MC HotDog (April 10, 1978 -) is also known as "MC Hot Dog" or simply "Hot Dog". His real name is Yao Zhongren. He was born in Taipei, Taiwan. He is a Taiwanese rapper and graduated from Taipei Municipal Jianguo Middle School. , Department of Mass Communication, Fu Jen Catholic University. Because of the EP "Hugou Gang" released in 2001, he is often called "Hugou Gang". MCHotDog, who was once known as "Taiwan's No. 1 Underground Rap Person", collaborated with Chang Chen-yue last year on "I Love Taiwanese Girls", which was highly sought after by music fans and was widely sung. His chants had already spread throughout the streets before the film was released. It was a blockbuster at the "Spring Scream" concert in Kenting in 2000, and immediately attracted heated discussions among many rap fans on the Internet. Chinese name: Yao Zhongren Alias: Hagou Gang Nationality: China Date of Birth: April 10, 1978 Occupation: Student, Rapper Graduate School: Furen University Agency: Moyan Music Height: 178cm Weight: 68kg Good at: Chinese rap, Friends in the storytelling circle: Zhang Chenyue, Patty Hou Hagougang is just the name of MC HOTDOG Yao Zhongren’s first record. Ha means like and like, dog means hotdog, and Gang means the gang of beggars. Of course, it would be impossible to sing HIP-HOP without a DJ. It seems that the big band collaborated with Hot Dog on that album. A rapper who specializes in singing Taiwanese - Dazhi, his name is Zeng Guanrong. The DJ is called DJ Xiaosi, his real name is Si Huiyuan, he is very handsome. At the end of each year, film and television publications often predict the popular music of the next year. However, no one would have guessed that Chinese Hip-Hop rap would become popular in recent years, and no one would have thought that the leader of this trend would be a tall, thin man wearing black-rimmed glasses. An ordinary college student─MC HotDog. How much impact does MCHotDog bring? From the fact that he originally just made a self-made demo tape, he accidentally inserted Liu Chengyin into an underground record that has the largest volume of releases in Taiwan's history - relying on the burning of student network groups; From the release of the record to the third album in June 2001, the cumulative record sales exceeded 220,000, which undoubtedly subverted the traditional study of pop music, because whether Chinese rap was mistaken for Shu Lai Bao or Western music has always been regarded as Eastern music Re-creating misconceptions, until the emergence of MC HotDog, Chinese rap had already had the biggest impact on the Taiwanese music market. In contrast, many singers have frequent interactions with the mass media. MC HotDog’s MV was not only banned because of “the essence of rap—the true creative language”, but it was also banned when rap had not yet entered Taiwan’s mainstream music market. There is little media exposure. But over the past year, his live performances in major campuses or pubs and other places have always attracted huge crowds of people. Even people who have never listened to Hip Hop have begun to get started with his songs. MC HotDog has objectively become the representative of Taiwanese HipHop music. He is the founder of Taiwanese rap music.