The new music video (MV) of Tăng Duy Tân and Bích Phương is not for children

The new album "Khu Vườn Tình" (Garden of Love) by Tăng Duy Tân contains songs catered to different age groups and listeners, from young Gen Z to those going through love and heartbreak. However, Tăng Duy Tân expressed concern about the impact of some content, like a smoking scene in the MV "Ikigai", on younger viewers.

Tăng Duy Tân is a singer who has left a mark in the hearts of many fans with catchy melodies like "Cắt Đôi Nỗi Sầu", "Dạ Vũ", and "Tình Đầu". In addition, he has also proven his talent as a songwriter with a "treasure trove of hits" that have dominated the Vietnamese music market and collaborated with many famous singers.

From 2018, the male artist has built a "unique" music brand for himself. When listeners hear a song written by him, they can immediately recognize it as a song by Tăng Duy Tân.

Despite this, the music of Tăng Duy Tân has gradually become the subject of many "monotonous" comments. He is concerned and trying to approach more listeners. His latest music products are a breakthrough, more diverse, but still do not lose the unique "trademark" of Tăng Duy Tân, "it may be a bit different from Tân's previous style, but it will still be Tân".

The album "Garden of Love" released on the evening of October 29th by Tăng Duy Tân is a compilation of various emotional states, from happiness, sadness, despair, and healing. Each song in the album is dedicated to different types of listeners. The singer demonstrates his psychological and refined musical thinking by understanding the musical preferences of each target audience. Many people may find themselves in Tăng Duy Tân's music and immerse themselves in the melodies of this album, from young lovers, the heartbroken, listeners who enjoy gentle ballads, to the older generation of parents and grandparents.

However, the young audience makes Tăng Duy Tân "both happy and worried". For example, the music video Ikigai has a scene with a concerning cigarette that could influence teenage viewers. The singer himself is also worried that when the music video is widely shared with young viewers, it may have a negative impact.

To limit problems like that, Tăng Duy Tân especially polished the lyrics of the songs: "How to bring the most beautiful words, the most beautiful content to everyone, so that if children hear it, they are also shiny and beautiful sentences."

With careful attention, passion in music activities and thoughtful care for fan experiences, Tăng Duy Tân will continue to contribute more hit songs and shine brighter on the Vietnamese music scene.

PS: This article is rewritten based on the article on Kenh14. https://kenh14.vn/mv-moi-cua-tang-duy-tan-va-bich-phuong-khong-danh-cho-tre-em-21524103109143632.chn (Oct 31, 2024)