China Mac- Biography

Raymond Yu (born July 12, 1982) is an American rapper, performer, activist, and former gang member best known as China Mac. His Chinese immigrant parents from Hong Kong raised him in Brooklyn. Yu was relocated to a group home for youngsters who couldn’t afford a home when he was eight years old. He rose to prominence after publishing his police brutality anthem, “Buck A Cop.”

China Mac co-founded Red Money Records, a recording studio and label. He had been a member of the Chinese-American group Ghost Shadows since he was 12 years old.

Mac, whose true name is Raymond Yu, grew raised in an unusual household. His father was a member of the Flying Dragons, a well-known and extremely vicious Chinese American gang renowned for killings, kidnappings, and drug trafficking in the 1980s. China is an American citizen by birth. He was born in Brooklyn, New York, and his heritage is Chinese. The Brooklyn-born Chinese-American rapper has over 11,000 YouTube followers for his China Mac Music channel and has collaborated with notable NYC rappers such as Dave East, Young M.A., Cory Guns, and Jadakiss.

Yu was heavily affected by gang culture, and at the age of 12, he joined the Ghost Shadows, a Chinese American street gang. Furthermore, his interest in rap and music grew while he was in the gang. He wants to do freestyle rap with other kids at the Juvenile Detention Center. China has not yet married, but he is now seeing Ohashi Reynold.

What is the Net Worth of China Mac? Salary, Earnings

He is reported to be worth between $100,000 and USD 1 million. His main source of income is his rapping career.