In everyone's impression, Lin Junjie has always been a gentle person with a particularly good personality.
But I didn't expect that Lin Junjie would lose his temper today and shouted "Please don't come to my concert next time".
This move directly soared to the hot search, which made people stunned.
Here's the thing, some time ago, Lin Junjie performed the dance of the song "Immortal Body" at his concert.
It is said that Lin Junjie specially flew to South Korea to learn this dance for 4 million, just to present the best stage to fans.
However, this dance was spoofed by some netizens, who added various backgrounds to the dance and looked very magical.
There have been no less than ten spoof dubbing on social platforms, and netizens have a lot of fun watching it.
Among them, the most popular spoof version is accompanied by a section of English rap sung by teacher Zhao Lirong during the Spring Festival Gala.
The first two lyrics of this rap are "nod yes shake head no, come is come and go go", which is a wonderful fit with Lin Junjie's dance moves.
Some people also ridiculed Lin Junjie for dancing the "Two Hundred Dance".
Although this dubbed version has gained a certain popularity online, Lin Junjie himself has expressed strong dissatisfaction with it.
Today, Lin Junjie couldn't bear it anymore and responded on the Internet, saying that such a spoof is neither funny nor respectful.
"If you just want to have fun by adding weird ** to the performance clip, please don't come to my concert next time. ”
It can be seen from the text that Lin Junjie very much hopes that the public can have a respect for **, the stage and the performers.
At the same time, this incident also quickly caused heated discussions among Lin Junjie's fans and netizens.
Regarding Lin Junjie's response to the incident of the dance being spoofed, netizens had different reactions and fierce emotions.
A netizen emphasized from an objective point of view: "Respect **, respect the stage, the premise of joking is that both parties find it interesting and play moderately with memes." ”
There are also people who deeply feel the purity and loyalty of Lin Junjie's ** and the stage:
Because Lin Junjie has an infinitely pure and loyal love for ** and the stage, he doesn't want his ** to be tarnished. As an ordinary listener, I can't stand it anymore, and we respect Lin Junjie, a person who is almost extinct in the Chinese music scene and has top singing skillsI admire Lin Junjie's attitude and courage from the bottom of my heart. ”
However, some netizens have a different opinion: "Wasn't it his fans who started playing first?."Then the main owner came out to post and fans began to attack passers-by, and netizens had to be scolded for laughing. ”
This shows that some netizens believe that this controversy originated from the behavior of fans, and that ordinary netizens are being treated unfairly because of this.
These comments show a diverse view of Lin Junjie's incident, from which you can feel the different understandings and attitudes of netizens towards **, art and personal respect.
Before discussing the matter of JJ Lin, we can take a look at the reactions of different artists to the spoof.
Zhang Jie once released a gesture dance ** on the day of 520, and then encountered a spoof, and some people even angrily scolded Zhang Jie for being "spicy and boring" and should be **.
In this regard, Zhang Jie's studio issued a lawyer's statement, expressing its determination to resolutely defend its rights and interests by legal means, and responded to the malicious insult.
In addition, Zhang Jie's studio also issued a notification letter and initiated legal proceedings against bloggers who maliciously spread their opinions.
However, not all artists take the same attitude.
For example, when Ouyang Nana was faced with the situation of being spoofed, she chose to respond in a humble and decent way, and also commented on it.
Her way of responding won the favor of many netizens, and even made some people who had previously criticized her change their views.
After Wang Ju was spoofed in the "Creation 101" program, she also responded in a generous and humorous way, calling herself a "messenger of hell", which showed her high emotional intelligence.
However, some artists are more sensitive to spoofs.
For example, Zhang Han once felt a lot of pressure because of his spoof, which led to a poor mental state.
Han Hong also expressed sadness that her ** for public welfare was made into an emoji, believing that this is a distortion of young people's values.
These cases reflect the varying levels of acceptance of spoofs by artists.
Some artists are able to take a relaxed approach to spoofs and even interact with netizens, while others may feel stressed and uncomfortable as a result.
The line between a spoof and a malicious slander depends on the personal feelings of the person being ridiculed.
Some artists may be more open and willing to hack themselves with netizens, but the premise is to know the other party's bottom line.
Combined with JJ Lin's response this time and these similar incidents, we can see that both artists and netizens need to find a balance between respect and humor.
We often say jokes, and it can only become fun and funny when both parties can smile.
In the incident of JJ Lin's response to the dance being spoofed, we see an important phenomenon:Respect is the foundation of art and humor.
Jokes and spoofs must be based on mutual respect. If only one party is laughing, then such a joke loses its essence and becomes a hurt.
The works created by the artists with their hearts, whether it is ** or dance, are the brainchild of their hearts.
When these works are spoofed for no reason, or even used to ridicule and insult, it is disrespectful not only to art, but also to the artist personally.
Mr. Lin's reaction made it clear that he felt disrespectful.
His ** and dance, for him, is an expression of emotion, the embodiment of his artistic pursuit.
When these were teased for no reason, it undoubtedly touched his bottom line.
In Lin Junjie's heart, he values ** more than anything else.
In order to be able to sign with a record company, he gave up his acceptance letter from the university.
Lin Junjie released the first ** in 2003, just in time for the SARS outbreak.
However, in order to promote his **, Lin Junjie traveled to 26 cities in three months, and the number of performances reached hundreds.
From this aspect, we can all see that Lin Junjie is very desperate.
A few years ago, when the ** payment was just implemented, many people did not understand and did not accept it.
On this cusp, Lin Junjie insisted on paying for ** to speak out: "Three yuan is too expensive, where is the so-called respect?."”
Lin Junjie is not afraid of causing criticism, and is determined to make his position clear, and also makes people truly aware of the importance of the word copyright.
It can be seen from all kinds of events that Lin Junjie is a very serious person who attaches great importance to **.
So joking with his ** is asking for his life.
In other similar cases, we have seen different artists have different attitudes towards spoofs.
Some artists choose to respond with humor and generosity, while others choose legal means to protect their rights and interests.
These different reactions show that everyone's bottom line and attitude towards banter are different.
Either way, however, the most fundamental thing is the preservation of personal dignity and artistic dignity.
Therefore, we need to be more cautious when we encounter such a situation.
Before engaging in a spoof or joke, we should take into account the feelings of the other party.
If the other person doesn't find it funny, then such a joke shouldn't happen.
We need to learn to respect others, respect other people's artistic creations, respect other people's feelings, so that both our humor and art can thrive in a healthy and happy environment.