Have you been attracted by a Divine Comedy of Jingling recently? This is a clip from the Vietnamese song "See Tình". The essence of the chorus is not only the humming of jingle, but also the magic flute episode that follows.

The singer of this song is Huang Chuiling, the top Vietnamese pop music scene. Huang Chuiling is very popular in Viet Nam. Once the first MV of this song was released on social platforms, the broadcast volume rose rapidly. In the comment area, netizens from different countries expressed their love for this song, which is highly sought after in China, especially on the short video platform.

The reason why this song is popular:

Songs have high-speed mixed drums.

Although Vietnamese pop songs "originated" from short video platforms in China, many music platforms have also launched "Vietnamese music charts". On UGC (User Generated Content) video platforms such as bilibili, the use of Vietnamese music has also increased significantly, including many popular videos with millions of plays.

Combined with short video, it is beneficial to spread.

Last year, a Cantonese song "Angkor Wat", which had been released for many years, became popular on major online platforms and was rushed to spread and cover. Its creator and musician, Chen Po, told the reporter of Beiqing Daily that the popularity of this song is mainly due to its excellent production, and even if it is listened to many years later, it will still be shocking.

Regarding Vietnamese music, Chen Po thinks that Vietnamese songs are very particular about the clarity and strength of drums, the speed of rhythm, and the choice of characteristic musical instruments. For example, in See Tình, which is popular recently, it is very representative to choose whistle as a characteristic instrument, and the synthetic timbre leads the main theme, which is simple and easy to remember. Repeated harmony is easier to remember, and can even be easily printed in your mind. Coupled with the dynamic bass, it is very attractive.

"The rhythm of several Vietnamese songs we are familiar with is very consistent with the requirements of short and exquisite short videos. The strange language brings freshness and can capture the audience at once."