Three songs that are more difficult to sing than the Divine Comedy "Rare Words", the lyrics are spicy mouth series, and JJ Lin overturned the car.

Speaking of "uncommon words", I believe everyone is familiar with it. As a popular model of online divine comedy in recent years, "Rare Words" is all the rage, and the evaluation of this song is also mixed. Some people think that the whole song has no more musicality except unfamiliar lyrics, while others think that this song has played a role in promoting national traditional culture.

However, regardless of the quality of Rare Words, it is definitely recognized that it is difficult to sing. If most people don't use homophones instead, I'm afraid they can't even pronounce the correct lyrics, let alone rap. Therefore, "Rare Words" has always been a classic of the lyrics series, but the following three songs are different from "Rare Words". Obviously, the lyrics are simple but the same burning mouth is hard to say, even "walking CD"

Take everything you want.-Tiger Hu

Tiger Hu's "Get What You Need" can be said to be written by immortals all over the street. Not only is the melody euphemistic, but the lyrics are also full of story and substitution. However, apart from the melodious hook part, a quick rap stumped many people. Even when JJ Lin covered the concert, he had the original singer Tiger Hu teach him live, which shows how difficult it is to sing this song.

Ordinary people get this song, and the lyrics are too spicy to open their mouths. People who have a certain rap foundation may find it easier, but for most friends who only listen to pop songs, they are probably tongue-tied. I wonder if you can sing?

Digital Life-George Lam

As a legend in Chinese music, George Lam is definitely the predecessor and idol of most people in music. He once dominated the Chinese music scene with many leading singers such as Samuel Hui, and even Andy Lau, one of the four great kings, was his mentor. Jacky Cheung even bluntly said not to claim to be a singer in front of George Lam, which shows the high status of George Lam.

And this Digital Life is also one of George Lam's classic masterpieces. Although the whole song is not difficult to sing, it is absolutely very difficult to sing well. It is said that this song perfectly combines the nine tones and six tones of Cantonese pronunciation, and the seemingly chaotic digital lyrics are actually simulating tones. If we delve into musicality, this song is a well-deserved masterpiece. As for singing well, I can only say that even Eason Chan's cover has to be adapted to be fully performed, and the difficulty can be imagined.

Emil Wakin Chau, a difficult classic to read.

Speaking of lyrics burning mouth series, how can Emil Wakin Chau's "A Difficult Classic" be missing? As the theme song of the classic drama Dragon Eight Branches, this song is a classic in the hearts of countless people, bearing the memories of generation after generation. The bleak atmosphere of the rivers and lakes in the song and the grand atmosphere make the audience feel like dreaming of the rivers and lakes of the dragon and eight branches every time they listen to it, which is very imposing.

But it's a pity that this song not only has a poor pronunciation, but also maintains a strong emphasis in the case of extremely fast speech. Don't say that most people want to learn, even Emil Wakin Chau himself is hard to restore perfectly now, so that many people say that after so many years, he has learned to play with eighteen hands and dragons, but he hasn't learned the difficult classics yet.