8月31日，現年64歲的「歌神」張學友，在身體狀態並不理想的情況下，依舊如期舉行演唱會。據現場觀眾描述，張學友當天因為感冒的緣故，嗓音明顯受到影響，特別是在演唱一些高音歌曲時，多次出現破音的情況。對於一向以極高專業水準和現場穩定表現著稱的張學友來說，這種狀況讓他感到非常抱歉。他在舞台上主動向歌迷致歉，坦言自己狀態不佳，甚至提出可以與觀眾協商退票，若有人覺得不滿意，他願意接受。

然而，現場的歌迷並未因此而失望或埋怨，反而報以理解與支持。最終，張學友與大家達成共識，決定「唱多少是多少」，即便狀態不完美，也要盡最大努力完成演出。張學友沒有選擇半途而廢，而是堅持將整場演唱會唱完，展現他對舞台的尊重，以及對觀眾的誠意與承擔。

這場演唱會雖然因為感冒而在聲音表現上略顯遺憾，但觀眾們普遍認為，張學友的敬業精神與對歌迷的真誠態度，反而讓這一晚格外難忘。許多人表示，能親眼見證偶像在困難中仍全力以赴完成演出，這份堅持與真摯，比起完美無瑕的演唱，更令人感動。這件事不僅再次體現張學友作為「歌神」的專業與責任感，也讓歌迷之間多一份共同的珍貴記憶。

張學友一向以敬業精神聞名，這次在感冒中堅持完成演唱會，讓人再度想起他過往多次在身體不適的情況下，仍選擇站上舞台的故事。早年他在「學友光年世界巡迴演唱會」時，就曾經因為聲帶受損、喉嚨沙啞，卻依然努力完成演出，最後甚至因為聲音幾乎出不來而感動落淚，但觀眾不僅沒有責怪，反而全場鼓掌大合唱，陪他度過那一刻。

此外，他還曾在舞台上因跳舞動作過於激烈導致扭傷或摔倒，但從未中斷演唱。對張學友而言，觀眾花時間與金錢來到現場，就是一份信任與期待，他必須盡到責任，不讓人失望。這種「縱使不完美，也要全力以赴」的態度，正是他多年來被稱為「歌神」的原因之一。

因此，8月31日這場帶病完成的演唱會，不僅是一次音樂表演，更是他舞台精神的延續。許多歌迷在事後留言表示，張學友用行動詮釋什麼叫做專業，並直言「即便破音，那也是最動聽的聲音」，因為其中包含真誠與努力，讓人無比感動。

On August 31, the 64-year-old “God of Songs” Jacky Cheung went ahead with his concert despite not being in ideal physical condition. According to accounts from the audience, Cheung was suffering from a cold that day, and his voice was clearly affected, particularly during high-pitched songs where his voice cracked multiple times. For an artist long praised for his professionalism and consistently flawless live performances, this situation left him feeling very apologetic. On stage, he took the initiative to apologize to his fans, openly admitting that he was not in good form. He even suggested that the audience could discuss refunds, stating that he would accept it if anyone felt dissatisfied.

However, the fans in attendance did not feel disappointed or resentful. Instead, they responded with understanding and support. In the end, Cheung and the audience reached a consensus: he would sing as much as he could, even if it was not perfect, and do his best to finish the show. Rather than stopping halfway, Cheung persevered and completed the entire concert, demonstrating his respect for the stage as well as his sincerity and sense of responsibility toward his fans.

Although the performance was somewhat marred by his cold, most attendees felt that his dedication and genuine attitude made the night especially memorable. Many remarked that witnessing their idol give his all despite physical difficulties was far more moving than watching a technically flawless show. This moment not only reaffirmed Cheung’s professionalism and responsibility as the “God of Songs,” but also created a special shared memory among his fans.

Cheung has long been known for his work ethic, and his decision to perform through illness brought back memories of past occasions when he chose to go on stage despite being unwell. During his Jacky Cheung Xperience World Tour, for example, he once performed with damaged vocal cords and a hoarse throat. Even when his voice nearly gave out, he persisted until he was moved to tears on stage—yet the audience did not blame him. Instead, they applauded and sang along, supporting him through the moment.

There were also times when he injured himself on stage due to vigorous dance moves or falls, but he never cut a performance short. For Cheung, the audience’s time and money represent trust and anticipation, and he believes he must honor that by not letting them down. This commitment to giving his all, even when conditions are not perfect, is one of the reasons he has been called the “God of Songs” for decades.

Thus, the August 31 concert was more than just a musical event—it was another testament to Cheung’s enduring stage spirit. After the show, many fans left messages online, saying that he had shown through his actions what true professionalism means. Some even declared, “Even with voice cracks, it was still the most beautiful sound,” because it carried sincerity and effort that deeply touched them.