One of the four talented artists in the Chinese hip-hop group Higher Brothers was closely affiliated with the well-known record label 88rising. His name stands out among fans of modern Asian rap, and his contributions helped shape the group’s unique sound. He often performed songs in both Mandarin and Sichuanese, using his music to celebrate and elevate Chinese culture on a global stage. Before he rose to fame, old videos from as early as 2012 began circulating online, showing him performing alongside original members of Cheng-Du City Rap House—names like Fat Shady and Sleepy Cat—who were pivotal in shaping the local scene. Hailing from Chengdu, China, his roots run deep in the city’s vibrant underground music community. Interestingly, his mother gave birth to him on a Friday, a small but notable detail that fans sometimes mention when tracing his journey. His name continues to be a significant one in discussions about the evolution of Chinese hip-hop.