The album is a project Dat G has been developing for the past two years. "Releasing this album on my wedding day makes me happy to mark a new chapter in both my life and music," the rapper said.

The song titles reflect their lyrical content. "Ke An Vo, Nguoi Duoc Oc" (The Shell Eater, The Oyster Keeper) tells the story of Dat G falling for Cindy Lu and embracing her two children, ignoring outside gossip. The remaining five tracks, "That Bai Mang Anh Den Day" (Failure Brought Me Here), "Con Gai Ba" (Daddy's Girl), "Thien Than Oi" (Oh, Angel), "1 Bang 2" (1 Equals 2), and "Ca Mot Gia Tai" (A Fortune), draw inspiration from his journey of overcoming challenges and protecting his love. "These melodies and lyrics are not just for me, but for my family," he shared.

Dat G with his wife and her two children. Photo: Courtesy of the artist.

The album spans various genres, including hip-hop, Afro pop, trap pop, electronic pop, and moombahton. Dat G collaborated with music producers Tinle and Nguyen Thanh Binh, who have worked with artists such as Phuong Ly, Toc Tien, Soobin, Vu Cat Tuong, and Van Mai Huong, to complete the project.

After five years of dating, Dat G and Cindy Lu celebrated their wedding on the evening of 13/7 in Ho Chi Minh City. They first met in September 2020 during a meal with mutual friends. However, in late 2021, the rapper confirmed they had stopped seeing each other after seven months of publicly dating. By 2023, Dat G and Cindy Lu rekindled their relationship, realizing they "couldn't be without each other." Throughout their relationship, they have faced public scrutiny due to their past relationships. In recent years, they have lived together, raising Cindy's two children, Ga and Cun.

Dat G, whose real name is Nguyen Tan Dat, is 30 years old and from Ho Chi Minh City. He gained recognition in 2018 with the hit song "Buon Cua Anh" (My Sadness), which he performed with K-ICM and Masew, accumulating nearly 200 million views on YouTube. Other popular tracks include "Ve" (Return), "Them Bao Nhieu Lau" (How Much Longer), "Do Truong" (C Major), "Hula Hula," "Ngoc Nga" (Jade), "Hanh Trang Chuyen Buon" (Baggage of Sadness), and "Nhac Tim Anh Len" (Lift My Heart).

Cindy Lu, whose real name is Lu Hoang Bao Ngoc, is 28 years old and currently works in business. She was previously married to singer Hoai Lam for nine years before their divorce in 2020.

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