Brother say hi: from gen Z to gen... everyone

The music in Anh trai say hi becomes an emotional bridge not only for young people but also for audiences over 30 years old, over 40 years old and beyond.

The performance Bao loi con chua noi in episode 10 of Anh Trai Say Hi left many emotional impressions on viewers - Photo: BTC

In just one evening, more than 3 million viewers watched episode 10. Hi drunk brother on YouTube had to "lose sleep" when listening to the song How many words have I not said? raised on Vu Lan day.

Speak for generations

Lullaby "Au o" by artist Kim Xuan - guest performer in the song How many words have I not said? makes many listeners feel moved because it is full of motherly love.

Anh Tu Atus, Song Luan, Duong Domic, Quang Trung sang: "A thousand thanks / A thousand apologies / Please forgive me a thousand times / Please let me say I love you, Mom" as if speaking for the secret feelings of countless children to their beloved mothers.

Someone wrote: "The first time in my life I cried because of a song. The Atus team is truly amazing. "Bao loi con chua nay" - there are so, so many things left unsaid, how many words can I write to measure my gratitude, how many sentences can I say to express all my feelings?".

Also in this episode, the song Vietnamese brother With heroic melody, depicting the image of a young man who dares to think, dares to do, is resilient and strong in facing all difficulties.

"Ever since I was a child, I knew I had to be strong / Dreaming that when I grow up, I will use my body to protect / My country and family, I always remind myself of that" - the lyrics depict the ideal Vietnamese man and express pride in the national cultural identity.

It can be said that the song So many words I have not said, Vietnamese brother add "wings" to push Hi drunk brother Reaching beyond Gen Z to reach more audiences, more diverse in age and gender. The show gradually created a community of Anh Trai fans who love and connect everyone.

The youthfulness, enthusiasm and endless creativity of young artists bring to Hi drunk brother positive energy, making the music in the program not only cheerful, vibrant songs but also containing genuine emotions, deep stories that anyone can sympathize with.

Regret performance by Lam Bao Ngoc and Quan AP in episode 7 of Say Hi Brother - Photo: BTC.

The whole family gathered to watch Hi drunk brother

When launched Hi drunk brother - A music show with most of the songs composed by young artists, many of whom are Gen Z rappers, many people are skeptical whether the show can attract audiences over 30 years old?

"At first, middle-aged audiences like me felt Hi drunk brother a bit strange because the artists are too young. They sing rap, the music is sometimes loud, booming... But gradually I see that you guys are also interesting. You also convey many messages about life through the performances, not just focusing entirely on love between boys and girls.

I understand that your music is the energetic, enthusiastic music of youth that makes older people happy and feel younger when they watch it," said Mr. Thanh, 45 years old, living in Tan Binh.

As for the audience over 30, not young but not old, the songs in Hi drunk brother Not only music but also the voice of their hearts. They sympathize and remember memories, and also nostalgia about youth.

Perhaps because of those emotions, multi-generational family members wait until every Saturday to sit and watch together. Brother say hi . If you haven't watched enough TV yet, or don't understand, you can still watch it again on YouTube. Which episode's result? Hi drunk brother also ranked first, second, and third in the Top Trending.

From a program in a "trendy" position, facing many challenges and doubts because it is too different and too "young", Hi drunk brother can now be seen as a show that stands as a game changer in showbiz, as it can create trends and bring names to the ranks of beloved stars.

Creativity with all its heart and sincerity can break all age limits and create bonds between generations - that is the value that Brother Say Hi brings to the Brothers and the audience.

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