Living under a rock is the only way you’d be excused for not having some acquaintance with Canto-pop sensation: Mirror. Read on to find out everything you need to know about the members of Mirror
If you haven’t heard of Mirror yet, it’s time to succumb to the inevitable: The Hong Kong Canto-pop boy band is taking the city by storm. In the three years since they joined the local music scene, their list of accomplishments is ever-growing.
The 12-member group has been topping the charts from group songs to solos, winning major accolades at Hong Kong’s most prestigious music award ceremonies, and their star power doesn’t stop there. With their catchy songs and powerful performances featuring synchronised dance moves, the group has not only amassed legions of fans but also caught global luxury brands’ attention, such as Burberry, Louis Vuitton and Fendi, with many of the members making headline after headline for their impeccable sense of style.
Missed the Mirror wave or still wondering what the Canto-pop sensation is about? We’ve compiled a guide that will tell you everything to know about the boy band, including how they became a celebrated part of Hong Kong’s music scene.
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How were the members of Mirror discovered?
Canto-pop boy band Mirror was formed during ViuTV’s reality competition show, Good Night Show - King Maker. The twelve members of the group, including Frankie Chan, Alton Wong, Lokman Yeung, Stanley Yau, Anson Kong, Jer Lau, Ian Chan, Anson Lo, Jeremy Lee, Edan Lui, Keung To and Tiger Yau, were once contestants of the show—each possesses a distinctive talent in singing, rapping and dancing.
After the show, despite only three of them receiving an award (Keung To won first place while Ian Chan and Lokman Yeung took second and third place respectively), their talents were recognised and handpicked by TV producer Ahfa Wong (aka “Sister Fa”, who later became the group’s manager) who trained them for stardom.