CAI XUKUN AND KRIS WU CRITICIZED FOR USING ENGLISH IN THEIR SONGS

The little fresh meat (T/N: Nickname for young male celebrities) these days all have one problem, they like to pretend they're foreigners (T/N: Derogatory term used). No matter Wu Yifan or Cai Xukun, they like using English in their songs to give people an illusion of "internationalization", when in reality they're for Chinese people to listen to. This is just like domestic-made products which print a few sentences of English to sell better, so that they can look like they were imported.

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1. [+4601] They don't want you to understand the lyrics, that way it seems more swag, it's not for you to listen to anyways 

2. [+2481] OP you should change your name first before you drag them ok! You're dragging yourself you know! Don't think that you can just drag whomever if you have an English name (T/N: The OP's username is in English)

3. [+1101] Jay is someone who makes their own music as a Chinese  

4. [+896] No matter English or Chinese music, as long as it's good it's fine 

[+705] Reply: The problem is they're not good 

5. [+968] According to this logic when you're learning English in school it's for being a fake foreigner 

6. [+672] He's a dog, why is he pretending to be from Alaska 

[+146] Reply: What are you talking about, he's a Canadian dog

7. [+625] The awkward thing is that their English lyrics are stuck at at the middle school level

8. [+459] Firstly, I've read your words carefully. About Wu Yifan, you said that his songs are for Chinese people to listen to, but his works have had good results on various American charts, even on Billboard. As a Chinese he really let a lot of foreign listeners hear Chinese music. Or maybe do you keyboard warriors only want foreigners to know that China has Tian Mi Mi? You can not like something but please don't insult it