Totally unlike uncle Roger.
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Namewee wrote a song to bash 小粉红 hahaha
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Meaningful song
Funny too… 生氣 —>森七七 as if talking to a child. But, also 七七 is double seven, the 49 days of mourning after somebody dies. Don’t know if Namewee had this hidden meaning in mind, but since his songs are always multilayered and full,of shaded/hidden meaning, I’d say yes.
It went from taiwan sovereignty, Hk apple daily ,xinjiang cotton ,xinjiang camp , china firewall , ban Taiwanese pineapple ,Chinese citizens 韭菜 , Chinese online little pink uncouth behaviour cursing other's mom and bashing everyone as if world is chinese enemy, cooking small animal cat , dog ,civet cat ,bat. Little pink in denial.
who is uncle roger
Hanor who roger?
someone who gave himself up for rmb. go check youtube
This is the dumbfark mudlander who begged to return to Mudland, apologised to the m&ds to be be able to stay in Mudland, because Taiwan wouldn’t grant him any further extension of stay. Feel free to sing about babi. Blind support of Taiwan and criticising the Chinese costs him dearly. So he resorted to more controversy by offending Blackpink to up his view. What a loser!
That cheebye kia
Can’t be, there are more morons than that… how many million times did you view?
U got to come out with better argument
China bans Namewee's viral pop song Fragile
China bans Namewee's viral pop song FragileClose
A viral pop song that pokes fun at Beijing and its supporters has been banned in mainland China.
Fragile mocks so-called “little pinks” - a term which refers to young nationalists who rush to the defence of the Chinese government on the internet.
The lyrics contain words like “re-education camp”, “cotton”, “inseparable relationship”, taking a dig at sensitive issues ranging from Xinjiang to Taiwan sovereignty.
The video has gone viral in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, and Singapore, despite the ban in mainland China.
The BBC talks to the song’s creator, Namewee.
Video by Meiqing Guan of BBC Chinese, Grace Tsoi and Yung-Chih Fann.
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