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《浮誇》, sung by Eason Chan with lyrics by Wyman Wong, is more than a portrait of a show-off. He is explaining himself to someone who has already dismissed him. The exaggeration is fear of being written off, and the attention he wants can only be given, never won by volume.
《富士山下》, sung by Eason Chan with lyrics by Albert Leung, is more than advice to let go. The singer is the one who left. He asks her to see him as he is, an ordinary man rather than a mountain, so that love can stay without being owned.
《K歌之王》, sung by Eason Chan with lyrics by Albert Leung, is not a satire of karaoke. It is about a man who can only confess love in borrowed songs. Borrowed words can carry love, but only to someone who already knows the voice; to her, he sounds like a performance.