Jin Au-Yeung (born 4 June 1982), who performs under the stage nameMC Jin, is an American rapper, songwriter, and actor of Hong KongHakka descent. Born in Miami, Florida, and later living in New York City, he decided to reside permanently in Hong Kong before returning to New York to reside permanently in the summer of 2012. He speaks both Cantonese and English fluently, although he is not literate in Chinese. In the United States, he was both the first American solo rapper of East Asian and Hong Kong descent to be signed to a major hip hop record label.
Early life
Jin Au-Yeung was born on June 4, 1982, in Miami, Florida, to Hong Kong immigrants of Hakka descent. He was raised in the general Miami area, where his parents owned a Chinese restaurant, and where Jin attended school. While a student at John F. Kennedy Middle School in North Miami Beach, Jin participated in many rap battles with his peers. After graduating from high school in 2000, Jin decided to forgo college, and in 2001 he moved with his parents to Queens, New York City.
American vs. China Freestyle rap Battle (Jin Au-Yeung)
published: 06 Sep 2016
MC Jin & Wyclef Jean - Stop The Hatred (Official Music Video)
After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awareness to these issues. To be able to reconnect with the iconic Wyclef Jean for this song is not only special for me on a personal level, but also symbolizes the importance of solidarity amongst all communities during these times,” says MC Jin. “The song title was actually inspired by my 8-year-old son, Chance, who boldly shouted "Stop the hatred" into a crowd of thousands at a Stop Asian Hate rally in New York City.” - MC Jin
We’ve partnered with The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), which was founded to solve the longstanding lack of investment and resources provided to the AAPI community — particularly as anti-AAPI hate and viole...
published: 12 May 2021
Jin - Learn Chinese
Music video by Jin performing Learn Chinese.
published: 24 Feb 2009
In Search Of The Chinese Kid That Raps | MC Jin | TEDxUCSD
MC Jin, a hip-hop artist, tells his journey as an Asian-American navigating through the music industry and how he found his place within the world through his life experiences.
Jin Auyeung, also known as MC Jin, is a hip-hop artist, songwriter, television host and actor. He first garnered national attention in 2002 when he stunned audiences on BET's 106 & Park Freestyle Fridays. His performance earned him a contract with Ruff Ryders (Virgin/EMI), making him the first Asian-American MC to sign to a major record label. Jin's debut album, The Rest Is History, broke into the Billboard 200 and charted at #54.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
published: 19 Apr 2016
Hookt MC Battle: Jin Au-Yeung VS. Many Styles 2009 *uncut*
published: 28 Jan 2022
7 Weeks of Mc Jin winning 106 & Park Freestyle Friday
#106&Park #McJin #BET
published: 20 May 2019
Jin Au Yeung : The Story
A brief history of rapper Jin Au Yeung aka Jin aka MC Jin by Todd Angkasuwan
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published: 21 Aug 2009
Tim Vs. Jin - Wild N Out Battle! - Pick Up and Kill It + WildStyle
After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awaren...
After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awareness to these issues. To be able to reconnect with the iconic Wyclef Jean for this song is not only special for me on a personal level, but also symbolizes the importance of solidarity amongst all communities during these times,” says MC Jin. “The song title was actually inspired by my 8-year-old son, Chance, who boldly shouted "Stop the hatred" into a crowd of thousands at a Stop Asian Hate rally in New York City.” - MC Jin
We’ve partnered with The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), which was founded to solve the longstanding lack of investment and resources provided to the AAPI community — particularly as anti-AAPI hate and violence persist at alarming rates. For additional AAPI resources or if you have been a victim of or witnessed a hate crime, you can report it here: https://www.taaf.org/stopthehatred
http://vevo.ly/0CRBw2
Credits
Director: Bao Nguyen
Executive Producer: EST Media
Executive Producer: Stampede Ventures
Executive Producer: Westbrook Media
Executive Producer: Madeline Nelson
Executive Producer: Carol Cheng
Production Studio: Bludshot Studios & Rebel Motion
Creative Producer: Tiffany Izzie Chang
Line Producer: Lindsey Gardner
Production Coordinator: Bennett Melley
1st AD: Dave Ebel
Truck PA - 4/19-21: Andrew Francis
Set PA/Translator 4/19: Yixin Cen
Set PA/Translator 4/20 - GU: Ya Jing Wu
Minivan PA - 4/20: Justin Joseph
Truck PA Returns 4/22: Gary St. John
Covid Compliance CCO: Pascual Lopez
Camera
Director of Photography: Caleb Heller
1st AC: DJ Carroll
DIT/2nd AC: Elijah Lobato
VTR: Amilcar Fernandes
Grip & Electric
Gaffer: Jon Alvarado
Key Grip: Luke Becker-Lowe
Best Boy Electric/Grip Swing: Leroy Prompakdee
Dolly Grip: Steve Szmed
Swing Grip: Nicholas Love
Art & Props
Production Designer: Patricia Cruz Jamandre
Asst. Art Director: Monica Dabrowski
Art Assistant: Kevin Mathein
Vanities
Hair & Makeup: Jennifer Yang
Wardrobe Stylist: Shandi Alexander
Wardrobe Asst: Oumou Diallo
Editor: Miles Trahan
Assistant Editor: Olaf Wolden
Colorist: Tam Le
Casting
Casting Director: April Chin
Voiceover: Lisa Ling
Appearances
Chance Au-Yeung
Joe Au-Yeung
Hoo Toy Lee
Joanna Chin
Pat Choi
Anne Moy
Micheline Jones
Simon Sik
Joe Chan
Geoff Lee
Winnie Yang & Robert Yang
Will Lex Ham
James Ham
Harper & Madison Fung
Emma & Jordan Suen
Jayla Manibo, Hayden Manibo, Maybelle Manibo
Karho Leung & Timothy Hui Jr.
Cory Ng
Fox Verne
Joyce Hancock
Linda Kanuteh
Roger Smith
Stephanie & Mother
Carty Caruso
Giullian Yao Gioiello
Ann Makosinki
Sophia Chang
Elinor Gurung & Masa
Alvin Hooi
Kim Fong
Wei hao
Isabelle Do
Ruoyi Jang
Estelle Shing
Mengxian Zhang
Moana Palelei, Ho-Ching
Daniel Klimek
Isabella Tan
Kalani Van Meter
Joyce Sheng
Abbie Wang
Cindy Qiang
Dylan Rizzo
Tak Wah Eng
Locations
The Golden Unicorn
Noodle Town
12 Pell
Joy Flower Shop
Pearl River Mart
Nom Wah
Special Thanks
Abraham Ferrer
Carol Cheng
Madeline Nelson
Eric Toda
Eric Tu
Gary Bardizbanian
Grant Torre
Greg Silverman
Jabari Hearn
Jaeson Ma
Jeff Chang
Jeremy Snell
Joanne Kwong
Kosaku Yada
Lisa Ling
Olivia Casanova
Maggie Teng
Reed Simmons
Renee Tajima-Peña
Visual Communications
Yun-hua and Melissa Chang
Yuri Kochiyama Family
Makani Nakasone
Olina Wong
Nina Davruhi
#StopTheHatred
After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awareness to these issues. To be able to reconnect with the iconic Wyclef Jean for this song is not only special for me on a personal level, but also symbolizes the importance of solidarity amongst all communities during these times,” says MC Jin. “The song title was actually inspired by my 8-year-old son, Chance, who boldly shouted "Stop the hatred" into a crowd of thousands at a Stop Asian Hate rally in New York City.” - MC Jin
We’ve partnered with The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), which was founded to solve the longstanding lack of investment and resources provided to the AAPI community — particularly as anti-AAPI hate and violence persist at alarming rates. For additional AAPI resources or if you have been a victim of or witnessed a hate crime, you can report it here: https://www.taaf.org/stopthehatred
http://vevo.ly/0CRBw2
Credits
Director: Bao Nguyen
Executive Producer: EST Media
Executive Producer: Stampede Ventures
Executive Producer: Westbrook Media
Executive Producer: Madeline Nelson
Executive Producer: Carol Cheng
Production Studio: Bludshot Studios & Rebel Motion
Creative Producer: Tiffany Izzie Chang
Line Producer: Lindsey Gardner
Production Coordinator: Bennett Melley
1st AD: Dave Ebel
Truck PA - 4/19-21: Andrew Francis
Set PA/Translator 4/19: Yixin Cen
Set PA/Translator 4/20 - GU: Ya Jing Wu
Minivan PA - 4/20: Justin Joseph
Truck PA Returns 4/22: Gary St. John
Covid Compliance CCO: Pascual Lopez
Camera
Director of Photography: Caleb Heller
1st AC: DJ Carroll
DIT/2nd AC: Elijah Lobato
VTR: Amilcar Fernandes
Grip & Electric
Gaffer: Jon Alvarado
Key Grip: Luke Becker-Lowe
Best Boy Electric/Grip Swing: Leroy Prompakdee
Dolly Grip: Steve Szmed
Swing Grip: Nicholas Love
Art & Props
Production Designer: Patricia Cruz Jamandre
Asst. Art Director: Monica Dabrowski
Art Assistant: Kevin Mathein
Vanities
Hair & Makeup: Jennifer Yang
Wardrobe Stylist: Shandi Alexander
Wardrobe Asst: Oumou Diallo
Editor: Miles Trahan
Assistant Editor: Olaf Wolden
Colorist: Tam Le
Casting
Casting Director: April Chin
Voiceover: Lisa Ling
Appearances
Chance Au-Yeung
Joe Au-Yeung
Hoo Toy Lee
Joanna Chin
Pat Choi
Anne Moy
Micheline Jones
Simon Sik
Joe Chan
Geoff Lee
Winnie Yang & Robert Yang
Will Lex Ham
James Ham
Harper & Madison Fung
Emma & Jordan Suen
Jayla Manibo, Hayden Manibo, Maybelle Manibo
Karho Leung & Timothy Hui Jr.
Cory Ng
Fox Verne
Joyce Hancock
Linda Kanuteh
Roger Smith
Stephanie & Mother
Carty Caruso
Giullian Yao Gioiello
Ann Makosinki
Sophia Chang
Elinor Gurung & Masa
Alvin Hooi
Kim Fong
Wei hao
Isabelle Do
Ruoyi Jang
Estelle Shing
Mengxian Zhang
Moana Palelei, Ho-Ching
Daniel Klimek
Isabella Tan
Kalani Van Meter
Joyce Sheng
Abbie Wang
Cindy Qiang
Dylan Rizzo
Tak Wah Eng
Locations
The Golden Unicorn
Noodle Town
12 Pell
Joy Flower Shop
Pearl River Mart
Nom Wah
Special Thanks
Abraham Ferrer
Carol Cheng
Madeline Nelson
Eric Toda
Eric Tu
Gary Bardizbanian
Grant Torre
Greg Silverman
Jabari Hearn
Jaeson Ma
Jeff Chang
Jeremy Snell
Joanne Kwong
Kosaku Yada
Lisa Ling
Olivia Casanova
Maggie Teng
Reed Simmons
Renee Tajima-Peña
Visual Communications
Yun-hua and Melissa Chang
Yuri Kochiyama Family
Makani Nakasone
Olina Wong
Nina Davruhi
#StopTheHatred
MC Jin, a hip-hop artist, tells his journey as an Asian-American navigating through the music industry and how he found his place within the world through his l...
MC Jin, a hip-hop artist, tells his journey as an Asian-American navigating through the music industry and how he found his place within the world through his life experiences.
Jin Auyeung, also known as MC Jin, is a hip-hop artist, songwriter, television host and actor. He first garnered national attention in 2002 when he stunned audiences on BET's 106 & Park Freestyle Fridays. His performance earned him a contract with Ruff Ryders (Virgin/EMI), making him the first Asian-American MC to sign to a major record label. Jin's debut album, The Rest Is History, broke into the Billboard 200 and charted at #54.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
MC Jin, a hip-hop artist, tells his journey as an Asian-American navigating through the music industry and how he found his place within the world through his life experiences.
Jin Auyeung, also known as MC Jin, is a hip-hop artist, songwriter, television host and actor. He first garnered national attention in 2002 when he stunned audiences on BET's 106 & Park Freestyle Fridays. His performance earned him a contract with Ruff Ryders (Virgin/EMI), making him the first Asian-American MC to sign to a major record label. Jin's debut album, The Rest Is History, broke into the Billboard 200 and charted at #54.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
A brief history of rapper Jin Au Yeung aka Jin aka MC Jin by Todd Angkasuwan
more videos at http://www.channelAPA.com
Connect with us on
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http...
A brief history of rapper Jin Au Yeung aka Jin aka MC Jin by Todd Angkasuwan
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After witnessing the uptick of heinous hate crimes against the AAPI community, I wanted to use my artistry to express some of my own sentiments and raise awareness to these issues. To be able to reconnect with the iconic Wyclef Jean for this song is not only special for me on a personal level, but also symbolizes the importance of solidarity amongst all communities during these times,” says MC Jin. “The song title was actually inspired by my 8-year-old son, Chance, who boldly shouted "Stop the hatred" into a crowd of thousands at a Stop Asian Hate rally in New York City.” - MC Jin
We’ve partnered with The Asian American Foundation (TAAF), which was founded to solve the longstanding lack of investment and resources provided to the AAPI community — particularly as anti-AAPI hate and violence persist at alarming rates. For additional AAPI resources or if you have been a victim of or witnessed a hate crime, you can report it here: https://www.taaf.org/stopthehatred
http://vevo.ly/0CRBw2
Credits
Director: Bao Nguyen
Executive Producer: EST Media
Executive Producer: Stampede Ventures
Executive Producer: Westbrook Media
Executive Producer: Madeline Nelson
Executive Producer: Carol Cheng
Production Studio: Bludshot Studios & Rebel Motion
Creative Producer: Tiffany Izzie Chang
Line Producer: Lindsey Gardner
Production Coordinator: Bennett Melley
1st AD: Dave Ebel
Truck PA - 4/19-21: Andrew Francis
Set PA/Translator 4/19: Yixin Cen
Set PA/Translator 4/20 - GU: Ya Jing Wu
Minivan PA - 4/20: Justin Joseph
Truck PA Returns 4/22: Gary St. John
Covid Compliance CCO: Pascual Lopez
Camera
Director of Photography: Caleb Heller
1st AC: DJ Carroll
DIT/2nd AC: Elijah Lobato
VTR: Amilcar Fernandes
Grip & Electric
Gaffer: Jon Alvarado
Key Grip: Luke Becker-Lowe
Best Boy Electric/Grip Swing: Leroy Prompakdee
Dolly Grip: Steve Szmed
Swing Grip: Nicholas Love
Art & Props
Production Designer: Patricia Cruz Jamandre
Asst. Art Director: Monica Dabrowski
Art Assistant: Kevin Mathein
Vanities
Hair & Makeup: Jennifer Yang
Wardrobe Stylist: Shandi Alexander
Wardrobe Asst: Oumou Diallo
Editor: Miles Trahan
Assistant Editor: Olaf Wolden
Colorist: Tam Le
Casting
Casting Director: April Chin
Voiceover: Lisa Ling
Appearances
Chance Au-Yeung
Joe Au-Yeung
Hoo Toy Lee
Joanna Chin
Pat Choi
Anne Moy
Micheline Jones
Simon Sik
Joe Chan
Geoff Lee
Winnie Yang & Robert Yang
Will Lex Ham
James Ham
Harper & Madison Fung
Emma & Jordan Suen
Jayla Manibo, Hayden Manibo, Maybelle Manibo
Karho Leung & Timothy Hui Jr.
Cory Ng
Fox Verne
Joyce Hancock
Linda Kanuteh
Roger Smith
Stephanie & Mother
Carty Caruso
Giullian Yao Gioiello
Ann Makosinki
Sophia Chang
Elinor Gurung & Masa
Alvin Hooi
Kim Fong
Wei hao
Isabelle Do
Ruoyi Jang
Estelle Shing
Mengxian Zhang
Moana Palelei, Ho-Ching
Daniel Klimek
Isabella Tan
Kalani Van Meter
Joyce Sheng
Abbie Wang
Cindy Qiang
Dylan Rizzo
Tak Wah Eng
Locations
The Golden Unicorn
Noodle Town
12 Pell
Joy Flower Shop
Pearl River Mart
Nom Wah
Special Thanks
Abraham Ferrer
Carol Cheng
Madeline Nelson
Eric Toda
Eric Tu
Gary Bardizbanian
Grant Torre
Greg Silverman
Jabari Hearn
Jaeson Ma
Jeff Chang
Jeremy Snell
Joanne Kwong
Kosaku Yada
Lisa Ling
Olivia Casanova
Maggie Teng
Reed Simmons
Renee Tajima-Peña
Visual Communications
Yun-hua and Melissa Chang
Yuri Kochiyama Family
Makani Nakasone
Olina Wong
Nina Davruhi
#StopTheHatred
MC Jin, a hip-hop artist, tells his journey as an Asian-American navigating through the music industry and how he found his place within the world through his life experiences.
Jin Auyeung, also known as MC Jin, is a hip-hop artist, songwriter, television host and actor. He first garnered national attention in 2002 when he stunned audiences on BET's 106 & Park Freestyle Fridays. His performance earned him a contract with Ruff Ryders (Virgin/EMI), making him the first Asian-American MC to sign to a major record label. Jin's debut album, The Rest Is History, broke into the Billboard 200 and charted at #54.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
A brief history of rapper Jin Au Yeung aka Jin aka MC Jin by Todd Angkasuwan
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Jin Au-Yeung (born 4 June 1982), who performs under the stage nameMC Jin, is an American rapper, songwriter, and actor of Hong KongHakka descent. Born in Miami, Florida, and later living in New York City, he decided to reside permanently in Hong Kong before returning to New York to reside permanently in the summer of 2012. He speaks both Cantonese and English fluently, although he is not literate in Chinese. In the United States, he was both the first American solo rapper of East Asian and Hong Kong descent to be signed to a major hip hop record label.
Early life
Jin Au-Yeung was born on June 4, 1982, in Miami, Florida, to Hong Kong immigrants of Hakka descent. He was raised in the general Miami area, where his parents owned a Chinese restaurant, and where Jin attended school. While a student at John F. Kennedy Middle School in North Miami Beach, Jin participated in many rap battles with his peers. After graduating from high school in 2000, Jin decided to forgo college, and in 2001 he moved with his parents to Queens, New York City.
HOOK: Girl im stickin witchu/ I hope that's coo/ Cuz' I jus aint the type/ To be needin them too/ You're all I need/ I don't need 2 or 3/ VERSE 1: My friends don't understand/ Why im witchu all the time/ I guess they haven't found a dime/ One that blows they mind/ They talkin bout lets hit the club/ It's goin down tonite/ A booty shake contest/ And a mud pit fight/ But I aint the type/ To want a chick like that/ Especially when I found/ A girl that's fly & got my back/ Yea them dudes droolin over/ All them chicks on stage/ But when they get em/ And they cheatin/ Then they act amazed/ You can't tie a girl down/ That you met at a bar/ Cuz chances are/ That's where the are/ Everytime y'all apart/ So i'ma pass/ On the invitation/ I got a fly chick/ No need to look any further/ My search is over wit/ BREAKDOWN: All i need is my shawty/ All I need is my girl/ I don't need no other chicks/ Cuz you are my world VERSE 2: If ya need me i'll be wit her/ I just can't get enuff/ Ill put my music on hold/ Just to go and pick her up/ From work/ I luv spendin time/ I love her by my side/ I want her next to me/ When i go to sleep at nite/ I feels so right/ Everytime we lock lips/ Everytime we hold hands/ I know this is what love is/ Its been a year now/ The year jus flew by/ That's how I know/ That i wanna spend my whole life/ Wit mah shawty/ I couldnt ask for betta/ It's like im high/ Ever since we first got together/ Don't need no weed/ No brew/ Because I gotchu/ Forever me and you/
Collaborating with Chinese-American rapper Jin Au-Yeung, also known as MC Jin, Chow introduced the NFTs last December through the Moonbox platform, a creation of the Hong Kong startup of the same name.
“My sister would often say this in her concert ... Lee’s Chinese heritage and connection with the US also drew tributes from singers with similar backgrounds, including David Tao, Wang Leehom, Vanness Wu, and rapper Jin Au-Yeung – better known as MC Jin.