Ian Fang was born in Shanghai, China; however, he migrated to Singapore when he was 13 years old and graduated from Republic Polytechnic. This is one of the reasons why he is so approachable, as it helps explain his background. Furthermore, he is now a Singapore permanent resident (PR).
His first role as an actor was in the 2011 season of the local television series C.L.I.F. After about a year had passed, he was offered a role in the movie Imperfect. At the 2013 Star Awards, hosted by Ian Fang, He was honored for his outstanding performance and was awarded Best Newcomer.
In 2013, Ian was allowed to write his first travelogue, “My Working Holiday.” In this story, he traveled the world by backpack and worked in exchange for his lodging and food. At the Star Awards in 2014, He was recognised with a nomination for the position of Best Info-Ed Host.
In 2014, Ian was cast as the leading character in Served H.O.T., a television series that consisted of 13 episodes. At the 2015 Star Awards, Ian took home his first prize in the Top 10 for Most Popular Male Artiste. In addition, the actor played the lead part in the Malaysian remake of the well-known Chinese movie Goodbye Mr. Loser, which was released in 2017.
Even though most of us would probably link him with acting, he is much more than that.
He can host, sing and dance, too. Ian started as a dancer before becoming an actor and had aspirations of pursuing a career in singing. But unfortunately happened due to an elbow to the throat that he received while filming Meeting the Giant (the movie about basketball); Ian Fang has a permanent injury to his throat due to the incident.
However, after that fateful incident, he turned to rap, which explains why his singles are all raps. But his mentality is outstanding, although he can no longer sing. Instead of giving in to his frustration, he channeled it into his rapping.
Between 2016 and 2018, he issued three singles under his name.
Ian Fang was able to break into the industry without the assistance of any intermediary, in contrast to his close friend Carrie Wong, who was found on a variety program.
The famous person is skilled in various art forms. In addition, he is a director and helmed the Mediacorp project Fresh Takes, in which he directed the short film “If Only.” Between 2013 and 2015, he was the host of a few varieties shows.
In addition to this, he is also an entrepreneur. He is the one who started the streetwear company First Attempt XIX; however, it is not known how successful the company currently is.
The busy man is the proprietor of his restaurant and the head of a streetwear business.
In April 2018, Ian Fang and two other pals opened a restaurant together. The high-society dining establishment can find along Mohamad Sultan Road is known for its European cuisine.
The place is called House of Mu, and every item of furniture there is handcrafted from Burmese teak. As a result, you should not expect to find anything there that is inexpensive.
