The story of the pho seller competing in Rap Viet

An Roy$8386 with the rap Living with emotions

An said he came to music in general and rap in particular as a way to heal. An had experienced family turmoil and suffered from mild depression.

Special unknown of Vietnamese Rap

An's rap song "Living with emotions" has a cheerful, lively, satirical atmosphere about the love of today's youth. After listening, judge Thai VG commented: "This music is also good, very catchy. Your style is also good."

Rap Living with emotions performed by An Roy$8386 in Rap Viet

And rapper F. Hero said: "I feel your performance energy is very good.

While performing, you know how to stir up the stage, it feels more like you're at a concert than watching a competition entry."

Justatee asserted: "The song has positive energy, very liberal street style.

The song talks about life from a satirical, spontaneous, and close-to-life perspective. We want to preserve this image in the rap community."

Coach Karik said: "You are an unknown, a special factor.

She is both graceful and has a neat way of playing with words that goes deep into people's heads instead of coming out right away.

He sells pho and music

On stage, An dances and sings with full of energy and joy. However, the daily life of the young man born in 2003 has gone through many changes.

An Roy$8386 joins BigDaddy's team

While in high school, An's family went bankrupt. His parents divorced, the house was lost, and An went to live with his grandfather in the countryside. His mother then went to work in Taiwan.

Confiding in Tuoi Tre, An said: "At that time, I was thinking about all sorts of things. Then the COVID-19 pandemic hit. Staying at home all the time, I fell into mild depression. Luckily, the pandemic ended, I was able to go out and start looking for ways to regain my spirit. And my therapy is music."

MC Tran Thanh interacts with An Roy$8386

An said that after going back to school, he joined the provincial music club and traveled everywhere to sing and interact, so his depression gradually subsided.

"My mother returned. My mother and I started a business together. I have done all kinds of jobs and selling pho is my current stop. As for pho, this is the third time my mother and I have started a business," An said.

An talks about his relationship with rap: "I came to music in 9th grade.

I didn't like rap at first. When I went on YouTube to find tutorials on how to compose music, there was almost no information.

Meanwhile, there were many videos teaching how to make a rap song. So I practiced writing rap, studied for a long time and became addicted. By 10th grade, I was able to compose rap."

An competed in Rap Viet three seasons ago and failed all three. This time, he was able to make it to the recording round, so he was extremely excited: "My mother and I each own a pho restaurant. When we found out we were in the first round, I discussed with my mother about closing down one restaurant so that it would be easier for her to manage, and I could focus on rapping."

An shared: "Before, I was playing rap alone. When season 1 of Rap Viet aired, rap music was just starting to develop in Hai Duong.

In the first round, my rap was satirical and cheerful. But in the second round, it was different, more serious. I composed rap by observing life and then bringing the stories and images I see every day into my song."

The Rap Viet journey is still ahead because An has passed the qualifying round and joined coach BigDaddy's team.

Source: https://tuoitre.vn/chuyen-anh-ban-pho-thi-rap-viet-20241002093002448.htm