The discussion around "Next Year, Today" is overwhelming.
Some even believe "Next Year, Today" sounds better than the Mandarin version!
As a result, fans preferring "Ten Years" are not pleased.
There's an undercurrent of a standoff brewing between both sides.
The real flurry, however, began late at night when many lyricists started to chime in.
Indeed, the unexpected rejuvenation of "Next Year, Today" through the mere evolving of lyrics and language caught everyone off guard.
And when it came to the impact of language change on the music, the most obvious change that the average person could see was the lyrics!
Lyrics—that's the dominion of lyricists!
And so, whether out of a desire for attention or genuine admiration for Admired Fish's lyrical skills, many lyricists began to analyze "Ten Years."
Among them, one lyricist drew particular attention with his opening gambit:
