Late on November 6, HIEUTHUHAI suddenly posted a track called Trinh, the song was arranged by Kewtiie, the "magician" behind HIEUTHUHAI's hits with tens of millions of views.
This is not the first time HIEUTHUHAI diss rap talent (short for disrespect, are songs written with the purpose of criticizing, mocking, and even insulting a certain subject), many lyrics in the debut album Everyone has to start somewhere. also "diss" other rappers like Andree, 16 Typh and wxrdie.
However, with the song HIEUTHUHAI 's target is haters (listeners who hate the rapper's music and career) with the aim of proving that his success is self-made, responding to the scorn of the online community.
HIEUTHUHAI diss is still too gentle
HIEUTHUHAI's song immediately caused controversy, on one side were people criticizing the rapper's work as bad, dissing without "absorbing", on the other side were fans gleefully quoting lyrics in the song to attack anti-fans.
In Trinh , HIEUTHUHAI uses flex lyrics (showing off) achievements like:
"What is a level that no one can judge? I only know how to make my parents proud; Build a big house and live alone with only 2 floors."
Or fierce, deadly lyrics like:
"Say your lyrics are meaningless; Or your brain is moldy from not being used for a long time; Your comments are really smart; But your brain is a pig's brain."
This is a form of rap that is no longer strange in the village. Vietnam hip hop and the world, rappers often come from nothing, they make music to flex their journey to the top and satirize those who doubted them.
Songs of this genre often use very intense rap lyrics, even somewhat vulgar, to express the rappers' frankness and lack of fear of public opinion.
Some examples in the Vietnamese hip hop scene are songs by B-ray, Rich Choi, Blacka, Viet Dragon...
For longtime hip hop fans, HIEUTHUHAI's rap lyrics are still too gentle, partly reflecting his image in the media.
"I don't hate HIEUTHUHAI but the lyrics are a bit cliche, like he's telling stories and confiding in fans more than haters are hurt.
HIEUTHUHAI also came from underground, and also made music to pay tribute to his seniors like Viet Dragon, so I believe his rap lyrics can be more fierce and powerful" - a listener commented.
However, there are also people who praise HIEUTHUHAI subtle, even though I know that diss rap has to be fierce and intense, I still have to tone it down because many of Hieu's fans are young people, who know and admire him through TV shows for all ages.
"You guys say Hieu's rap is not catchy, he must be addicted to Vietnamese rappers swearing indiscriminately in his lyrics. HIEUTHUHAI has to be different when he goes mainstream, his rap lyrics must also be carefully measured to avoid being offensive and dirty with the media" - a fan expressed on Facebook.
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