Posted On: July 17th 2026, 12:24 pm
@school_boy_dj I've grown a lot since then, and it's been over three years now as a DJ coach.
Being a DJ in Hong Kong is really tough, especially when I had no connections, no mentor guiding me, no good looks or charm, and hardly any stage experience.
Still, I managed to become a teacher, and getting to this point hasn't been easy.
In this harsh reality, where words online cost nothing, a lot of people say I'm not a DJ, and I've gotten used to it.
At first, it really bothered me and made me upset, but I got through it. I kept telling myself in my head to keep learning more so I could teach more, to push forward with a mindset of never stopping.
Whether I'm a DJ or not doesn't matter anymore.
Everyone has their own opinion, and that's fine.
What really matters is that I've trained them to become DJs, and seeing them shine on stage is enough.
The road ahead is uncertain—whether to keep going or stop,
I haven't decided yet.
Everything I wanted to do back then, I've already accomplished: playing on stage, teaching students, training them for the stage, and organizing charity events—all done. Maybe it's time...
Remember my name is Oscar.
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