Rats love rice original singer is Yang Chengang.
Yang Chengang, born in 1979 in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, graduated from Zhongnan University of Finance and Economics, is a male singer, musician, and chairman of the board of directors of Beijing Chengang World Culture Media Co.
In 2004, Yang Chengang released the single "Mouse Loves Rice"; in the same year, he released his first solo album of the same name, joined Feile Records, and won the Golden Melody Award for Transmission of Songs; in 2005, he won the Metro Mandarin Power Online Songs Award and the Best Online Songs Award at the Chinese Music Media Awards for Mice Love Rice; he starred in the TV drama Mice Love Rice in the same year, and published the novel Mice Love Rice.
In 2011, he set up Beijing Chen Gang World Culture Media Co., Ltd. and released the album "Dragon" in November; in 2012, he composed the song "Strive Forward" for the 2012 London Olympics; in the same year, he was awarded one of the Ten Golden Songs in the "Night of the Golden Years-Chinese Pop Music Ten-Year Tour"; in 2014, he was awarded the "Jindanruo International Micro Music Award" and the Best Network Song Award in the Chinese Music Media Awards. "In 2014, he won the Best Film Music Award at the Jindanruo International Microfilm Festival; in April 2016, he held the "Grass Roots Have Spring" close-up concert in Beijing.
"Rats Love Rice" Overview:
"Rats Love Rice" (a.k.a. "Love You This Way") is a song written, composed and sung by Yang Chengang and included in the album "Rats Love Rice" released in 2004 by Feiluo Records. The female version is sung by Xiang Xiang.
The song was released and became a hit on the Internet, and was one of the earlier Internet pop songs, winning the "Best Internet Song" and "Most Popular Karaoke Song" awards at the Fifth Chinese Music Media Awards in 2005, and then the "Most Popular Internet Song" award. "It is one of the most popular songs on the Internet, winning the Best Internet Song Award and the Most Popular Karaoke Song Award at the Fifth Chinese Music Media Awards in 2005.
The song set a Guinness record of 6 million downloads per month for a single song, and Yang Chengang was the first internet singer to appear on the CCTV Spring Festival Gala stage with this song.