(I Don't Give a) Crap

It is a track that seamlessly merges elements of 80s techno with 2000s disco punk. Wang One refers to this fusion as "Future Disco Punk." This genre blends DAW-based electronic pop with 2000s Disco Punk, rooted in early 80s techno, post-punk, and new wave.

The reason Wang One became captivated by "Future Disco Punk" is the significant influence of Chinese music streaming services that began in the 2010s. With the advent of streaming, Wang One gained free access to international music, discovering artists like Daft Punk, KRAFTWERK, and YMO. Particularly inspired by Daft Punk's French electro-pop, they crafted their current musical style.

"(I Don't Give a) Crap" is pronounced "Crap," without reading the parentheses. The track instantly draws listeners in, raising the energy and tension of the entire song. A particularly exhilarating moment is Lola's "hahaha" laughter part in the B section. This track is an updated version of a song created three years ago (2021), and Lola's Laughter is the original recording from three years ago. This laughter adds humor and warmth, leaving a lasting impression on the listener.

The lyrics depict the emotions of trying to find one's path between dreams and reality, conveying a message of following your beliefs without being bound by conventional rules or expectations.