Dinkson made a guest appearance with "Singles Fight" and played games for the public good

A few days ago, Ding Kesen, a popular student of the second season of "The Voice", was a guest on the Guangxi Variety Channel "Happy Star Challenge". He not only brought his latest EP single "Singles Fight", but also played games with the host on the show and fought for the public good.

Dinkson, whose original name was Ding Chen, won the national runner-up of "Absolute Singing" in 2006, so he debuted, but the star path was not smooth, on the contrary, because he did not have any identity background, his musical road was quite difficult. It wasn't until he participated in "The Voice" last year, when he made Wang Feng and Na Ying turn around with a song "BAD BOY", that the situation finally improved. Although he did not make it to the end of the competition, Dinkerson became the first student to release a solo album in the second season of "The Voice" - "Through the Wall" was his first solo album, with Wang Zhengliang as the producer. In May this year, Dinkson launched the EP "Fight Alone", and Hua Shao also hosted the premiere for him.

In an interview with the media a few days ago, Dinkson revealed his eight-year draft history and six-year North Drift story. He confessed that after "Absolutely Singing", he had almost no access to music, so he went to Beijing to look for opportunities. During the six years of the North Drift, Dinkson's life was very poor, and he sometimes needed financial help from his parents. When he didn't have the money to take a taxi home at night, he spent the night in an Internet café and then took the first subway back. At that time, the most painful thing for him was that he could not give his girlfriend a good life. He was full of guilt when he saw that the shoes worn by others were thousands of yuan, and he could only buy dozens of clothes for his girlfriend from the zoo wholesale market.

When the reporter went to visit the good voice, he was very interested in Dinkson's identity as a hawker. After the show was broadcast, he was pulled out of other drafts before and was also questioned about "returning to the pot". In fact, after ending his six-year life in the North Drift, Dinkson did return to Wuhan to sell hats for a while, and the reason why he chose to set up a night market was because of the freedom of time, he could use his free time to write songs and post them on the Internet. The "Voice" program team found him through the video on the Internet.