The champion of "Sisters Who Make Waves" season 2 - Toc Tien had a combination performance with the "Em xinh say hi" cast on the same stage of Lan Song Xanh. The mash-up performance (mixing many songs) with a series of hits that are "storming" the music market such as: "This Day That Year", "E is impossible", "Rose Card with the wrong name", "More than anyone", "I lost to her", "Waiting for the rain to stop"...
Over the past few days, the pink card rock mash-up has caused a storm across social networking platforms, even becoming a video parody trend. Audiences especially love the special combination between Toc Tien and "Em xinh say hi Maiquinn" - when there was information about Maiquinn being a "third person" interfering in the relationship between Toc Tien and her ex-husband Hoang Touliver.
Bringing Toc Tien and Maiquinn to the same stage is not only a "response" to public opinion, but also a combination that makes a series of rock-mixed hits recreated strongly and vividly.
After 6 days of "storming" platforms, surpassing all other performances performed at Lan Song Xanh, "Rock card pink" reached 5.6 million views on YouTube. This number far surpasses other performances in the Lan Song Xanh awards night.
Pink Card Rock" has been mash-up many hits, but the most prominent are "False Pink Card", "I Lose to Her" and "Better Than Anyone".
Pink card with wrong name" composed by musician Luong Gia Hung is becoming a phenomenon on social networks. The line "I wrote a pink card with your name, which is correct, but why is my name wrong" has become an endless source of inspiration for a series of trends, "trending", and humorous parody videos on platforms.
The song "Em thua cô ta" is a young song that is "viral" (spreading) at a dizzying speed. This is a composition by Jin Tuan Nam. This song stands out with the lyrics "She is better than me, she also loves me...", "She took me away, I can't speak".
More than anyone" is a song written in Vietnamese, adapted from the hit "Bach Nguyet Quang and Not Chu Sa" of China.
Hit songs full of "drama" love triangles are a popular trend on social networking platforms.
