After many products with gentle ballad colors, Thieu Bao Tram suddenly changed direction with an energetic, performance-filled song. What is noteworthy about the song "Thỏ săn mồi" is not entirely in the melody or choreography, but in the way the female singer chooses to talk about modern women.
The image of "the rabbit" is often associated with weakness and vulnerability. However, in the new product, Thieu Bao Tram puts the female character in a proactive position. She is no longer someone waiting to be loved or led by emotions, but becomes a person who observes, chooses and decides the rhythm of the relationship.
That is also the point that makes the song "Thỏ săn mồi" feel different from many current love songs. The song does not tell a broken love story, nor embellish suffering to create empathy. Instead, the song reflects the psychology of young people when entering love with more sobriety.
In adulthood, love is no longer simply temporary vibration. People begin to learn to slow down, keep a moderate distance to protect emotions and not lose themselves in a relationship.
That message is quite clearly expressed by Thieu Bao Tram in both singing and image. From eyes, expressions to dance movements, all show confidence and control. The female singer does not try to create rebellious or extreme edgy looks, but chooses to express a more mature charm.
This change also shows Thieu Bao Tram's journey to refresh herself after many years of activity. Audiences used to be familiar with a gentle Thieu Bao Tram, leaning towards inner emotions. But at the present time, she seems to want to step out of her comfort zone to explore a sharper and more personal image.
The combination with CoolKid also contributes to creating more modern colors for the song. However, the central character of "The Prey Rabbit" is still the image of a woman who knows what she wants and no longer lets emotions lead her completely.
In the Vietnamese music market, there are more and more products pursuing the image of feminism, the song "Thỏ săn mồi" does not choose to chant a strong slogan. Instead, Thieu Bao Tram tells the story in a softer direction: women can be gentle but still have enough bravery to control their emotions and life.
