Trang Phap was once unhappy because she followed other people's standards.

(Dan Tri) - Trang Phap said she tried to follow other people's standards but was disappointed many times because she could not find happiness within herself.

On the evening of November 27, Trang Phap released the MV "Good Girl" with impressive melody and images along with a positive message about modern women. This is the product that paves the way for the singer's 10th anniversary album, which will be released next December.

The music and visuals are meticulously invested with RnB melodies and frames full of metaphorical details. The appearance of the male lead Manh Kien - the guy who attracted attention in the dating show Paradise Island - is also a highlight that makes fans excited.

Trang Phap shows off her unique beauty in the new MV (Photo: Character provided).

Talking about the definition of "good girl", Trang Phap shared that she used to be someone who tried to follow other people's standards to be recognized as "good", "good", "good"... but was disappointed many times because she could not find happiness within. Through many experiences in life, she has changed.

"We will never be happy if we live by other people's standards and frames of reference. People often define a good girl as someone who dresses conservatively, manages her household, and is content with her lot. To me, a "good girl" comes in many forms, just as happiness comes in many colors.

"A woman is most wonderful when she is always confident, positive, strives to improve herself and creates good values ​​for herself and for life," Trang Phap said.

Through the MV, the female singer hopes that female audiences can be confident and steadfast in their choices, without having to follow the standards of the majority.

On November 16, Trang Phap performed the song "Good girl" for the first time in front of nearly 30,000 spectators at the School Fest program. The performance video received many positive responses from the audience.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/giai-tri/trang-phap-tung-khong-hanh-phuc-vi-chay-theo-tieu-chuan-nguoi-khac-20241128142517011.htm