There is more than one artist under this name: 1. Shohei Yokota (横田 昇平; born June 19, 1982), better known as SHO, is a rapper based in Tokyo, Japan. Born and raised in Hidatakayama, he pursued skiing as a child. He was a part of Japan's national team in his teenage years. His father, who had been coaching him during this period, died of cancer when SHO was in his first year of high school. Distraught, he had doubts about his future as a skier.
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There is more than one artist under this name: 1. Shohei Yokota (横田 昇平; born June 19, 1982), better known as SHO, is a rapper based in Tokyo, Japan. Born and raised in Hidatakayama, he pursued skiing as a child. He was a part of Japan's national team in his teenage years. His father, who had been coaching him during this period, died of cancer when SHO was in his first year of high school. Distraught, he had doubts about his future as a skier. However, he soon discovered American rap music and decided he wanted to pursue music instead. Beginning his career in 2007, SHO went on to produce critically acclaimed tracks, such as "BABABABALENCIAGA". His famous tracks "Yakubutsuwa Yamero (Stop doing drugs)" & "I LIKE SUSHI" have earned him fame both in Japan and the outside world. 2. SHO (キセノンP) is a popular Vocaloid producer and an acronym for the Japanese doujin music circle Sonic Hybrid Orchestra (formerly known as Sonic Hispeed Omega) as well as the pseudonym of its sole member. He mainly focuses on arranging speed/power metal tracks based on ZUN's Touhou game series background music, strongly inspired by power metal bands such as Kamelot, DragonForce and Rhapsody of Fire. 3. Sho (Cedric Mayfield) is a R&B singer from Detroit, Michigan.
