular ways is the path that pop music should take!"

"Stop those meaningless music, except horses, leaves, cars, and tickets in the lyrics, there is no nutritional music!"

"Viva la Vida, this is truly excellent, a boutique popular song that can make people savor it repeatedly!"

"I'm willing to give this song five stars!"

Within less than an hour of "viva la vida".

Sergey Joey, a boutique music critic from Rolling Stone Music Magazine.

In his own column, he wrote this column that praised Ye Weiyang and "viva la vida" in one go, and posted it on the Internet.

As a well-known music critic among North American music critics and North American audiences, it is a very influential and well-known music critic.
Chapter completed!