Phuong My Chi sings Vanity Ball, causing a fever with the chanting, revealing the meaning behind

The song Vanity Ball in Phuong My Chi's album The Flying Stork Universe is receiving great attention from the audience, especially after the emotional performance at the Sing! Asia .

An attention-grabbing detail in Vanity Balls is the special "chanting" part in the middle of the song – the sound part that makes many people discuss passionately on social networks.

Phuong My Chi once confirmed: "It's really a chanting passage. Many people call it a knife, but it's not entirely accurate." According to the singer, the idea of including this element in the song came from the story The Story of the Daughter of Nam Xuong – a literary work familiar to many generations. "In the story, there is a passage where the character after being immersed is called up to be vindicated. DTAP and I borrowed that image to create a sacred and literary atmosphere," she said.

Not only an performer, Phuong My Chi is also directly involved in the creative process. This was her first time writing lyrics herself, an experience that was not easy. "At first, the lyrics I wrote only revolved around the story of wartime love, separated in suffering. But after determining that the common theme of the album is literature, DTAP and I sat down together to edit all the lyrics," Phuong My Chi shared.

The production team has chosen Sino-Vietnamese and ancient languages to recreate the ancient space, and at the same time create depth for the song. Traditional materials placed in a contemporary context not only help the song have personality but also evoke strong emotions in listeners.

With Vanity Ball, Phuong My Chi showed that she is not afraid to experiment and dare to break through to make a personal mark. The song is not only a musical product but also an effort to renew cultural heritage with the language of contemporary music. That is not an easy direction, but enough to affirm the bravery of a young artist with independent thinking.

Once known as the "folk song girl" after The Voice Kids 2013, Phuong My Chi has now escaped from her old image to become a prominent face in the international music playground such as Sing! Asia 2025. Performances such as Buon Trang or Shadow of Vanity show that Phuong My Chi not only sings well but also has a clear and profound artistic mindset.

Since leaving the children's stage, Phuong My Chi has faced doubts about her ability to maintain her career. A teenage folk singer in the midst of a volatile V-pop market – that's not an easy problem. But instead of completely transforming herself according to the trend, she chose the path of renewing herself from the inherent folk background. It is a risky direction but suitable for her personality and strengths.

In recent years, Phuong My Chi has continuously tried new genres, combining folk elements with modern music. She does not deny the origin of folk songs, but turns it into a creative material to build her own style. The harmonious combination of tradition and trends of the times helps her stand out in the music market, which always has too many options.

Success at Sing! Asia did not come by luck or a momentary "viral". It is the result of methodical investment, skill accumulation and long-term collaboration with young manufacturers like DTAP. In the music ecosystem that is gradually being created by Phuong My Chi, she is both the center and the factor that connects the old and new values smoothly.

Phuong My Chi's case also symbolizes a different direction among young artists. When many people choose to follow the trend to become famous quickly, the girl born in 2003 persists in affirming her identity with artistic quality. This not only brings sustainable value to the cause, but also contributes to opening up the path of international integration for Vietnamese music in the national cultural language itself.

Phuong My Chi's story is also a message to other young artists: no need to give up the roots to step out into the world. The important thing is to understand yourself, dare to change, dare to commit and be consistent with your choices. When the artist's mindset is put first, Vietnamese music will no longer hang around in the "village pond", but can reach out to the big sea with its own values.

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