An impressive video that illustrates the soul of a song with a beautiful story can make a song or a singer famous overnight, and can significantly impact the artist's future development. So, on today's edition of "Countdown", we'll tell you which of the latest music videos are topping the chart.
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No.5 Jerry Yen "say I love you at KTV"
To most of the youngsters born in the 1990s, the Taiwan boy-band F4 is a bygone idol. While Jerry Yen, a former member of F4, has remained active in singing and acting. This is the first album by the artist since the F4 era, and Yen regards it as a new start for his singing career. Unfortunately, critics haven't given a thumbs up to his new music.
No.4 Evonne Hsu "Sleepless"
The US born pop singer Evonne Hsu entered the Taiwan music scene in 2002. For years, her songs didn't attract much attention on the first hearing, but they were always the fans' favorite at karaoke. Hsu invited Dylan Kuo, a pop star at the same record lable, to play the hero in her music video, hoping attract more attention. And the prestigious Albert Lam, who contributes the lyrics, provides a double guarantee to the song.
No.3 Richie Ren "Good Medicine Tastes Bitter"
"Good Medicine Tastes Bitter" is the second hit from Richie Ren's latest album "Qi Dai R.S.V.P.", and is a typical Ren love song, that is, light-hearted and humorous. The song is said to be very similar to his hit "Soft Heart" from ten years ago.
No.2 Penny Tai "Dilemma"
"Dilemma" is also the second hit off of Tai's latest album "Forgive Me for Being the Girl I am", and has jumped onto the pop charts top ten. After three years hiatus, Tai has returned with an acclaimed recording. A distinctive delicate voice is her trademark, and in this song she expresses it best and blends it with excellent singing skills.
No.1 Jackie Chan and Zhou Hui "Film of myself"
Action star Jackie Chan and Taiwan pop diva Zhou Hui formed a duo to present this song. The music video was filmed by Chan's exclusive crew. For them, it might be their first non-Kung Fu production. Zhou Hui plays an innocent student in the 1980s and a leading actress of a movie. For her it is a rare attempt at acting.
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