15 Facts About David Tao

David Tao spent part of his childhood in Hong Kong.

David Tao had his education in Taiwan from kindergarten to the junior high school level at the Bethany Campus of Morrison Academy in Taipei.

David Tao graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in psychology from the University of California, Los Angeles.

David Tao has since released four more albums, a live concert recording and a compilation of his best songs.

In 1997, with the help of Wang and another Taiwanese producer, Jim Lee, Tao released his self-titled first album, under an independent label called Shock Records, set up by Taiwanese pop singer Jin Ruei-yao, and her husband.

David Tao sang all the vocals in this song, which still stands today, widely regarded as one of the best a cappella songs in Chinese.

In 1999, two years after his first album, David Tao released his second album I'm OK.

David Tao only won the Best Producer Award on the GMA, but Rain later went on to win Best Chinese Video at the 2000 MTV Music Awards.

Dear God tells about the sadness of David Tao regarding a mother of a victim who has died in 911 and stared at her son's picture and expected him to revive.

David Tao uses his song as weapon to bitterly criticize terrorists.

David Tao has described his feelings towards Melody through a monologue in his music video, "When you saw someone that gave you the same feeling of your first love in your sixteens, you gonna know that she is the right one".

David Tao has since held a series of successful concerts in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore in 2003, having already won many fans over with his signature simplistic style.

In 2005, David Tao released his fourth album, The Great Leap.

David Tao teamed up with fellow singer-songwriters Tanya Chua and Crowd Lu as well as Sharon Kwan on multiple songs.

On July 7,2015, David Tao held a 40-minute press conference with his agent and lawyer, where he admitted that he was cheating on his wife with Yang.