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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of raping her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos, for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually claimed that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the events of Du's initial allegation, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in additional women coming forward and stating that they had similar experiences with Wu. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion. Wu appeared in court to appeal his convictions in July 2023; in November 2023, the appeal was rejected.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion. Wu appeared in court to appeal his convictions in July 2023; in November 2023, the appeal was rejected.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of raping her when she was 17.17 on Chinese social media. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos, for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually claimed that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the events of Du's initial allegation, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in additional "at least" 24 more women coming forward and stating that they had similar experiences with Wu. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion. In 2023, Wuappeared in court unsuccessfully attempted to appeal his convictions in July 2023; in November 2023, the appeal was rejected.
convictions.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion. In 2023, Wu
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of raping her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos, for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually claimed that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the events of Du's initial allegation, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency at the time, but her speaking out resulted in additional women coming forward and stating that they had similar experiences with Wu. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of raping her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos, for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually claimed that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the events of Du's initial allegation, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency at the time, agency, but her speaking out resulted in additional women coming forward and stating that they had similar experiences with Wu. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of sexual misconduct, claiming that he raped raping her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos, for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually alleged claimed that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the events of Du's initial incident with Wu, allegation, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, agency at the time, but her speaking out resulted in more additional women coming forward and stating that they had similar instances happened to them.experiences with Wu. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
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Wu Yifan (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as Kris Wu, is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M.
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Wu Yifan (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as Kris Wu, is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, and model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of sexual misconduct, claiming that he raped her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually alleged that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the initial incident Du went public about, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in more women coming forward and stating that similar instances happened to them. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of sexual misconduct, claiming that he raped her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], videos, for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually alleged that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following the Du's initial incident Du went public about, with Wu, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in more women coming forward and stating that similar instances happened to them. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of sexual misconduct, claiming that he raped her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually alleged that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following Du's initial alleged incident, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in more women coming forward and stating that similar instances happened to them. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms. He was soon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was detained by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was detained by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion.
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On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of sexual misconduct, claiming that he raped her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually alleged that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following Du's the initial alleged incident, incident Du went public about, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in more women coming forward and stating that similar instances happened to them. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms. He platforms.
On July 31, 2021, Wu wassoon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was detainedby the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion.
evasion. Wu appeared in court to appeal his convictions in July 2023; in November 2023, the appeal was rejected.
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''Wu Yifan'' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as ''Kris Wu'', is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M. Born and raised in Guangdong, China, he moved to Vancouver, Canada with his mother when he was 10 years old, living there until he was 18, when he moved to Korea after successfully auditioning for Creator/SMEntertainment's Canadian Global Auditions. He debuted as a member of Music/{{EXO}} in April 2012, but left in May 2014 after filing a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to terminate his contract and alleged that the company disregarded his health, maintained unfair profit distributions, restricted his freedom, and treated him like a product rather than a person.
In the same year, Wu returned to China and continued building his career, now both as a musician and an actor. Wu has starred in several #1 box office hits including Mr. Six (2015) and Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack (2017), which are among the highest-grossing Chinese films of all time in China. He made his Hollywood debut in Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage (2017). After releasing several singles here and there, he released his first full album ''Antares'' in November 2018.
In the same year, Wu returned to China and continued building his career, now both as a musician and an actor. Wu has starred in several #1 box office hits including Mr. Six (2015) and Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack (2017), which are among the highest-grossing Chinese films of all time in China. He made his Hollywood debut in Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage (2017). After releasing several singles here and there, he released his first full album ''Antares'' in November 2018.
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Born and raised in Guangdong, China,
In the same year, Wu returned to China and continued building his career, now as both
On July 8, 2021, 19-year-old university student Du Meizhu made a post on Chinese social media in which she accused Wu of sexual misconduct, claiming that he raped her when she was 17. In further public statements, she cited instances of Wu allegedly inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. She eventually alleged that Wu had raped over 30 women including two minors, although the number was changed to 24 and finalized to 8 in subsequent statements from her. Following Du's initial alleged incident, she was reportedly paid hush money by Wu's agency, but her speaking out resulted in more women coming forward and stating that similar instances happened to them. Wu denied all allegations but lost sponsorships and had his social media accounts and music removed from Chinese platforms. He was soon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape.
On July 31, 2021, Wu was detained by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape; he was formally arrested over allegations of rape on August 16 of that year. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court convicted Wu of raping 3 women while they were drunk between November and December 2020 and "assembling a crowd to engage in sexual promiscuity" with 2 women on July 1, 2018. For these convictions, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence. He was also fined CN¥600 million (approximately $84 million USD) for tax evasion.
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On July 20, 2021, 19 year old university student Du Meizhu accused Wu of sexual misconduct. In her allegation, she included instances of Wu inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. Following the incident, Wu's agency attempted to pay hush money to Du, resulting in more women coming forward confirming similar instances happening to them. Wu was soon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape. On August 16, 2021, he was formally arrested over allegations of rape. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court sentenced him to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence.
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''Wu Yifan'' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as ''Kris Wu'', is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M. Born and raised in Guangdong, China, he moved to Vancouver, Canada with his mother when he was 10 years old, living there until he was 18, when he moved to Korea after successfully auditioning for SM Entertainment's Canadian Global Auditions. He debuted as a member of Music/{{EXO}} in April 2012, but left in May 2014 after filing a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to terminate his contract and alleged that the company disregarded his health, maintained unfair profit distributions, restricted his freedom, and treated him like a product rather than a person.
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''Wu Yifan'' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as ''Kris Wu'', is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M. Born and raised in Guangdong, China, he moved to Vancouver, Canada with his mother when he was 10 years old, living there until he was 18, when he moved to Korea after successfully auditioning for SM Entertainment's Creator/SMEntertainment's Canadian Global Auditions. He debuted as a member of Music/{{EXO}} in April 2012, but left in May 2014 after filing a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to terminate his contract and alleged that the company disregarded his health, maintained unfair profit distributions, restricted his freedom, and treated him like a product rather than a person.
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That stuff belongs in trivia, which I just added.
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* DyeHard: Has dyed his hair brown, silvery-white, platinum blond, bright red, turquoise blue, and even had purple extensions in his hair.
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* StarMakingRole: He was already well-known as a member of Music/{{EXO}}, but his first role as a professional, independent actor was Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know'', and his performance was rather well received by multiple critics.
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* StarMakingRole: He was already well-known as a member of Music/EXO, but his first role as a professional, independent actor was Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know'', and his performance was rather well received by multiple critics.
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* StarMakingRole: He was already well-known as a member of Music/EXO, Music/{{EXO}}, but his first role as a professional, independent actor was Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know'', and his performance was rather well received by multiple critics.
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On July 20, 2021, 19 year old university student Du Meizhu accused Wu of sexual misconduct. In her allegation, she included instances of Wu inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. Following the incident, Wu's agency attempted to pay hush money to Du, resulting in more women coming forward confirming similar instances happening to them. Wu was soon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape. On August 16, 2021, he was formally arrested over allegations of rape.
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On July 20, 2021, 19 year old university student Du Meizhu accused Wu of sexual misconduct. In her allegation, she included instances of Wu inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. Following the incident, Wu's agency attempted to pay hush money to Du, resulting in more women coming forward confirming similar instances happening to them. Wu was soon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape. On August 16, 2021, he was formally arrested over allegations of rape.
rape. On November 25, 2022, the Beijing court sentenced him to 13 years in prison and deportation from the country after serving his sentence.
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* 2016 - 'The Mermaid'', as Long Jianfei
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* 2016 - 'The Mermaid'', ''Film/TheMermaid'', as Long Jianfei
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'''Wu Yifan''' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as '''Kris Wu''', is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M. Born and raised in Guangdong, China, he moved to Vancouver, Canada with his mother when he was 10 years old, living there until he was 18, when he moved to Korea after successfully auditioning for SM Entertainment's Canadian Global Auditions. He debuted as a member of Music/{{EXO}} in April 2012, but left in May 2014 after filing a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to terminate his contract and alleged that the company disregarded his health, maintained unfair profit distributions, restricted his freedom, and treated him like a product rather than a person.
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Deleting tropes about the scandal. Not needed on the page; we trope the works, not the artist. Most were Trivia anyway, and thus don't belong on the Main Page.
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* BannedInChina: due to the aforementioned sexual assault scandal, he has lost all of his endorsement deals, and his content has been deplatformed in China.
* CastingCouch: often used as a pretext to lure his sexual assault victims.
* CastingCouch: often used as a pretext to lure his sexual assault victims.
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* MisaimedFandom: as with most Asian celebrity fandoms, the fans gathered in droves to protect their idol, accusing the victims of his sexual assaults of "asking for it" and claiming, among other things, that [[CrossTheLineTwice an idol having sex with a fan is a blessing from the idol and that they should be happy to be raped by him.]]
* OvershadowedByControversy: as Harvey Weinstein is known as the metonym for sexual depravity in the entertainment industry in the West, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kris_Wu_sex_scandal Kris Wu Yifan has become the same in China.]]
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: as a result of the sexual assault scandal, his career in the Chinese entertainment industry is over.
* OvershadowedByControversy: as Harvey Weinstein is known as the metonym for sexual depravity in the entertainment industry in the West, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kris_Wu_sex_scandal Kris Wu Yifan has become the same in China.]]
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: as a result of the sexual assault scandal, his career in the Chinese entertainment industry is over.
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* MisaimedFandom: as with most Asian celebrity fandoms, the fans gathered in droves to protect their idol, accusing the victims of his sexual assaults of "asking for it" and claiming, among other things, that [[CrossTheLineTwice an idol having sex with a fan is a blessing from the idol and that they should be happy to be raped by him.]]
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On July 20, 2021, 19 year old university student Du Meizhu accused Wu of sexual misconduct. In her allegation, she included instances of Wu inviting women to events, often under the pretext of [[CastingCouch auditioning for roles in dramas and music videos]], for the purpose of getting them drunk and raping them. Following the incident, Wu's agency attempted to pay hush money to Du, resulting in more women coming forward confirming similar instances happening to them. Wu was soon placed under criminal detention by the Beijing Chaoyang District police on suspicion of rape. On August 16, 2021, he was formally arrested over allegations of rape.
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* BannedInChina: due to the aforementioned sexual assault scandal, he has lost all of his endorsement deals, and his content has been deplatformed in China.
* CastingCouch: often used as a pretext to lure his sexual assault victims.
* CastingCouch: often used as a pretext to lure his sexual assault victims.
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* OvershadowedByControversy: as Harvey Weinstein is known as the metonym for sexual depravity in the entertainment industry in the West, [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kris_Wu_sex_scandal Kris Wu Yifan has become the same in China.]]
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: as a result of the sexual assault scandal, his career in the Chinese entertainment industry is over.
* RoleEndingMisdemeanor: as a result of the sexual assault scandal, his career in the Chinese entertainment industry is over.
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* 2018 - ''Freedom [featuring Jhené Aiko]''
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* 2018 - ''Freedom [featuring Jhené Aiko]''Music/JheneAiko]''
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'''Wu Yifan''' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990), also known as '''Kris Wu''', is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M. Born and raised in Guangdong, China, he moved to Vancouver, Canada with his mother when he was 10 years old, living there until he was 18, when he moved to Korea after successfully auditioning for SM Entertainment's Canadian Global Auditions. He debuted as a member of Music/{{EXO}} in April 2012, but left in May 2014 after filing a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to terminate his contract and alleged that the company disregarded his health, maintained unfair profit distributions, restricted his freedom, and treated him like a product rather than a person.
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'''Wu Yifan''' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6, 1990), 1990 in Guangzhou, China), also known as '''Kris Wu''', is a Chinese-Canadian actor, singer, model, and a former member of [[KoreanPopMusic Korean-Chinese]] [[BoyBand boy band]] Music/{{EXO}} and its Chinese sub-group EXO-M. Born and raised in Guangdong, China, he moved to Vancouver, Canada with his mother when he was 10 years old, living there until he was 18, when he moved to Korea after successfully auditioning for SM Entertainment's Canadian Global Auditions. He debuted as a member of Music/{{EXO}} in April 2012, but left in May 2014 after filing a lawsuit against SM Entertainment to terminate his contract and alleged that the company disregarded his health, maintained unfair profit distributions, restricted his freedom, and treated him like a product rather than a person.
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* 2017 - ''Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets'', as Captain Neza
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* 2017 - ''Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets'', ''Film/ValerianAndTheCityOfAThousandPlanets'', as Captain Neza
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Kris Wu/Wu Yifan (born November 6, 1990) is a Chinese actor, singer-songwriter, producer, model, and former member of Korean-Chinese boyband {{Music/EXO}}. Shortly after leaving EXO, he quickly rose to fame as an independent Chinese actor, his [[StarMakingRole first role]] being Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know''.
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* ''Somewhere Only We Know'' (2015)
* ''Mr. Six'' (previously known as ''Fading Wave'') (2015)
* ''So Young 2: Turns Out You Are Still Here'' (2016)
* ''Sweet Sixteen'' (2016)
* ''Animation/LORDLegendOfRavagingDynasties'' (2016)
* ''Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage'' (2017)
* ''Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack'' (2017)
Kris Wu/Wu Yifan (born November 6, 1990) is a Chinese actor, singer-songwriter, producer, model, and former member of Korean-Chinese boyband {{Music/EXO}}. Shortly after leaving EXO, he quickly rose to fame as an independent Chinese actor, his [[StarMakingRole first role]] being Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know''.
!He appeared in/will appear in
* ''Somewhere Only We Know'' (2015)
* ''Mr. Six'' (previously known as ''Fading Wave'') (2015)
* ''So Young 2: Turns Out You Are Still Here'' (2016)
* ''Sweet Sixteen'' (2016)
* ''Animation/LORDLegendOfRavagingDynasties'' (2016)
* ''Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage'' (2017)
* ''Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack'' (2017)
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Kris Wu/Wu Yifan (born
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'''Wu Yifan''' (Chinese: 吴亦凡, born November 6,
In the same year, Wu returned to China and continued building his career, now both as a musician and an actor. Wu has starred in several #1 box office hits including Mr. Six (2015) and Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack (2017), which are among the highest-grossing Chinese films of all time in China. He made his Hollywood debut in Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage (2017). After releasing several singles here and there, he released his first
[[folder:Discography]]
'''Studio Albums'''
* 2018 - ''Antares''
'''Singles'''
* 2014 - ''Time Boils The Rain (时间煮雨)''
* 2014 - ''There is a Place (有一个地方)''
* 2015 - ''Bad Girl''
* 2015 - ''Greenhouse Girl (花房姑娘)''
* 2016 - ''From Now On (从此以后)''
* 2016 - ''July''
* 2016 - ''Sword like a Dream (刀剑如梦)''
* 2016 - ''Good Kid (乖乖) [with Tan Jing]''
* 2017 - ''Juice''
* 2017 - ''6''
* 2017 - ''I Choose the Road (我选择的路)''
* 2017 - ''Deserve [featuring Music/TravisScott]''
* 2017 - ''Miss You (想你) [featuring Zhao Liying]''
* 2017 - ''B.M.''
* 2018 - ''Hold Me Down''
* 2018 - ''Like That''
* 2018 - ''Freedom [featuring Jhené Aiko]''
* 2018 - ''Coupe [featuring Rich the Kid]''
* 2019 - ''A Large Bowlful of Noodles (大碗宽面)''
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* 2015 - ''Somewhere Only We
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* 2017 - ''Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets'', as Captain Neza
* 2017 - ''Europe Raiders'', as Le Qi
* 2018 - ''Animation/LORDLegendOfRavagingDynasties 2'', as Yin Chen
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* IHaveManyNames: His birth name is Li Jiaheng. He changed his name to Kevin Li when he was in Canada and while he was in SM Entertainment, he chose Kris as his stage name and currently his stage name while doing solo work in China is Wu Yi Fan or Kris Wu.
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* MeaningfulName: Yifan roughly means "''also normal''". Kris means "''a follower of Christ''".
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Kris Wu/Wu Yifan (born November 6, 1990) is a Chinese actor, singer-songwriter, producer, model, and former member of Korean-Chinese boyband {{Music/EXO}}. Shortly after leaving EXO, he quickly rose to fame as an independent Chinese actor, his [[StarMakingRole first role]] being Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know''.
!He appeared in/will appear in
* ''Somewhere Only We Know'' (2015)
* ''Mr. Six'' (previously known as ''Fading Wave'') (2015)
* ''So Young 2: Turns Out You Are Still Here'' (2016)
* ''Sweet Sixteen'' (2016)
* ''Animation/LORDLegendOfRavagingDynasties'' (2016)
* ''Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage'' (2017)
* ''Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack'' (2017)
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!Tropes associated with his work:
* DyeHard: Has dyed his hair brown, silvery-white, platinum blond, bright red, turquoise blue, and even had purple extensions in his hair.
* HotterAndSexier: His "Bad Girl" song and music video, which includes suggestive lyrics, him being surrounded by sexy women, and a ShirtlessScene.
* LonelyRichKid: His character in Mr. Six is a rebellious, angry person, despite coming from a wealthy family, due to not having a loving father.
* LoveMartyr: "Bad Girl" is about him deciding to no longer be this to his unfaithful, dismissive girlfriend.
* LyricalDissonance: "Bad Girl" is about him deciding to let go of a relationship in which his girlfriend mistreats and cheats on him...and it sounds quite upbeat, pop-ish, and fast-paced.
* StarMakingRole: He was already well-known as a member of Music/EXO, but his first role as a professional, independent actor was Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know'', and his performance was rather well received by multiple critics.
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Kris Wu/Wu Yifan (born November 6, 1990) is a Chinese actor, singer-songwriter, producer, model, and former member of Korean-Chinese boyband {{Music/EXO}}. Shortly after leaving EXO, he quickly rose to fame as an independent Chinese actor, his [[StarMakingRole first role]] being Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know''.
!He appeared in/will appear in
* ''Somewhere Only We Know'' (2015)
* ''Mr. Six'' (previously known as ''Fading Wave'') (2015)
* ''So Young 2: Turns Out You Are Still Here'' (2016)
* ''Sweet Sixteen'' (2016)
* ''Animation/LORDLegendOfRavagingDynasties'' (2016)
* ''Film/XXXReturnOfXanderCage'' (2017)
* ''Film/JourneyToTheWestTheDemonsStrikeBack'' (2017)
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!Tropes associated with his work:
* DyeHard: Has dyed his hair brown, silvery-white, platinum blond, bright red, turquoise blue, and even had purple extensions in his hair.
* HotterAndSexier: His "Bad Girl" song and music video, which includes suggestive lyrics, him being surrounded by sexy women, and a ShirtlessScene.
* LonelyRichKid: His character in Mr. Six is a rebellious, angry person, despite coming from a wealthy family, due to not having a loving father.
* LoveMartyr: "Bad Girl" is about him deciding to no longer be this to his unfaithful, dismissive girlfriend.
* LyricalDissonance: "Bad Girl" is about him deciding to let go of a relationship in which his girlfriend mistreats and cheats on him...and it sounds quite upbeat, pop-ish, and fast-paced.
* StarMakingRole: He was already well-known as a member of Music/EXO, but his first role as a professional, independent actor was Peng Zeyang from ''Somewhere Only We Know'', and his performance was rather well received by multiple critics.
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