Rapper Andrew Dougherty (AKA Big Daddy Dough) can’t wait to get rhyming about Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong

Hip-hop parodist takes aim at Chinese politics and culture

No one’s spared in razor-sharp rapping of Big Daddy Dough, alter ego of a US economist, known for his breakout track Beijing State of Mind, who brings his political and cultural observation to Hong Kong after eight years in capital

Lauren James

Published: 8:02pm, 23 Aug, 2017

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

Rapper Andrew Dougherty (AKA Big Daddy Dough) can’t wait to get rhyming about Hong Kong. Photo: Felix Wong

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Lauren James

Lauren James joined SCMP as part of the Young Post team in 2015, before moving to the Culture desk in 2017. Originally from the UK, she enjoys writing about arts and entertainment, environmental issues, health and fitness, technology and food. She is an avid gig-goer and passionate about Hong Kong's music scene.