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The song 'Don't Call Me an Idol' is composed by Đen himself, featuring simple yet profound lyrics that resonate with everyday life. It embodies the essence of life and the artist. The music video for 'Don't Call Me an Idol' reinforces the seriousness and grace of this talented singer in every musical endeavor. This youth-oriented track also reflects Đen's self-reflection on his musical journey and artistic direction.
Song lyrics for 'Don't Call Me an Idol'
1. Lyrics of 'Call Me Not an Idol'
Đen:
Don't call me an idol, don't call me an idol
Even if a few know me, and sometimes my music goes viral
The songs you love, will eventually become mundane
The tape at both extremes, after thousands of years, will also dissolve
Don't call me an idol, I'm not that interesting
Beyond the poetic lyrics, I'm as sad as the night in the town
I'm just an ordinary person, my words don't become truths
I make mistakes, haven't overcome the realm of vanity
I make music not to make anyone happy
Not a chicken laying eggs for someone to raise
I'm not an idol for anyone to emulate
I'm just a rapper, I just need not to be underestimated
I don't want to be overshadowed, like the way they polish leather shoes
Don't consider me an idol, your mom will scold you
I'm not handsome, quite skinny and
Artists like me are abundant in this world
I don't want the pressure of being someone's idol
Because that would turn me into someone else in a future
2. 'Call Me Not an Idol' Video
'Call Me Not an Idol' Karaoke
'Call Me Not an Idol' Cover
3. Chords for 'Call Me Not an Idol'
[Dm7]Don't call me an idol, and don't call me an idol
[Gm7]Even if a few know me, and sometimes my music goes viral
[Dm7]The songs you love, will eventually become mundane
Recently, Đen released the MV 'A Different Day,' receiving love and support from many fans. The song is a successful collaboration of Đen, Giang Phạm, and Triple D on a modern and lively musical backdrop, providing listeners with positive energy, urging everyone to desire to live a different and meaningful day.
