Sydney Singer Takes K-Pop Industry by Storm

Sydney singer and dancer Prince (Henry) Mak is making great strides in the Korean pop (K-pop) industry. He

is the only non-South Korean member of Jackie Chan’s much-touted pop band, JJCC, or Double JC as it is

popularly known as, and was recruited after a grueling and rigorous audition session. Incidentally, the band’s

very first single, At First, has already climbed up the QIY K-pop chart in China to land the numero uno position

for this outstanding hip hop video or close to it. So it is only natural that the attention of fans, press, and critics

would be riveted on Prince Mak.

Who is Prince (Henry) Mak?

Prince (Henry) Mak is an Australian singer and dancer. He was spotted by Jackie Chan after he won a talent

contest. Chan was quick to realize the potential of this young singer and dancer. He may not be able to do street

bike stunts or spend his time engaging in making funny prank videos but that does not bother Chan at all.

Jackie Chan already had E.Co, SimBa, Eddy, and San Cheong—the other four members of his boy band—

training with his company for years. Prince Mak joined them just six months before the release of the band’s

debut album. But the young singer was quick to learn the K-pop ways, and the results are here for everyone to

see.

Prince (Henry) Mak Bursts into the Multi-Billion Dollar K-Pop Industry

South Korea’s pop industry is a multi-billion dollar industry that attracts wannabe pop singers from all over

the world and some of them have even tried to become famous for being in a Funny News Blooper! Even

songwriters from countries like Australia and as far away as the Scandinavian regions try to break into this

market. But it takes back-breaking hard work and oodles of talent to even get a foot in the door.

According to Prince (Henry) Mak, most Korean bands start their day at around five or six in the morning and

wrap up at around two in the night. South Korea is reputed to have the best pop star training in the world, and

employ some of the best marketing brains in the country to promote the products and the stars and they do not

spend their time making funny animal videos because this is not their strong suit. Well, they could if they

wanted too!

So it is not surprising that the industry churns out stars that are worshipped by legions of fans who will soon be

watching free home videos of these same stars.

By dint of his crooning and dancing talents and sheer hard work, Prince (Henry) Mak has been able to gain an

entry into the coveted K-pop industry. He has had a break that millions of other newbies can only dream of—a

spot in a band that has for its manager a man who has made big in Hollywood and has the passion, the acumen,

and the insight to take K-pop to the West.