29 Facts About Keung To

Keung To is a Hong Kong singer, actor, and a member of the Hong Kong boy band group Mirror.

Keung To rose to fame after winning ViuTV's reality talent competition Good Night Show - King Maker in 2018.

Keung To won the My Favourite Male Singer and My Favourite Song award at the Ultimate Song Chart Awards Presentation in 2020 and 2021, he is the youngest ever to do so.

Keung To attended Oi Kwan Road Baptist Church Lui Kwok Pat Fong Kindergarten, Hennessy Road Government Primary School, Tang Shiu Kin Victoria Government Secondary School, and graduated with a diploma from Yeo Chei Man Senior Secondary School.

In 2017, Keung To participated in the Mainland Chinese talent show Super Boy.

Keung To was victorious in the regional trials, becoming one of the four representatives of the region of Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan.

On 3 November 2018, Keung To made his debut as a member of boy music group, Mirror, at a press conference with their debut single "In a Second".

In June 2019, Keung To made his solo debut with the release of "Seed No 1", quickly climbing the mainstream pop music charts, topping at third place.

Keung To won Most Popular Male Singer at the same award show.

On 2 September 2020, Keung To released his fifth single "Disease of Loneliness".

Keung To created and directed the concept of the song's music video, shot in one continuous take.

Keung To participated in writing the lyrics of the song and the story of the music video.

On 19 March 2021, Keung To released "Master Class", a Reggaeton and Blues song, receiving widespread positive feedback.

In September 2021, Keung To announced the completion of the conceptual design of his 9th solo project, which incorporated a mini documentary series, released via the Mirror YouTube Channel.

Keung To expressed that the aim of the docuseries is to show people his most authentic self.

Keung To incorporated krumping in the choreography of this particular performance to express the angst induced by the sense of isolation and self doubt that came with fame.

Keung To released his 10th solo work "What the Work Says" as a present to the fans on his 23rd birthday, a piece that took a Lennon-esque stance against war and violence recorded at the early stages of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

The music video marked the second directorial work by Keung To and is a more ambitious piece that drew influences from Broadway productions, and was nominated for best music video in the Asian Television Awards in the same year.

All the members, including Keung To, had to take a leave of absence, and they only returned to public eye to promote the TV series "We Got Game" in October 2022.

Keung To debuted the song live at HKT West Kowloon Music Festival on 2 April 2023, which later Keung described as "one of the most important performances of his career".

Keung To held "Waves: In my sight 2023" at the AsiaWorld Arena with four sold-out shows in August 2023.

Keung To teamed up again with lyricist Siu Hak on his 14th single "Dark Moon", a song about the duality of humanity and how greed and other sins can drive one to give in to the unrestrained desires, and the only path to resist that temptation is to be reminded of one's purest intent.

Keung To made his acting debut on the ViuTV television series Retire to Queen.

Keung To made a cameo appearance in the youth drama series We are the Littles, which aired in December 2020.

Keung To starred in the drama series Ink at Tai Ping, which aired in January 2021.

Keung To made his film debut in the Kearen Pang film Mama's Affair, in which he co-stars with Teresa Mo and Jer Lau.

Keung To starred as Jack in the film My Heavenly City, a Taiwanese student living in New York.

In 2024, Keung To made a special appearance in the heist film The Moon Thieves as Uncle, the unhinged and arrogant son of a deceased underground watch dealer.

Keung To starred in the action comedy We 12 alongside members of Mirror.