Has Jacky Cheung been over-mythologized by us?

No, the title of king of heaven is not for nothing.

As we all know, there are three singers in the music world, Samuel Hui in the 1980s, Jacky Cheung in the 1990s and Eason Chan in the new generation. Among these three people, Jacky Cheung is the one we are most familiar with, gives us the most memories, and has the most classic songs and the highest sales volume. His unique voice, first-class singing skills and a representative orchid finger are deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.

Jacky Cheung is a singer who earns the most money in concerts, has the highest attendance rate and has a high rate of KTV on demand. He is well-known not only in Chinese music, but also in the world music. He has won numerous Hong Kong music awards and even various foreign awards, which is unmatched by other singers. Even Michael Jackson, a world-class singer, once raised her finger to her schoolmate and made a gesture of "No.65438 +0" to praise Jacky Cheung.

Many netizens spoke highly of Jacky Cheung's position: Jacky Cheung is one of the top ten and probably five figures in the history of Chinese music, and he deserves the title of God of Songs.

Tan: Today's Hong Kong music scene belongs to Jacky Cheung. His achievements surpassed those of any of us at that time. Of the four heavenly kings, I like him best.

Eason Chan, the successor known as the God of Songs, said bluntly when talking about Jacky Cheung: Among the four kings, no one listened to Jacky Cheung's records. This shows Jacky Cheung's position in Eason Chan's mind.

For the younger generation of fans, perhaps most people like to listen to songs such as Jay Chou and Tfboys, but in the minds of the post-90s and post-80s generation, Jacky Cheung is undoubtedly the first singer in the Chinese entertainment circle, whether in the Mainland or Hong Kong and Taiwan. what do you think?