Keung To
Keung To in 2021
Born (1999-04-30) 30 April 1999
Hong Kong, China
Occupations
  • Singer
  • dancer
  • actor
AgentHKTVE
Musical career
Genres
Instrument(s)
  • Vocals
Years active2018–present
LabelsMusic Nation
Member of
Chinese name
Chinese姜濤

Keung To (姜濤) is a Hong Kong singer, actor, and a member of the Hong Kong boy band group Mirror. He rose to fame after winning ViuTV's reality talent competition Good Night Show - King Maker in 2018. Keung made his solo debut in June 2019 with the single "No. 1 Seed" (一號種籽).

Keung won the My Favourite Male Singer and My Favourite Song award at the Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation in 2020 and 2021, he is the youngest ever to do so.[1][2]

Early life

Despite desperate attempts by his cultish fans to rewrite his place of birth to align with their silly wishful thinking, Keung was, by his own mother's admission, unmistakably born in Shanghai, China on 30 April 1999. He is an only child. He attended Oi Kwan Road Baptist Church Lui Kwok Pat Fong Kindergarten, Hennessy Road Government Primary School (Causeway Bay), Tang Shiu Kin Victoria Government Secondary School, and graduated with a diploma from Yeo Chei Man Senior Secondary School.[3]

In 2017, Keung participated in the Mainland Chinese talent show Super Boy. He was victorious in the regional trials, becoming one of the four representatives of the region of Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. He finished in the top 30.[4]

Music career

2018–present: Mirror

In 2018, Keung participated in the television reality talent show, Good Night Show - King Maker (Chinese: 全民造星) created by ViuTV as contestant #99. On 14 October, he won the competition, finishing with a combined score of 21.4%, determined by a professional judging panel and public votes.[5]

On 3 November 2018, Keung made his debut as a member of boy music group, Mirror, at a press conference with their debut single "In a Second" (一秒間).[6]

2019–present: Solo activities

In June 2019, Keung made his solo debut with the release of "Seed No.1" (一號種籽),[7][8] quickly climbing the mainstream pop music charts, topping at third place.

In July, he held a solo concert, for which tickets quickly sold out.[9] His following two singles, "Atlantis" (亞特蘭提斯), released in September, and "A Little More A Day" (一天多一點), in December, both charted on Hong Kong pop music charts.

In 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic interrupted his plans to South Korea to film a music video for a new song that had already been produced.[10] In response to the pandemic, Keung released the single "The Love Without Words"[11] (also known as "Saying I Love You With My Mouth Covered";[12] 蒙着嘴說愛你).[13] The music video, directed by Fen Yuen, emphasised the pandemic's effects on the lifestyle of Hongkongers. "The Love Without Words" won Most Popular Song at the 2020 Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation.[14] Keung also won Most Popular Male Singer at the same award show.

On 2 September 2020, Keung released his fifth single "Disease of Loneliness" (孤獨病). In contrast with the styles of his previous songs, the lyrics for this single evokes a deep sadness, revolving around Keung's personal experiences with loneliness, and the melody is more delicate. Keung created and directed the concept of the song's music video, shot in one continuous take.[15] On 15 November, Keung released his sixth single "Love Visa Application" (愛情簽證申請).[16][17] The song and music video were recorded and produced during Keung's trip to Taiwan. Keung participated in writing the lyrics of the song and the story of the music video.

On 19 March 2021, Keung released "Master Class",[18][19] a Reggaeton and Blues song, receiving widespread positive feedback. On 29 May 2021, "Master Class" became Keung's first single to top four Hong Kong mainstream music charts. His eighth single, "Dear My Friend," was released on 5 August 2021. The ballad details his grief for his late friend Kin Lam who died unexpectedly in March 2021.[20] The single topped the weekly local streaming charts on KKBOX, Moov and Joox for four weeks. The song also won Most Popular Song at the 2021 Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation, making him the only winner to have won both Most Popular Song and Most Popular Male Singer in consecutive years. On 27 August, Error member Fatboy and Keung released the single "Agent Fat Keung 2.0" (特務肥姜2.0), as a continuation from their first performance together (特務肥姜), in Good Night Show - King Maker.

Keung, along with Mirror members Ian Chan, Anson Lo, Anson Kong, Jer Lau, and Edan Lui headlined concert "MOOV LIVE Music on the Road" on 7 and 8 December.[21] He collaborated with singer-songwriter AGA on the single "I Know", released on December 16.

His ninth solo single "Spiegel im Spiegel" (German for "Mirror in Mirror"; Chinese: 鏡中鏡) was released on 2 January 2022. He first performed the song live at MOOV Live Music on the Road on 7 December 2021. Keung's tenth single "What the Work Says" (作品的說話) was released on 30 April 2022. The song spreads a message on world peace.

Acting career

Keung made his acting debut on the ViuTV television series Retire to Queen.[22] Keung made a cameo appearance in the youth drama series We are the Littles, which aired in December 2020. He starred in the drama series Ink at Tai Ping, which aired in January 2021.[23] In August 2020, Keung began filming for Taiwanese drama Sometimes When We Touch. Filming concluded on 15 November. The series began airing in August 2021.[24] He made his film debut in the Kearen Pang film Mama's Affair, in which he co-stars with Teresa Mo and Jer Lau.[25]

Discography

Singles

As lead artist

Title Year Billboard Hong Kong Songs Peak chart positions Album
HK
[26][lower-alpha 1]
"Seed No.1" (一號種籽) 2019 — Non-album singles
"Atlantis" (亞特蘭提斯) —
"A Little More a Day" (一天多一點) —
"The Love Without Words" (蒙着嘴說愛你) 2020 17
"Disease of Loneliness" (孤獨病) 17
"Love Visa Application" (愛情簽證申請) (feat. Jhen F) —
“Master Class” 2021 5
“Dear My Friend,” 1
"I Know" (feat. AGA) 13
"Spiegel im Spiegel" (鏡中鏡) 2022 4
"What The Work Says" (作品的說話) 2
"Chase" (追) 2023 1 Remembering Leslie
"Dummy" 1 Non-album singles

Collaborations

Title Chinese Title Year Notes
"BMG - Be My Girl" (with Anson Lo) — 2019
"Agent Fat Keung 2.0" (with Fatboy) 特務肥姜 2.0 2021

Soundtrack appearances

Title Chinese Title Year Album Peak chart positions
"Love Doesn't Make a Sound" (with Anson Lo) 愛不作聲 2021 Sometimes When We Touch OST
"Forever" 風雨不改 2022 Mama's Affair OST 2

Filmography

Film

Year Title Original Title Role Notes
2019 Love Before Birthday 戀愛要在生日前 Keung Music Film
2022 Mama's Affair 阿媽有咗第二個 Fong Ching
2023 My Heavenly City 我的天堂城市 Jack Filmed in NYC[28]
TBA WE 12 12怪盜 [29]
TBA The Moon Thieves 盜月者 Special Appearance[30]

Television series

Year Title Original Title Role Notes
2019 Retire to Queen 退休女皇 Keung Tai Man (William) Ep 1, 10, 11, 13–15, 17-20
2020 We are the Littles 男排女將 Keung B Ep 17, 18 Cameo
2021 Ink at Tai Ping 太平紋身店 Ip Tin Ching
Sometimes When We Touch 超感應學園 Ma Ying Chen (French Toast)
2022 We Got Game 季前賽 Ko Ka Hau

Variety show

Year Title Original Title Notes
2018 Good Night Show - King Maker Good Night Show 全民造星 Contestant No. 99
Mirror Go —
2019 Mirror Go 2 —
King Maker II 全民造星II Ep 1–13, 22–23, 27, 28, 32, 35, 37, 40, 43-46
2021 Battle Feel 考有Feel Ep 1, 2, 7, 8, 13, 14, 19, 20
Be a Better MIRROR 調教你MIRROR
One Day Store Manager 全民·造星級店長
2023 King Maker V Final 全民造星V 總決賽 Performer

Concerts

Solo

Year Date Name Venue Note
2019 11–12, 26 July Keung To Seed #1 Mini Concert Music Zone, KITEC [31]
2023 2–5 August KEUNG TO "WAVES" IN MY SIGHT SOLO CONCERT 2023 AsiaWorld–Arena [32]

Collaborations

Year Date Name Venue Collaborating Artist(s)
2021 27 September 903 Music is Live Concert AsiaWorld–Arena Terence Lam, Jer Lau, Tyson Yoshi

Awards and nominations

Name of the award ceremony, year presented, recipient(s) of the award, award category and the result of the nomination
Award Year[lower-alpha 2] Nominee / Work Category Result Ref.
Asian Television Awards 2022 What the Work Says (作品的說話) Best Music Video Nominated [33][34]
Chill Club Music Awards 2021 "Love Visa Application" Top 10 Songs of the Year (Chill Club年度十大歌曲) Won [35]
Keung To Male Singer of the Year (Chill Club年度男歌手) Silver
Singer-songwriter of the Year (Chill Club年度唱作歌手) Nominated
Lyricist of the Year (Chill Club年度填詞人) Nominated
Joox Top Music Awards 2020 "The Love Without Words" Top 10 Recommended Local Songs of the Year (年度TOP聽推介本地歌曲) Won
2021 "Dear My Friend," Won [36]
Metro Radio Music Awards 2019 Keung To Popular Idol Award (勁爆人氣偶像) Won [37]
2020 Won [38]
2021 I Support Singer Award (勁爆我撐歌手) Won [39]
"Master Class" I Support Songs Award (勁爆我撐歌曲) Nominated
"Dear My Friend," Nominated
"Agent Fat Keung 2.0" Nominated
"Love Visa Application" Nominated
Top Ten Chinese Gold Songs Award 2019 Keung To Best Prospect Award (最有前途新人獎) Gold [40]
2020 Male Singer Award (十大中文金曲男歌手獎) Bronze [41]
"A Little More A Day" Top 10 Songs Award (十大金曲獎) Nominated
"The Love Without Words" Nominated
"Disease of Loneliness" Nominated
Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation 2019 Keung To Ultimate Newcomer (叱咤樂壇生力軍) Bronze
My Favourite Male Singer (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的男歌手) Final 5
"No. 1 Seed" My Favourite Song (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的歌曲大獎) Final 5
2020 Keung To My Favourite Male Singer (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的男歌手) Won
"The Love Without Words" My Favourite Song (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的歌曲大獎) Won
2021 Keung To My Favourite Male Singer (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的男歌手) Won
"Dear My Friend," My Favourite Song (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的歌曲大獎) Won
2022 "Spiegel im Spiegel" Top 10 Ultimate Songs (專業推介叱咤十大 第四位) 4th
"What The Work Says" My Favourite Song (叱咤樂壇我最喜愛的歌曲大獎) Won
Yahoo！Asia Buzz Awards 2018 Keung To Most Searched Photo for Hong Kong Male Artist Won [42]
2020 "The Love Without Words" Most Popular Music Video Won [43]

Film Award

Award Year Nominee / Work Category Result Ref.
Hong Kong Film Award 2023 "Forever" from Mama's Affair Best Original Film Song Nominated [44]

Lists

Name of publisher, name of listicle, and year(s) listed
Publication List Year Recipient Ref.
Tatler Asia Asia's Most Influential 2021 Keung To [45][46][47]
Variety Variety's International Breakout Stars of 2021 2021 Keung To [48]

Public Trail Incident

On 12th November 2023, Keung To, a member of the well-known Cantonese boy band MIRROR in Hong Kong, was embroiled in a controversy that was widely regarded as a cyberbullying issue. This incident subsequently evolved into a series of turmoil among netizens' condemnation as he conducted a public trial of a fan comment that raised dissatisfaction about his behavior. It consequently led to a public apology and further exposed his responsibility to bear the potential concern of legal repercussions.[49]

Incident

Rewinding to November 4th, 2023, Keung To performed in the finale, singing “The Love Without Words” and “Master Class” at the “Teen” Graduation Ceremony. After fans of the idol accused Keung To of lip-syncing during a performance, a video of the performer went viral. The celebrity in the video stopped singing when he saw a youngster, which was a very endearing reaction. After the clip went viral on the internet, he posted three stories with pictures of black screen with the words  successively on his own instagram.

The first story,“Sorry, I can't hold it in anymore.”

Keung To shared his response to the comment form a fan and her username has been blurred, the fan commented,  “Actually, it’s so obvious that he was not singing for real. Can’t he be more sincere and professional? Why do you need to lip-sync? That’s not okay at all!”

Then Keung responded to her, “It's fine to dislike it, but please don’t use your subjective views to cover up someone’s hard work.

The thing that angers me the most is that your Instagram has a series of videos about mental health. That’s great. But please walk the talk. Otherwise, I think that’s very ironic. You never know how a simple sentence can hurt someone so deeply.”

In the second story, he elaborated on his previous reply to the fan,”I saw it by accident. This comment is so ironic. Someone who always shares mental health information on Instagram is actually saying hurtful things about others. It’s really fine to dislike it, but please don’t make assumptions and spread unconfirmed things based on your subjective views.

I don’t want those who help others with mental health issues to also be hurting others.”

In the last story, Keung shared a photo of the fan who had made comments but then deleted it immediately with words,”What you said about empathy and misunderstandings, I hope you can set an example for yourself.”

Following the posting of all of the idol's stories, the fan responded with their own. The fan said in the post that if Keung To lip-synced, it was "fake," and the idol should explain because it was disappointing if it was real.

Aftermath

As more citizens pay attention to this incident, there are more dissenting voices toward this issue, which eventually becomes a controversy. Thus, Keung To deleted the previous story and posted an apology on his Instagram account on November 11. He admitted his wrong behavior of cyberbullying because of his impulse. He also stated that everyone should take responsibility for their speech. His fans got sore for him and kept attacking the critic online.[50]

After two days, the critic left a comment on the influencer’s video, stating that her physical and mental condition was getting worse due to this situation. Hence, the netizens tried to comment and cheer her up, and she replied to these messages with appreciation.[51]

On November 14, the critic posted an announcement and stated that she was so annoyed about being disturbed and being impersonated. She wished to end the influence of this incident and the bullying toward her and Keung To, which she has always opposed and felt bad about. Lastly, she hoped that there would be some space for them to calm down and have a better physical and mental condition. She also said that she would not respond to this incident again at the moment to avoid the incident getting worse.[52]

During We 12’s public interactive event on November 18, Keung To talked about this incident in person for the first time. He mentioned that he would like to contact the critic to apologize and learn more about each other. In addition, he added that he hoped to grow more and was more committed to focusing on his work after this incident.[53]

Reaction

Keung To's fans

After reading the stories posted by Keung To about his feelings on the hater’s comment, they felt angry and sad for him. As the stories posted on Keung To's Instagram showed the user name and the face of the hater, they started to comment on the hater's Instagram page with all sorts of foul language and hateful contents immediately. Some of the radical fans even threatened the hater and tracked her down in real life. They supported the actions of Keung To and accused the hater of “cyber bullying''.[54]

The hater posted by Keung To

She was shocked by the actions of Keung To and his fans. She couldn't believe what happened to her was real. She was bothered by the comments and 'dms' of Keung To's fans. She was scared and feeling not secured because some of the radical fans had threatened her and tracked her down in real life. Even though she tried to get rid of Keung To's fans by changing her username, she never succeeded. She hoped that the public discourse could come to an end as soon as possible and the general public could stop bullying her and Keung To. She blessed Keung To and wished that both of them could have their own personal space to calm themselves down and heal their psychological damages due to this incident.[55]

MIRROR members

Jeremy, a member of Mirror, accused Keung To of being impulsive and immature when handling haters’ comments. He believed that Keung To will learn the lesson, understand that being a public figure should mind their behaviour,  and become more mature when handling the same type of issues in the future.

Ahfa Wong Wai Kwan, Keung To's manager, advised Keung To to delete the controversial stories and comforted Keung To by posting an Instagram story, saying, “don’t care what others say, just be yourself.”[56]

Stanley, a member of Mirror, sent a message to care about Keung To's condition and said he would give him personal space. He also shared the songlist he listens to when he is sad to Keung To, hoping that this could help him feel better.

Jer, a member of Mirror, said he would give Keung To personal space as well. Also, because Keung To had already apologized, Jer hoped that the incident would end soon.[57]

Analysis

Ka Ming

On November 11th, popular writer Ka Ming published an article on Facebook and Instagram, where he urged readers to refrain from excessively defending Keung To. Ka Ming argued that the initial comment that sparked the incident did not contain any offensive language or abuses. He further asserted that it is customary for professional singers to face criticism following a disappointing performance.

According to Ka Ming, Keung's response to the commenter resulted in an onslaught of attacks from tens of thousands of his fans, which he perceives as an assault on the original commenter. Furthermore, Ka Ming expressed the belief that receiving criticism from fans and superiors is a part of an artist's professional life, describing it as being included in their salary.[58]

Corrupt The Youth

On November 12th, the popular philosophy group Corrupt The Youth published an article on Instagram and Facebook, addressing the appropriateness and moral implications of public figures responding to criticisms from the general public. The article presents a viewpoint advocating against pop stars publicly criticizing specific individuals, citing the potential for their large fan base to be mobilized, thus giving them disproportionately greater influence compared to ordinary individuals. The article also acknowledges points of skepticism to this viewpoint, including questioning the factual basis of this argument and expressing discomfort regarding the disparity in responsibility between well-known and less well-known stars.

Furthermore, the article highlights that the expectations and responsibilities imposed on pop stars are not objectively defined. Instead, they are based on the cultural consensus within specific communities, indicating a reliance on cultural relativism. This perspective suggests that the set of responsibilities placed upon pop stars is subject to variation and interpretation based on the particular cultural context.[59]

Notes

  1. ↑ The Billboard Hits of the World charts, including Hong Kong Songs, was first issued on February 19, 2022.[27]
  2. ↑ Indicates the year of ceremony. Each year is linked to the article about the awards held that year, wherever possible.

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