Why were Jay Chou’s first seven albums so much better than the ones that came later?
Why did Jay Chou marry Hannah Quinlivan, who is 14 years younger than him?
Why did Jay Chou say “Taiwan Province” without hesitation during an interview?
How was Jay Chou able to write such ahead-of-their-time songs as “In the Name of the Father” and “Love Before the Century” more than 20 years ago?
Why did Jay Chou use the concept of Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, released 20 years later, to write “The Clock That Goes Backward” for his very first album?
Why was Jay Chou’s third album called Octave Space? What exactly is an octave space? And why does it include one song called “Split” and another called “Peninsula Ironbox”? What exactly is a peninsula ironbox?
The story we’re about to bring you will overturn everything you think you know about Jay Chou.
