Eric Chou, known as the “king of the lovelorn people” in Taiwanese media, has carved a significant niche for himself as a versatile talent in Mandopop. Rising to prominence with his self-composed hit “The Distance of Love,” featured as the ending theme of the 2014 Taiwanese drama “The Way We Were,” Eric captivated audiences and quickly became a household name. Notably, he achieved the remarkable feat of reaching 100 million views on YouTube for the song, earning him the title of the youngest Mandopop artist to do so at the time.

In 2019, Eric’s career reached new heights with the release of his first EP, “Freedom,” showcasing his prowess as a singer-songwriter. The EP’s success was further bolstered by hits like “What’s Wrong” and “Nobody But Me.” His talent was recognized at the 15th KKBOX Music Awards, where he delivered a mesmerizing performance of his new tracks.

Embarking on his concert tour “How Have You Been,” Eric captivated audiences across Taiwan, selling out venues like the Taipei Arena in mere minutes. His philanthropic spirit shone through when he released “Forever Beautiful” in support of a breast cancer campaign.

Continuing his musical journey, Eric released his fourth studio album, “Freedom Deluxe,” followed by his fifth studio album, “When We Were Young,” which further solidified his status as a Mandopop sensation.

Eric’s impact extends beyond music, with notable appearances in films and television series, including “My Best Friend’s Breakfast” and “The Way We Were.” Through his music and philanthropy, Eric Chou continues to inspire and uplift audiences worldwide.