Rapper Andree speaks out about 'deviant' songs.

After being included in a list of artists with inappropriate lyrics, rapper Andree said he would re-evaluate himself and make music that is culturally and market-appropriate.

Rapper Andree said this was an opportunity for him to reflect on himself and his music - Photo: FBNV

On November 10th, rapper Andree (Andree Right Hand) was among the guests attending the press conference for the release of the music video "Mục hạ vô nhân" and the live concert "All-Rounder The Final" by singer Soobin, a close friend of his.

Andree promised to make music that suits Vietnamese culture.

When asked about being included in the list of artists recently reprimanded for lyrics deemed inappropriate, rapper Andree told a media outlet: "This is also an opportunity for me to reflect on myself and my music, to make better music that is more suitable for Vietnamese culture and market."

The singer affirmed that he abides by the law and decisions from cultural management agencies, so that music and art can be properly regulated. He will still release new music in the near future, promising to review and adjust it to suit Vietnamese music and the market.

The rapper promises to revise his future works to better suit Vietnamese music and the Vietnamese market - Photo: FBNV

In October, the Propaganda and Mass Mobilization Department of the Ho Chi Minh City Party Committee sent a document to rectify music activities that showed signs of cultural deviation, mentioning several artists, including Andree, with the songs "Em iu" (in collaboration with Binh Gold) and "CLME" (in collaboration with Hoang Ton and Tinle). Later, these songs were removed from the official channels, with only the "cleaned" version of "Em iu " remaining.

Previously, Soobin and Binz were also artists who proactively removed some of their music because the lyrics mentioned partying and drugs (Soobin specifically removed the song "Luật anh" a collaboration with Andree).

Soobin and Binz proactively removed some music videos and songs when regulatory agencies called for rectification - Photo: Provided by the artist.

In the music video "Mục hạ vô nhân," which uses a satirical style to criticize bad habits and vices, the production team noted in the credits:

"All characters and plot points in the music video are fictional, satirical, and do not endorse any deviant behavior or rely on any original source material." Following corrective measures, some artists have shown greater caution in their production.

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