Low G

Nguyễn Hoàng Long (born July 23, 1997), commonly known by his stage name Low G, is a Vietnamese rapper, songwriter, and dancer. Famous for his distinctive deep voice and rap songs inspired by American hip-hop culture, as well as drawing inspiration from Hanoi culture, he is one of the most influential generation Z rappers in Vietnam, boasting over 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify by January 2026, making him the leading Vietnamese artist on the platform at that time. Nguyễn Hoàng Long began learning hip-hop dance at the age of 12 and gradually delved into hip-hop culture. He focused on tutting and gloving throughout his years at the Foreign Trade University, winning numerous awards in this field. In 2016, he joined the dance crew Last Fire Crew. In 2018, he joined the group Rap Nhà Làm, using the stage name Low G, and began posting his self-made rap tracks on social media. He gained more attention after his rap track "Thủ Đô Cypher" went viral in 2020, and since then has focused largely on his rapping career. From the beginning of his career until the first half of 2024, Low G released over 40 different singles, some of which were highly successful, such as "Tán Gái 505" (2021), "An Thần" (2021) in collaboration with singer Thắng, "Có Em" (2022) in collaboration with Madihu, and "Simp Gái 808" (2023). Low G's debut EP, a collaboration with tlinh titled FLVR, was released in September 2024, along with the playlist Tán Gái Phòng Trà and his debut album L2K, released in July and October 2025, respectively. The song "Phóng Zìn Zìn," a collaboration with tlinh on FLVR, received a nomination in the Best collaboration category at the 2024 Green Wave Awards. Low G has performed his rap songs at various music events, notably...