I Don't Listen to Rock

In his sophomore year of high school, Hubili had been in love with Zhang Yingmei for five years. He handed over a Rolling Stones CD at the door of the third class. There are three and a half pages of love letters in the lyrics book, which are very full, just like his youth when he thought that as long as he was serious enough, he would always be seen. Zhang Yingmei didn't answer. She said: "I don't listen to rock." The next day, Hubili spent all his personal money and bought an old acoustic guitar worth 180 yuan. He couldn't tune the strings, couldn't read music, and couldn't even play the simplest C chord. But he still determined that one day, he would stand on the stage and let the person who said "I don't listen to rock and roll" have nowhere to hide. Later, two schoolmates, Lin Xiaoming and Huang Shiting, who had grown up together, and transfer student Long Zixuan, got involved in this matter one after another. An old guitar, a set of electronic drums with peeling paint, and a few chords that couldn't be connected stably. They didn't even have a complete song, but they decided to form a band first. Hubli believes that rock music is to make the sound louder, to make everyone turn around, and to prove that he has not lost. But he slowly discovered that some people didn't speak because no one wanted to listen; some people sang hard because they didn't dare to admit that they were scared; and some people were clearly standing together, but each sang a different song. It turns out that the hardest thing for people to accept is not that others don't like you. It's that you desperately want to become a more powerful person, but in the end you realize that what you really want to get back is never anyone's eyes. It's what you want to say.