Netizens jokingly claimed that the adapted version of Phoenix Legend's "Under the Sea" should be called "On the Shore", which version do you prefer?

"Praise for the Song" is a cross-screen interactive music variety show produced by Shake Shack, which focuses on pitting a singer's new song against a hit song on Shake Shack. The program's participation can be said to be very high, inviting a lot of popular online singers and singers who have already made their debut. The highlight of the program was the song "Under the Sea" sung by the Phoenix Legends. Many netizens have teased that Phoenix Legend's adaptation of "Under the Sea" should be called "On the Shore", and people have their own favorites for both versions. But personally, I still prefer to listen to the original version of the song.

Phoenix Legend's most dominant music style is a kind of ethnic style, for example, there are a lot of big mothers who dance in the square nowadays, and they all choose their songs to dance. The style is also exorbitant, with a lot of traditional Chinese folk music elements incorporated into it. After their debut, they are also fire throughout the north and south of the Yangtze River, while its song style is cheerful atmosphere is very gay, by many middle-aged and old people like.

The original singer of "Under the Sea" is a network singer called a durian, while the style of "Under the Sea" is a kind of ballad style. Listening to the whole song gives a feeling of loneliness and isolation, and moreover a feeling of depression. Once you understand the song, you know that it is written for depressed people, the tune of the song is on the low side, and the content of the lyrics show the indifference of human nature, which puts a lot of people in the same situation. Although the girl in the story is a bit of a wannabe, in the end she is reborn.

From this it is clear that there is a clear stylistic conflict between Phoenix Legend and this song. And because of its low pitch, Zeng Yi's lyrics this time are very much sung from beginning to end. Although they also sang in bass, the overall pitch was still so much higher than the original. That's why the netizens jokingly called their adapted version "Going Ashore". But everyone has everyone's taste, and this singing is considered a major breakthrough for Phoenix Legends.