Jackson Yee

Chinese singer, dancer, and actor

Jackson Yee - Chinese singer, dancer, and actor
Born

November 28th, 2000
24 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

China

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Born in 2000, this individual gained recognition as a member of the boy band TFBoys, which debuted in 2013. The band quickly rose to fame in China, performing pop songs and winning numerous awards. The individual also pursued a solo career, releasing music and showcasing exceptional dance skills. As an actor, performances include roles in films such as 'Better Days' and 'Your Eyes Speak,' both of which received critical acclaim. Engaging in philanthropy, contributions to various charitable causes were made, highlighting a commitment to social issues.

Member of TFBoys

Starring in 'Better Days'

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