Songs about property

Rap is very popular now. In the latest issue of "Rap Listen to Me", this program ushered in a public performance. Plays include Paikert and Love Air's radio station property sad, imp and Tia Ray's showing off and patience, ICE and eggshell's getting something for nothing, and finally MC Guang Guang and Pharaoh's holding my hand. The performance of these instructors will undoubtedly bring a better experience to this program.

The first thing to say is the song "Sad Radio" brought by Pecott and Iger. Actually, Pecott is more suitable for the band. He became a producer in previous programs, and his retro music style is very eye-catching. Secondly, there is a good singer, Iger, who is a good rapper. Together, they are perfect. When it comes to the combination of kids and kids, one is white, not to mention a perfect match. In fact, the child's popularity has not been very high, so many people question his status as a mentor. But it's perfect to sing Hooke's and Jackson's unique dances with Tia Ray's unique voice.

Ice and eggshells are obtained for nothing, but they are somewhat inferior. Because this song adds a lot of underground rap flavor, so many people can't accept it, but the effect is also very good. The last group is a performance by the host Guang Guang and Pharaoh. This song is a very grounded performance and truly expresses the singer's inner thoughts. As long as you work hard, the work will never be bad. They cover everything with their own skills. Although the number of votes is the lowest, that is to say, the atmosphere at the scene is lower than other groups, which can make the votes of the four groups very close.

In fact, from 20 17, when there was a hip-hop program in China, rap was gradually recognized and accepted by people. Rap, as its name implies, is a fast and rhythmic way of singing. In the early days, few people played this game, such as Edison Chen, MC Jin and Jay Chou. Because of their great influence, they are regarded as role models. Therefore, such programs have promoted the popularity of rap and made many people see hope.