Coldzy's song criticized for being sexually suggestive, tlinh disappears

"Fever" has disappeared from Coldzy's official channel. The song has been criticized for being offensive.

After a period of controversy, on July 15, the audience discovered the song Fever Coldzy, tlinh disappeared. Previously, the product was posted on Coldzy's official channel. In a recent music night, Coldzy and tlinh also revealed that they would release another version of the song. Fever .

“Maybe many people didn’t like the previous version, so we will release a ‘clean’ version. Whoever has the first version, please listen to the rest,” tlinh said during the music night.

Fever has disappeared from Coldzy's channel after a long period of controversy. Photo: FBNV. Fever bi go anh 2

Song Fever released by Coldzy in early June, included in the album Medicine and caused fierce controversy. The media and some cultural experts also criticized the content of the song. The reason is that many of the lyrics in the song are considered too sensitive and suggestive, for example: " The 2-strap shirt is hanging on the sofa, she quickly moves closer / So that her lips are no longer dry / My whole body increases in temperature " or the lyrics of tlinh: " Pull the curtain closer to you / Guess who will wet the mattress this time? / Lock the room and kiss my lips / Can't wait to unlock it from the inside ".

Notably, the song was not labeled or given any warning. Therefore, in addition to compliments about the melody, many viewers complained that the song's content was too sensitive and erotic.

Coldzy (real name Do Hoang Hai, born in 2000), made an impression on Rap Viet season 2 and is on Karik's team. He has just released an album Medicine includes 12 songs about his journey of growing up. Meanwhile, also famous from Rap Viet, tlinh is currently one of the most notable young faces in the music market. Last year, tlinh's album was love ranked 15th in the list of 25 best Asian albums NME announced on December 22, 2023. The list was based on the opinions of more than 10 journalists and experts in the music industry.

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