1: Jolin Tsai's "Watch Me 72 Changes"
In Jolin Tsai's song "Watch Me Seventy-Two Changes," the ghostly voice appears after the male rap part ends, at the beginning of the second verse, when the lyrics reach "Goodbye, ugly duckling, goodbye." There is a very eerie ghostly voice interjected, calling out "Ge..." (brother), which is the voice of a little girl, though it's impossible to tell exactly how old. But the creepy factor is quite high.
According to JOLIN's manager, at the time of recording in the studio, only JOLIN and the audio engineer were present.
If you sing it at KTV, you won't hear this voice, because the "Ge..." is on the same track as JOLIN's singing. If JOLIN's voice is muted, the ghostly voice cannot be heard. So, how could JOLIN possibly sing and call "Ge..." at the same time?
By the way, the first time I heard it, I had downloaded the MP3 and listened in bed at night. It was almost midnight, my parents were asleep, and it was very quiet around me, so I thought it would be easier to hear. The forum said the volume must be turned up to hear it, so I turned it way up. Although I was mentally prepared, that "Ge..." still made me shiver.
I also listened carefully: it's around two minutes in, quite obvious—turn up the volume and you can hear it clearly.
2: Stefanie Sun's "I Want"
In Stefanie Sun's latest album "Leave," released in May, a "ghost sound" was discovered.
In the song "I Want," at the time mark of one minute thirty-eight to thirty-nine seconds, you can hear a female voice saying "Thank you." I listened many times and confirmed that the voice is not Sun Yan Zi's.
This ghost voice can clearly be recognized as an adult woman's. Although it's not as eerie as in "Watch Me Seventy-Two Changes," it still gives a slight chill.
Indeed, there is "Thank you," but it's not scary; the voice is quite gentle.
3: Zhou Hui's "FOREVER"
In this song, from three minutes twenty-five to three minutes twenty-seven, during the second verse, when singing "FOREVER," some static noise appears. When played through speakers, you can hear a little boy calling out "Sister." I listened on my computer, and I recommend using headphones because the sound is very faint. You can hear a very young voice, probably a boy around five to six years old. Some say it is the voice of her deceased younger brother.
This is a bit eerie—the voice is very soft, and after listening, it feels a bit chilling.
5: Jay Chou's "Back to the Past"?At 1 minute and 22 seconds, Jay Chou finishes the first chorus "I want to go back to the past, try to hold you in my arms, your shy face with a bit of childishness," and immediately after, you can hear two sounds that seem like tongue-clicking?. If you amplify the sound, you can hear these two "da da" sounds?. After this was publicized, Jay Chou stated that he was unaware. This is not very obvious, a bit like the sound of keeping a beat ~ if you aren't paying attention, you wouldn't notice it?.
6: Japanese group KAT-TUN's "BLUE?TUESDAY"?
In this song, at 2 minutes and 44 seconds, if you listen carefully, you can hear a baby's cry, lasting about one to two seconds?. By the way, this sound is really faint. I turned all the volume to maximum and wore headphones, listening three times before I could hear it.
7: Coco Lee's "Rose Garden"?
In the MV for COCO Lee's debut single "Rose Garden" (the older version), there is a white shadow that quickly moves across the screen. Some people who looked carefully said that the floating "thing" looks like a female ghost, with a face that seems decayed, which is quite scary. Although the record company did not confirm it, many netizens online still insist they "saw it with their own eyes"?.
I checked it out, and from 3 minutes 24 seconds to 3 minutes 26 seconds, a blurry object flashes across the screen, and then a white human-shaped figure floats by. However, it moves too fast, and with the white shadow being blurry, the face can't be seen clearly, only the outline is visible. It is indeed a woman.
8: MUJI's "Palm"?
I don't know if everyone has seen the "Palm" MV. If you get a chance, you should watch it, it has to be MUJI's version. Behind them is an old building with three windows. When singing the second verse, the middle window on the second floor of the building behind them, which was originally open, suddenly closes quickly with no one inside. During the window-closing process, a blurry white shadow floats across the third window simultaneously. According to staff at the time, that building used to be a prison and people often committed suicide there. It has been vacant for ten years now.
I knew this a long time ago, I watched it a long time ago~~ Many people know about this~
9: Flying Eagles Three Sisters' "Love is Sweet"?Seven or eight years ago, New World Records released a compilation called "Love is Sweet," which included singers like Fang Wenlin, Yu Guanhua, and Guo Zi before they got married. They all performed on this compilation. Although the record didn't sell very well, the MTV for this song became famous because of a little boy whose face could not be seen, turning it into the scariest MTV in history.
The MTV was shot in a studio, where the director set up a scene with a window. Normally, behind the window would just be a wall, so it would be impossible for anyone to stand there, and no one on set would have brought a child. But after the MTV was completed and edited, an incredible thing happened: a clear little boy appeared behind the window for ten whole seconds. The scariest part was that the boy was very clear, but his face was just a blur. It is said that this boy was the director's deceased son.
After the ghostly MTV became famous, many people would go to karaoke to sing this song specially, and when they saw the little boy appear, everyone would scream in fright. Perhaps due to word of mouth spreading, too many people were singing these two songs. To avoid causing psychological discomfort, this song can no longer be found online; the only way to watch it now is to order it at karaoke.
I couldn't find it online, so I decided that one day when I go to karaoke with my classmates, I would order it to see if it is real.
You have only seen my repost, but not my copy.
You have your original, I have my pirated version.
You mock my having nothing, thinking I'm unworthy of reposting, but I pity you for always waiting, destined to be lonely.
You may look down on my copying, but I will prove whose era this is.
Reposting is a destined lonely journey, always with rigid scrutiny along the way.
But so what? Even if I turn to ashes, I will repost beautifully.
I am the ashes, and I speak for myself.
