Orange attracts attention with the opinion: "Don't just blame the third person"

Recently, singer Orange released a new MV titled "You should love her", included in the album Cam'On released late last year. Orange's message is "don't just blame the little girl" when you lose your lover, but look at your man.

Orange is one of the most outstanding talented Gen Z singers today, known for his ability to compose, write lyrics, and perform well, along with his technical, colorful voice. Orange has received high appreciation from diva Ha Tran as well as from many veteran artists in the music industry.

After a rather difficult time with mental health, on July 9, Orange "entertained" the audience after the success of "The Mask Singer" with a new music product called "You Should Love". she". The song is a girl's confession when facing betrayal from her lover. Instead of wallowing in suffering, the girl strongly overcame it and realized that she deserved to be loved by someone better.

The MV "You should love her" also makes a strong impression with the appearance of Plastique Tiara - a famous "Drag queen" (performer) of Vietnamese origin on a TV show in the US. Plastique Tiara expressed her excitement about participating in this project and shared that she has been a fan of Orange's music for a long time. So in the MV, Plastique plays the role of a scheming "little girl" who intervenes in the love affair between Orange and her boyfriend out of jealousy and obsession. The boy in the story, unable to resist the new temptation, betrayed his lover to run after a "third person".

The content of the MV revolves around the love triangle story between Orange, his ex-lover and the "little tam". Orange shared: "This song is one of the slices of love that I showed in the album. I also had quite a few loves, some of which made me sad, crying, depressed. .. But there are also relationships that make me harsh and harsh."

It can be said that this MV is a musical product that bears Orange's personal impression, marking a spectacular transformation in both musical style and image. The MV is inspired by the character Tomie, Nanno's prototype in the series "Girl From Nowhere" with interesting anime images.

The music product is carefully invested in terms of context with many beautiful shooting angles, to clearly show the dramatic love triangle story. Orange especially likes the confrontation scene with Plastique at the end of the clip, because it depicts the conflict within the girls. "Before now, when talking about stories about "little tam", people often portray slightly tragic characters. But in this story, I want to give a different perspective, not everyone in the story is equal. As a victim, everyone is partly the culprit in creating love tragedies," Orange shared.

The message the female singer wants to convey is that instead of just blaming the "little tam", when your lover is stolen from you, look back at the person you love, reconsider the man's responsibility in the relationship. An unfaithful person is also a poor quality man. This viewpoint of the female singer is currently attracting attention with many mixed opinions.

Orange also adds a change in his musical style. Unlike previous MVs that often focus on storylines, tending to be profound and humane, "You should love her" has vibrant, youthful colors and shows Orange's mischievousness: "My previous MVs were often very Focusing on the storyline, it's a bit more profound and humane. In this project, I just want to be playful and freely express my mischievousness because people can see me on social networks someone who likes to joke around".

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