Yesterday's stock market crash was an unexpected blow to many, but not for one person - the grassroots lyricist known as "Brother Kai," Gong Kaijie, who became famous for the song "Won't Sell Even If I Die." Our reporter exclusively learned yesterday that as early as June or July this year, he had already predicted the market downturn and created the stock-themed song "Won't Buy, Won't Buy," in which there was an "eerie" prophecy: "A sharp fall will definitely occur soon." However, unlike previous stock songs that became wildly popular, this song, with its "early warning" significance, encountered the "coldest reception in history" with extremely few clicks. The reasons behind this are thought-provoking.