
网红邱威杰直指罗大佑言论,并以《亚细亚的孤儿》反击其言论自由论
罗大佑在广播节目批评民进党及台湾文化圈,引发争议。网红呱吉邱威杰反击称若要赚钱就去中国,放弃中国市场的都是穷鬼,并要求罗大佑将《亚细亚的孤儿》列入中国演唱会歌单后再谈台湾言论自由。
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罗大佑在唐湘龙主持的《飞碟早餐》节目中批评民进党,认为台湾文化水准下降,并质疑部分艺文工作者为政府补助而靠拢执政党,感叹台湾缺乏言论自由。
〔娱乐频道/综合报导〕「音乐教父」罗大佑登上唐湘龙主持的《飞碟早餐》,公开炮轰民进党,批评台湾文化水准下降,更质疑部分艺文工作者为了政府补助而靠拢执政党,感叹台湾缺乏言论自由,相关发言掀起争议。网红「呱吉」邱威杰不忍直指真正能让音乐人赚大钱的是中国市场,最后更搬出罗大佑经典歌曲《亚细亚的孤儿》,言词相当犀利。
罗大佑公开炮轰民进党及台湾文化圈引发争议,呱吉发文炮轰。(翻摄自脸书)
呱吉表示:「讲一句真的啦,如果要赚钱,就会去中国。民进党和台湾政府是能给得了几毛钱,70万做一张专辑?笑死,还要自己贴钱咧。」对于外界动辄将艺文工作者与政府补助划上等号,他直言:「老是在那边讲民进党给谁钱,真的是从来没有期待过。」
呱吉强调自己从不指责艺人赴中国发展,但也点出两岸音乐市场的现实:「事实就是现在音乐圈最赚的就是去中国巡演,放弃中国市场的全部都是穷鬼。」他更反问,为何有人在中国市场赚得盆满钵满,回头却指责留在台湾的创作者,是为了赚钱才讨好政府?
呱吉不满罗大佑批评艺文工作者靠拢政府。(翻摄自YouTube)
呱吉也直接搬出罗大佑的代表作《亚细亚的孤儿》,喊话:「先给我把亚细亚的孤儿开进你中国演唱会的歌单里,然后在演唱会中场 real talk一下,再跟我说台湾没有言论自由。」
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罗大佑或其团队会回应呱吉的质疑
Likely · Within days
台湾文化圈关于政府补助与言论自由的讨论将继续
Likely · Within weeks

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