Chuckie Akenz

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Chuckie Akenz (aka Khuong Hiep Le-Nguyen) is a Vietnamese-Canadian rapper. He was born on January 21, 1986 and grew up in Jane and Finch neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.

He rose to mainstream notoriety for film director Paul Nguyen filming of his rap video "You Want Beef."

In October 2005, Chuckie was featured in an episode of the Fifth Estate named "Lost in the Struggle." [1]

Contents

[edit] Discography

  • 2004 21 Clipz: In the Guns we Trust
  • 2003 Never Quitting: 21 Clipz Edition
  • 2002 Street Spitters

[edit] Singles / Music Videos

  • 2006 Going Away
  • 2005 That's the Way it Goes
  • 2005 This is My Life
  • 2005 When I'm Gone
  • 2005 Just a Dream
  • 2005 Those Days
  • 2005 Toy Soldiers Remix
  • 2005 Real Homiez
  • 2005 My Heart
  • 2005 I'm Sorry
  • 2004 Soldier
  • 2004 You Want Beef?
  • 2002 Don't Worry

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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