Art has no room for cruelty and vulgarity!

When the HCM City Department of Culture and Sports invited him to work, B Ray and his team admitted their mistakes. To correct the mistakes (before receiving the administrative decision), B Ray removed the rap song from the social media platform.

With lyrics like wishing for an ex-lover to get a serious illness (I hope you beat cancer/ Only to get cancer again), or encounter bad luck (Everything you plan will fail), cursing her (I wish you no one will visit you when you are sick/ Come home on the 1st and 15th/ I hope every time you climb the stairs your leg will slip/ ​​I wish you to die peacefully in bed)... in the song "De ai can", the audience will shake their heads in dismay and will be worried if these lyrics are spread or promoted. Before being removed, the song attracted nearly 600,000 views after only 3 days, entering the top 9 trending music .

Rapper B Ray. (Photo provided by the character)

The popularity of rapper B Ray, even the "idol" of many young rappers, a rap song like "De ai can" will be a toxic dish, a poison that damages the thinking of listeners, especially young people who have not yet clearly defined their own thinking. Of course, if considered from the "fun" aspect, "De ai can" may just be a joke (somewhat toxic) or "rap is a street music genre, directly expressing the thinking and concepts of young people" then perhaps "De ai can" reflects the true nature of the music genre imported from Western streets.

Vietnamese audiences are not afraid to accept new things, but everything needs to be controlled within the allowed range. In an Asian culture that always values ​​symbolic and exemplary cultural values, statements, even if justified as just jokes, should be condemned.

Eradicating a brutal, vulgar rap is a necessary solution. However, that probably won't be able to eradicate the wrong thinking of many young people because they think vulgar lyrics are "cool" and "cool". Musician Vo Thien Thanh was very worried when rap was promoted by building many rap programs and playgrounds - a type of playground for a music genre that contains many risks as what the audience has seen.

Previously, the audience witnessed bad rap songs that were punished, such as the song "Censored" by rapper Chi Ca (written about the incestuous relationship between father-in-law and daughter-in-law using obscene language). The group Rap Nha Lam also caused outrage when releasing the rap song "Thich Ca Mau Chi" with blasphemous content about Buddhism, containing seriously offensive images. Rapper Binh Gold with the MV "Lai may bay" has images and lyrics such as: "I want to drive you (Let's go). Just met for the first time, I wanted to drive you (Love always)...". Singer Phi Phuong Anh with the MV "Canh ai dung cuckold em" contains extremely nonsense and vulgar lyrics. The MV "Cypher nha lam" released by Low G, Teddie J, Chi, ResQ talks about flirting and having sex. The song "May that may" by BigDaddy has lyrics that many audiences believe are alluding to women's bodies...

It must be understood that not all rap is at risk of being vulgar. Many rappers have produced rap songs that are humane and meaningful. However, it is urgent to eliminate "low" music because art cannot have "dirty" thoughts or be exhausted in ideas and words.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/nghe-thuat-khong-co-cho-cho-su-doc-ac-dung-tuc-196240105204053433.htm