“I wear what I like”: Emerging Hong Kong singer Kylie C. responds to body shaming comments

“I wear what I like”: Emerging Hong Kong singer Kylie C. responds to body shaming comments

The annual Metro Radio Hit Awards 2025one of Hong Kong’s biggest music events, will take place on December 27th. To kick off the festivities, organizers held a press conference on October 29, attracting more than 90 performers dressed in eye-catching Halloween-themed costumes.

Among the many rising stars in attendance, Kylie C. (Cheng Kei Yiu) stood out as one of the most talked about newcomers. The 2025 music season was a turning point for her, following the success of her two recently released singles which received positive feedback from both audiences and critics.

In an interview with Hong Kong 01, the young artist humbly shared:

“I’ve released two singles so far and I’m happy to see my growth through each of them. Winning best new artist would be amazing, but for me the biggest reward is knowing that listeners enjoy my music and that my videos perform well on YouTube.”

This was also Kylie C.’s first time attending a major awards show, and she admitted to feeling excited and nervous about being among the many established artists she once admired from afar.

“I grew up watching these awards ceremonies. It’s magical to finally be here myself. I was especially excited to see Dear Jane, they’ve been my idols for years. But honestly, I was too shy to say hi,” he confessed.

In addition to her musical rise, Kylie C. has attracted attention for her outspoken stance on body image and self-acceptance, a topic that remains sensitive in the Hong Kong entertainment scene.

In a recent Street interview, she revealed that she once faced pressure over her weight and clothing choices.

“When I first started, people kept telling me what I should wear or how I should look. I worried that gaining weight would make people think I wasn’t right for this industry,” he said.

“But over time, I realized that the most important thing is to feel comfortable and happy with myself. Why should anyone judge me for how I dress? Now I wear what I like.”

Kylie C. shared that she has since learned to ignore negativity and focus on positivity.

“I used to feel hurt reading mean comments, but now I focus on the support I receive. I want people to see my efforts and inner qualities, not just my appearance.” he added.

With her optimistic mindset and growing confidence, Kylie C. is emerging not only as a promising new artist, but also as a symbol of body positivity and individuality for Hong Kong’s younger generations.

THE Metro Radio Hit Awards 2025 The press event highlighted both the enduring power of Hong Kong pop music and the rise of a new wave of artists like Kylie C., who bring authenticity, self-love and courage to the stage.

Sources: Saostar

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