Rhyder
Vietnamese singer-songwriter, rapper and record producer (born 2001)
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Rhyder
Vietnamese singer-songwriter, rapper and record producer (born 2001)
Nguyễn Quang Anh (born March 18, 2001), commonly known by his stage name Rhyder (stylized in all caps) or Quang Anh Rhyder, is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter, rapper, and record producer. Rising to fame after winning the reality competition The Voice Kids of Vietnam in 2013, he began his musical career as a singer.
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Nguyễn Quang Anh (born March 18, 2001), commonly known by his stage name Rhyder (stylized in all caps) or Quang Anh Rhyder, is a Vietnamese singer-songwriter, rapper, and record producer. Rising to fame after winning the reality competition The Voice Kids of Vietnam in 2013, he began his musical career as a singer. Despite his young age at the time, he was highly regarded by critics and audiences alike for his vocal ability, musicality, and engaging performance style. A long time later, Quang Anh changed his stage name to Rhyder and regained public attention when he participated in the third season of the competition Rap Viet in 2023. At the end of that year, he released the single "Chịu cách mình nói thua" (Accepting Defeat), which achieved significant commercial success. In 2024, he continued to make his mark as the runner-up on the first season of the show Anh trai "say hi", while also earning a spot in the final five-member winning lineup.
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