It's a fairy tale for adults. At the beginning, the $100,000 was just an external trigger. Later, the theater collapsed, and everyone sang for themselves regardless of the outcome. The songs sung by the animals set off the predicament they face: a pig mother who is trapped in a large family (more than 20 pig babies) and loses passion in life, and who can't let go of her own footsteps on the stage. The Hedgehog girl who just broke up with her boyfriend who recognized and supported her talent in songwriting and quickly sought a new love because she felt she was going solo because she was not selected (she can't be provoked when she gets angry), and the gentle expression on her father's dislike for not wanting to be a robber The gorilla boy, the theater owner whose father bought the theater with the money of the car wash all his life, hoping that he can change the fate of the car wash and realize his dream, and the shy girl who dared not sing in front of the crowd. Fortunately, when they fell to the bottom and sang for the sake of singing, they finally realized their dreams and solved the dilemma of life. When a person has worked hard and hit rock bottom, sometimes the awakening from someone else is extremely important, and sometimes the person is someone we have encouraged.
The evil mouse can sing a good song, and can pretend to be deep, insightful, full of stories and unwilling to say more, just like some very deceptive literary and unliterary portrayals in life.
Fun point: The theater owner went back to his old business of cleaning cars. As a raccoon, he was lying on the window and cleaning the car with his own hair. Its sheep friends (who are rich!) help dry with their own fur.
Connect the hose to the aquarium and recruit glowing squid as free-moving stage lights that change color.
The playlist is also very good.
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