Jutoupi (sometimes Jutopi) is a Taiwanese pop artist who brought a new musical style to Asia in 1994. Through his Funny Rap album series, Jutoupi focused on difficult topics, such as sex and political issues, through a mixture of Mandarin, Taiwanese, and English. His subsequent switch to dance/aboriginal music mixes was not well received by his fan base.

He started his career as Chu Yueh Hsin. Known as the "Bob Dylan of Taiwan", he traveled around Taiwan to take part in social and political movements while accompanying himself on guitar. In 1994, he joined Rock Records, a Taiwanese record label founded in 1980 by Sam and Johnny Duan. At Rock Records, he changed his image by producing punk/rock style, fused with a range of Taiwanese and Western styles and adopting the confrontational name Jutoupi, a name that means pigheaded. Edit Biography