Chui Tien-you
Chui Man-kin (徐天佑, born May 16, 1983), better known as Chui Tien-you or Tien You or "TY", is an Hong Kong actor, singer, writer and director.
Early life
Chui was invited by Director Fruit Chan, for a beverage commercial shooting in 1999, when he was studying Form 4. He then signed a management contract and made his debut in Chan's Little Cheung as a guest actor.
Acting career
Following secondary school graduation in Hong Kong and a half-year further education in Tokyo Japan, Chui began his onscreen acting career in 2000 in Lawrence Au Mon’s film "Gimme, Gimme” and Lau Miu Suet’s Glass Tears. Glass Tears entered the Cannes Film Festival 2001 where Chui celebrated his 18th birthday in Cannes.
Chui appeared in several films for instance Summer Breeze of Love and Sound of Colors by Joe Ma, and The Mummy, Age 19 by Wilson Yip. He played a supporting role as a director in Pang Ho-cheung’s A.V. in 2005.
He starred as the grown-up son and attracted the most attention in Patrick Tam’s After This Our Exile. In the movie Magic Boy by Adam Wong and La Lingerie by Chan Hing-kai and Janet Chun, Chui’s sentimental roles brought him many compliments from film critics. He was then awarded the 2008 Rising Star in the 13th Pusan International Film Festival in Korea.
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Mexican Dog
by: Chute NineI was down on the border on some business I'd rather not mention
Gettin' involved with a woman was not my intention
But then she came along just out walking her dog
And I loved her before I even met her
I guess sometimes intentions can change, sometimes not for the better
Well the dog didn't like me, I guess he knew where I was headin'
He bit my hand when he carried the rings at our weddin'
Mariachis played and we sang and we swayed
But they're right when they say love is blind
'Cause in a month she was gone and she only left one thing behind
Now I got a Mexican dog
I can't say his name, he don't come when I call
When he's not bitin' me his lickin' his balls
And I hate him right down to his fur
But all I got left of her is this Mexican dog
So I thought it might help if I bought him a toy at the store
He was so grateful he left somethin' for me on my floor
I kicked him out every night, but by the dawn's early light
He was back sportin' some brand new smell
I'd take him back where he came from, but I don't have directions to hell
Now I got a Mexican dog
I can't say his name, he don't come when I call
When he's not bitin' me, he's lickin' his balls
And I hate him right down to his fur
But all I got left of her is this Mexican dog.
I got a new girlfriend who couldn't stop telling me what to do
To top it all off she said she thought that little bastard was cute
I said hold on to his leash and wait right here for me
And he'll show you some tricks that he knows
And I know it was wrong, but I showed her a trick of my own
Now she's got a Mexican dog
She can't say his name, he don't come when she calls
When he's not bitin' her, he's lickin' his balls
But we're even far as I'm concerned
'Cause now that dog is hers, that Mexican dog
Now she's got a Mexican dog
She can't say his name, he don't come when she calls
When he's not bitin' her, he's lickin' his balls
And I hope she got what she deserved