Ken Hung

Ken Hung
Background information
Chinese name 洪卓立 (traditional)
Pinyin Hóng Zhuólì (Mandarin)
Yale Hùng Cheuklaahp (Cantonese)
Jyutping Hung4 Coek3laap6 (Cantonese)
Born (1987-03-02) 2 March 1987
British Hong Kong
Origin Hong Kong
Occupation Singer
Years active 2007–present
Nationality Hong Kong
Genre(s) Cantopop
Label(s) Emperor Entertainment Group
Partner(s) Kathy Yuen
Relatives Chei Tai Hung
Ancestry Chaozhou, Guangdong
Website Ken Hung's EEG Official Website

Ken Hung Cheuk Lap is a Hong Kong cantopop singer. He started his career after earning a second place in the EEG Singing Contest (aka 25th annual New Talent Singing Awards Hong Kong Regional Finals). During 2007, he went to help in the office for about 3–4 months cutting newspapers because Mani said he was too shy. Then he finally started recording songs, with his first song being "Love.gutless" (愛．無膽).

During 2008, he suffered his first bout of hydrothorax, which stopped him from working for most of 2008 until the filming of Love is Elsewhere. However, the problem returned late in 2008, his condition deteriorated and he was hospitalized. He had to cease all work including the filming of the drama Prince & Princess 2 in Taiwan. He was later released from the hospital. He is now working on the promotion of the movie Happily Ever After.

Discography

  • 2007 - Love. Gutless (愛．無膽) - 19 July
  • 2007 - Love. Gutless 2nd version (愛．無膽) - 7 September
  • 2008 - Go - 23 January
  • 2008 - Next Attraction - 30 October - Informations from his official blog
  • 2010 - Taste of Love + Best Selections - 29 March
  • 2010 - Precious Moment - 24 September
  • 2011 - Penetration (透視) - 27 May
  • 2012 - Grown Up - 21 March + Looking for a girl who knows me (找個懂我的女孩) - 6 July
  • 2013 - All Around Us - 25 April

Movies

[1] [2]

Series

Awards

  • 2006 - EEG Singing Contest (second place) (Refer to New Talent Singing Awards)
  • 2007 - Commercial Radio Hong Kong "Best New Male Singer" - Gold Award

References

  1. ↑ "Ken Hung". imdb.com. Retrieved April 5, 2010.
  2. ↑ "Ken Hung". chinesemov.com. Retrieved April 5, 2010.
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