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文章以白俄罗斯乐队 Molchat Doma(The Houses Are Silent)为案例,研究了 TikTok 上音乐的跨国接收、传播和补救。文章认为:a) TikTok 用户为了自我表达,通常无视作者的编码意义;b) 将 Molchat Doma 的阴郁后朋克去政治化和 meme 化;c) 促使作者自我 meme 化,成为文本改写的积极参与者。文章旨在为当前围绕流行音乐的数字消费展开的辩论做出贡献。
The article investigates the transnational reception, circulation and remediation of music on TikTok, taking as a case study the Belarusian band Molchat Doma (The Houses Are Silent), whose song ‘Sudno’ became viral in 2020 in conjunction with the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic. The article argues that: a) TikTok users generally disregard the author’s encoded meaning for their own self-expression; b) depoliticize and memeify Molchat doma’s gloomy post-punk; c) prompt self-memeification in the author, who becomes an active participant in the textual rewriting. The article aims to contribute to ongoing debates around the digital consumption of popular music.