push one 's way by shoving or humping

push one 's way by shoving or humping

"Rampage" is the interlude of the movie "brothers sleeping in my upper bunk", supervised by Gao Xiaosong, composed by Qian Lei, composed by Yin Yue and sung by Hua Chenyu. Officially issued on March 7, 2016.

Creative background

To create a promotional single for a film is already a familiar marketing game for most film makers. Gao Xiaosong, a pioneer of "campus folk songs" in the mainland and director of the film / music director, certainly won't let his works fall into the business rut easily. Yin Yue, his female poet, and Qian Lei, his composing partner, are undoubtedly the best candidates to complete this "youth test paper". Their cooperation has always continued a kind of "emotional DNA" similar to that of Gao Xiaosong, and rampage is no exception. This unique feeling is like an anti-counterfeiting label, especially eye-catching in the market's "youth does not end". when people are used to the literary works of "touting youth", it shows that some precious emotional memory has been seriously overdrawn. As an interlude of the movie "brothers sleeping in my upper bunk", rampage does not attempt to make a rigid Patchwork and cheap sensationalism of the past youth. On the contrary, Hua Chenyu shows the rare emotional control of a young singer under the background of the stirring arrangement: there is no empty roar, only affectionate cry, and the most enthusiastic young courage at the moment. This flexibility can hit anyone who is willing to listen.

Song lyrics

Seventeen years old, the summer sun is blazing your shoulders are burning one winter night holding back tears your eyes are often blurred you walk through the snowstorm alone your joints have been frozen for many years as always, you are humble and determined guard the little boy at the bottom of your heart you run rampant all the way to the farthest you shout and bathe in the sea of people under the armor, who knows your soft heart you have nothing Wandering too much panic along the road stormy waves never thought to surrender scar is a medal of pride worn by oneself a cavity of blood boiling day and night fight alone grow alone flow alone

Appreciation of songs

"Rampage" is not the first time for brilliance Yu to sing a theme song for film and television works, but it can be said that this is his most dramatic "vocal performance". He used his rare voice explosive power to accurately "detonate" the emotional power hidden between the lyrics and melody. The straightforward form of a / B requires the singer to gush out the emotion brewed at the beginning of the song in an instant. Hua Chenyu's skillful singing skills are revealed here. What "rampage" expresses is that in the process of struggling from the starting point of having nothing, no matter what hardship and struggle or loss and betrayal they encounter along the way, they can save themselves from danger after a "rampage". The interpretation of such a work needs a hot emotional concentration and a singer of their generation, brilliance Yu. Since its debut, brilliance has been synonymous with youth both in appearance and temperament. This is not the first time that Huahua has performed the theme song for film and television works, but it can be said that this is his most dramatic "vocal performance". The straightforward form of the A / B section of the song requires the singer to gush out the emotion brewed at the beginning of the song in an instant. Hua Chenyu, who has both the image of youth and profound singing skills, accurately "detonated" the emotional power hidden between the lyrics and melody with his rare voice explosive power, and performed the most "hot" single with the most skilled singing skills. As a pioneer of "campus folk songs" in the mainland, Gao Xiaosong is a gold lettered signboard in the interpretation of "Youth". Under his escort, "rampage" interprets youth with the most natural colors. Combined with brilliance Yu's skillful singing skills and the most dramatic singing style, when we think we can be in no hurry to nostalgia, we can hear "Youth" rushing in the memory.