Yin Yuke was the third runner-up in the Hunan Satellite TV talent show "Happy Boys" the year before last. During the competition, he was deeply loved by several mentors such as Li Jian, Chen Li, and Luo Zhixiang. As long as he opened his voice, he could attract people. The whole audience's attention is drawn to this, but one very special thing is that Yin Yuke's voice is very much like that of a girl. So, is Yin Yuke a boy or a girl? Let's take a look. The sunny and handsome boy Yin Yuke

Yin Yuke attended high school at the Middle School Affiliated to the Central Conservatory of Music. Because he has been particularly interested in music since he was a child and is particularly talented, Yin Yuke has always followed the path of music. He is quite strong, and won the third place in the first competition he participated in. Later, he gradually became popular on the Internet. However, the music sounds particularly like a girl, so netizens often asked Yin Yuke if he was a boy or a girl, and began to doubt his gender.

Yin Yuke is actually quite handsome. If you have seen his photos or videos, you will definitely not doubt his gender, because he is clearly a sunny and handsome little brother, but his voice is also pretty cool. It's so special that many girls feel ashamed when they hear it. Maybe like Mr. Li Yugang, he was born with this voice, which just represents his uniqueness.

However, many attentive netizens will definitely find that they have not seen him in front of the screen since he won the third place in "Happy Boys". That is because Yin Yuke went to the TV show after the game. It is also a very rare thing to go to the Berklee College of Music to study. It is rare to see a singer who has achieved such a good ranking continue to study.

During the "Happy Boys" competition, teacher Li Jian once said that Yin Yuke was born to eat this bowl of rice. With the next few songs he sang, Yin Yuke directly captured the hearts of all the teachers behind him. He is also known as the "Big Devil". It is really not easy to be able to interpret every song very well and with strong personal emotions.