Zhong.TV: The Channel That Brought Chinese Hip-Hop to the West - East Coast (S1E5)

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For people who don’t live in China, it’s hard to imagine a bumping hip-hop scene there. But hip-hop is growing in the mainland, and local rappers are big on Chinese social media.

But how do you discover them if you’re not in China? Enter Stanley Yang, aka 22K, founder of the first platform to promote Chinese hip-hop abroad.

In 2010, he started Zhong.TV to showcase the latest rappers from China. The channel now boasts more than 200,000 subscribers and 120 million total views.

In this video, we dive into 22K’s past and how losing one of his closest friends changed the course of his life forever.

This is the fifth episode of our series East Coast, where we explore China’s underground culture. Check out our past episodes here:

Bohan Phoenix: The Chinese-American Rapper Bridging East and West - East Coast (S1E1)
https://dai.ly/x7lmvit

Yeti Out: They Throw China’s Hottest Parties - East Coast (S1E2)
https://dai.ly/x7me5bo

Mamesjao: The Visual Mind Behind 88rising - East Coast (S1E3)
https://dai.ly/x7mqpxw

Dough-Boy: Hong Kong’s Rising Hip-Hop Star - East Coast (S1E4)
https://dai.ly/x7n8v9q

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Producer and Editor: Hanley Chu
Videographers: Frank Pan and Nicholas Ko
Animation: Ray Ngan and Carol Ng
Mastering: Victor Peña

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