As Jackson mentions at the end of his "Pretty Please" MV, the storyline is sort of connected to his previous "100 Ways" MV storyline. You should also note that his next MV for his song "LMLY (Leave Me Love You)" he said is actually sort of a continuation of the themes and storyline of "Pretty Please." If you haven't yet, you should watch "LMLY" next. As you may know, Jackson Wang is one of the rappers in the Kpop group GOT7. He is Chinese, from Hong Kong. And yes, he is fluent in English. He grew up attending an international school in Hong Kong were the primary language spoken was English. That is why he speaks English almost better than his native Cantonese. So, when it comes to his solo work, most of his songs are in English or Mandarin. (Which is why pretty much all his solo songs you have heard are English songs, LOL.) Jackson speaks 4 languages fluently: Cantonese, English, Korean and Mandarin. Although Jackson got his start in Kpop, his solo work is geared toward an international audience. His songs are marketed by his company and are designed to appeal more to an international/western audience, not necessarily any one country or specific music or entertainment industry. As a soloist he is a global artist. He writes, composes and produces his own music, as well as directs and edits most of his own MVs these days. He says he finds it easier just to do everything himself then try to explain the concepts and ideas he has for his videos to someone else and hope that they have the same vision as him. He is a music mogul -- he runs is own label/company with his crew called Team Wang. Because most of Jackson's songs are in English, and he is a fluent English speaker, he does a lot of promotional activities in the U.S. as well, and has collaborated with several famous U.S. artists. Jackson is gaining a reputation as one of the biggest and most famous singer/songwriter/producer/dancer/artists in China, alongside Lay (Zhang Yixing) from EXO. They are both international powerhouses who dominate in all aspects of the Chinese entertainment industry and internationally. Jackson has 100% control over all aspects of his solo work because he owns it all himself. It's all part of his company. Most of Jackson's MVs are very cinematic. He literally has said that when he designs the storylines and works on the choreography he wants it to feel like a musical and be very theatrical. If you like "Pretty Please," you will love his other solo songs such as "Blow", "Cruel", "Blue", "Come Alive", "Bullet to the Heart," "100 Ways," "LMLY (Leave Me Love You)," "Drive You Home," "Oxygen," etc. If you want some of his more rap heavy songs try ""Papillon," "Fediman," "Titanic," "Dawn of Us," "Made It," "Okay," etc.
NOTE: This was filmed earlier in the year and has been on my Patreon: Early Access since :)
As Jackson mentions at the end of his "Pretty Please" MV, the storyline is sort of connected to his previous "100 Ways" MV storyline. You should also note that his next MV for his song "LMLY (Leave Me Love You)" he said is actually sort of a continuation of the themes and storyline of "Pretty Please." If you haven't yet, you should watch "LMLY" next.
As you may know, Jackson Wang is one of the rappers in the Kpop group GOT7. He is Chinese, from Hong Kong.
And yes, he is fluent in English. He grew up attending an international school in Hong Kong were the primary language spoken was English. That is why he speaks English almost better than his native Cantonese. So, when it comes to his solo work, most of his songs are in English or Mandarin. (Which is why pretty much all his solo songs you have heard are English songs, LOL.) Jackson speaks 4 languages fluently: Cantonese, English, Korean and Mandarin.
Although Jackson got his start in Kpop, his solo work is geared toward an international audience. His songs are marketed by his company and are designed to appeal more to an international/western audience, not necessarily any one country or specific music or entertainment industry.
As a soloist he is a global artist. He writes, composes and produces his own music, as well as directs and edits most of his own MVs these days. He says he finds it easier just to do everything himself then try to explain the concepts and ideas he has for his videos to someone else and hope that they have the same vision as him. He is a music mogul -- he runs is own label/company with his crew called Team Wang.
Because most of Jackson's songs are in English, and he is a fluent English speaker, he does a lot of promotional activities in the U.S. as well, and has collaborated with several famous U.S. artists.
Jackson is gaining a reputation as one of the biggest and most famous singer/songwriter/producer/dancer/artists in China, alongside Lay (Zhang Yixing) from EXO. They are both international powerhouses who dominate in all aspects of the Chinese entertainment industry and internationally.
Jackson has 100% control over all aspects of his solo work because he owns it all himself. It's all part of his company.
Most of Jackson's MVs are very cinematic. He literally has said that when he designs the storylines and works on the choreography he wants it to feel like a musical and be very theatrical. If you like "Pretty Please," you will love his other solo songs such as "Blow", "Cruel", "Blue", "Come Alive", "Bullet to the Heart," "100 Ways," "LMLY (Leave Me Love You)," "Drive You Home," "Oxygen," etc. If you want some of his more rap heavy songs try ""Papillon," "Fediman," "Titanic," "Dawn of Us," "Made It," "Okay," etc.
I love everything that Jackson Wang does 👏🏿👏🏿🔥🔥🔥
Keeping GOT 7 alive 👍🏿❤️
Jackson Wang’s videos are just outstanding!
Please! Blow by Jackson Wang😊