On the evening of March 27.3, singer Ung Hoang Phuc released the MV By default you are wrong After a week of "teasing" fans with the teaser receiving a lot of attention. The song is a "sad" ballad with a "sweet melody", composed by "hit maker" Vuong Anh Tu.
New MV poster of Ung Hoang Phuc
This is the forte of music that made Ung Hoang Phuc's name, with hits Better so, They say…, so the male singer born in 1981 investing in a ballad is like "a fish taking to water". The MV has the participation of his wife - former supermodel Kim Cuong as the female lead, with natural and well-coordinated acting which is also a plus point for By default you are wrong.
Former supermodel Kim Cuong and singer Ung Hoang Phuc in the MV
Song By default you are wrong still carries the characteristic style of musician Vuong Anh Tu, with a poignant, profound melody, memorable and sad lyrics, making the listener think...
He plays a star singer in the MV
The MV staging by director Cang Nguyen (Nguyen Quoc Cuong) follows the familiar "drama" (tragedy, dramatic) formula of ballads, but does not create a feeling of boredom for viewers. The MV content is built around a famous singer, admired and sought after by the audience. The male star has feelings for his beautiful but difficult co-star.
Even though there were always many people around him, behind the halo, he was still empty and alone when he discovered that the person he had always trusted had deceived and betrayed him. In particular, the profound narrative segments are invested with effects to "hit hard" on the eyes.
The singer's image of loneliness, locking himself in a Pandora's box of overlapping wires...
… contrasts with the image of a star always surrounded by many people
With MV By default you are wrongIt can be said that Ung Hoang Phuc has always known how to choose songs that suit his vocal strengths since he became famous in Vietnamese music - in the early 2000s. His emotional and inner voice comes from many years of training. completely conquered fans. The singing style is less lyrical, not heavy or painful, but still honest, making the song sound like a deep monologue, "touching" the heart of the listener.
