Xie Tianxiao is the new godfather of Chinese rock music. He is very famous in the history of modern rock music in China. He is a relatively rapeseed person. His music style comes entirely from his own thoughts and soul. The ideas in his songs are It’s something that others can’t control. You can sing in whatever words you want! The soul (style) of his music comes from his life, his cynical and unruly attitude towards life, and he expresses his inner anger and joy through singing. You can watch his video at Starlight Live. When he is devoted, he sings well. She shed tears because that song had already touched upon his sadness! Let’s briefly talk about how to do rock and roll well. Rock and roll doesn’t necessarily mean rock and roll, but there are a few key points. First, you need to let your fans see that you sing rock and roll, which means you have to have Xie Tianxiao is an example of that style. With his tall and thin figure, messy long hair, haggard face, sad eyes and lyrics, he actually does a good job. Everyone has a characteristic. I hope you can be shown. Secondly, you can make every instrument on the stage move, whether it is guitar, keyboard or bass, they are all beautiful, and you have to integrate them into the stage effects and singing. Of course, your heart must be excited or surging, and you must sing and perform with emotion. The fans will not laugh at your tears, your heart-breaking shouting, or your occasional depression. As long as you can express the truest It's enough for the audience. The last and most important point is that you must love every one of your fans, be responsible for every word you say, and be fair to them. I may be speaking in general terms, but these points are more critical, ** *Classmate Wang Haihan. Of course Cui Jian is also a veteran, and I like him very much, but his style is completely different from that of Lao Xie. This depends on personal preference. I don’t care who you like, haha! I have many Lao Xie collector’s edition vinyl videos. If you need to pay attention to my meager @ Drunk on the roadside grass is the ending of no confidence.