Dough-Boy is one of Hong Kong’s rising hip-hop stars. He’s worked with Asian-American rapper MC Jin, MaSiWei of Chinese trap group Higher Brothers, and Jackson Wang of K-pop act Got7. His rise to fame, however, was nearly undone at the start, when he won a huge award at Hong Kong’s Oscars.

In this episode of East Coast, we dive into the origins of Dough-Boy, going back to when he earned his first big paycheck with MC Jin and how he found his way to fame through mainland China.

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Producer: Hanley Chu
Videographers: Hanley Chu and Nicholas Ko
Animation: Ray Ngan and Carol Ng
Editors: Hanley Chu and Caron Che
Mastering: Victor Peña

Music:

誰能明白我
Artist: Dough-Boy

Down
Artist: Dough-Boy & Hanjin 陳奐仁

Intro
Artist: Dough-Boy

Noisy
Artist: Dough-Boy

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