Template:Did you know nominations/The Lyricist Wannabe

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The result was: promoted by AirshipJungleman29 talk 20:35, 13 April 2024 (UTC)

The Lyricist Wannabe

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... that 2024 drama film The Lyricist Wannabe is the first motion picture centered around Cantopop lyric writing? Source: ^[1]^[2]^[3]
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- Comment: My fifth DYK nomination (No QPQ required).

Created by Prince of Erebor (talk). Self-nominated at 08:08, 18 March 2024 (UTC).

Number of QPQs required: 0. Nominator has less than 5 past nominations.

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New and long enough. No content issues. Hook is interesting and cited, with AGF on the provided translation. No QPQ needed. Styyx (talk) 14:41, 19 March 2024 (UTC)

References

^ "余香凝鍾雪瑩角逐金馬影后《香港亞洲電影節》率先睇話題港片" [Jennifer Yu and Chung Suet Ying compete for the Golden Horse Best Actress Hong Kong Asian Film Festival presents an exclusive preview of the highly anticipated Hong Kong films] (in Chinese). Hong Kong Economic Times. October 11, 2023. Retrieved March 18, 2024. As for The Lyricist Wannabe, directed and self-funded by My Prince Edward's Norris Wong, showcases the pursuit of dreams both within and outside the film, and it marks the first-ever film about Cantopop lyric writing in the cinematic history. (至於由《金都》導演黃綺琳編導兼自資製作的《填詞L》，不論戲內戲外都呈現追夢之路，更是電影史上首部關於粵語歌詞的作品)
^ 許育民 (September 27, 2023). "《填詞L》成亞洲電影節閉幕電影　原名太粗俗傳媒出唔到要改名" [The Lyricist Wannabe becomes the closing film of the Asian Film Festival The original title was changed since it was too vulgar and prevented from being publicized by the media] (in Chinese). HK01. Retrieved March 18, 2024. Directed by rising star director Norris Wong, with Wong Hoi serving as the producer, (the film) is another refreshing and delicate masterpiece following My Prince Edward, and is even the first film in cinematic history to center around Cantonpop lyric writing. (由金像獎新晉導演獎得主黃綺琳執導，黃鐦監製，繼《金都》後又一清新細膩之作，更是電影史上首部關於粵語歌詞的作品)
^ "The Lyricist Wannabe 填詞L". Osaka Asian Film Festival. Retrieved March 17, 2024. The first major motion picture about Cantopop lyrics writing, Norris Wong's long-awaited follow-up to her acclaimed debut My Prince Edward is an unsentimental autobiographical dramedy that reminds us no dream is guaranteed to come true.

[1] "余香凝鍾雪瑩角逐金馬影后《香港亞洲電影節》率先睇話題港片" [Jennifer Yu and Chung Suet Ying compete for the Golden Horse Best Actress Hong Kong Asian Film Festival presents an exclusive preview of the highly anticipated Hong Kong films] (in Chinese). Hong Kong Economic Times. October 11, 2023. Retrieved March 18, 2024. As for The Lyricist Wannabe, directed and self-funded by My Prince Edward's Norris Wong, showcases the pursuit of dreams both within and outside the film, and it marks the first-ever film about Cantopop lyric writing in the cinematic history. (至於由《金都》導演黃綺琳編導兼自資製作的《填詞L》，不論戲內戲外都呈現追夢之路，更是電影史上首部關於粵語歌詞的作品)

[2] 許育民 (September 27, 2023). "《填詞L》成亞洲電影節閉幕電影　原名太粗俗傳媒出唔到要改名" [The Lyricist Wannabe becomes the closing film of the Asian Film Festival The original title was changed since it was too vulgar and prevented from being publicized by the media] (in Chinese). HK01. Retrieved March 18, 2024. Directed by rising star director Norris Wong, with Wong Hoi serving as the producer, (the film) is another refreshing and delicate masterpiece following My Prince Edward, and is even the first film in cinematic history to center around Cantonpop lyric writing. (由金像獎新晉導演獎得主黃綺琳執導，黃鐦監製，繼《金都》後又一清新細膩之作，更是電影史上首部關於粵語歌詞的作品)

[3] "The Lyricist Wannabe 填詞L". Osaka Asian Film Festival. Retrieved March 17, 2024. The first major motion picture about Cantopop lyrics writing, Norris Wong's long-awaited follow-up to her acclaimed debut My Prince Edward is an unsentimental autobiographical dramedy that reminds us no dream is guaranteed to come true.

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