Wang Lei once struggled with $300K gambling debts and targeted by 11 loan sharks, sings about the horrors in Namewee's new ‘The 20th Floor’ MV - Singapore News

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Wang Lei once struggled with $300K gambling debts and targeted by 11 loan sharks, sings about the horrors in Namewee's new ‘The 20th Floor’ MV - Singapore News
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'Most people think that ‘small’ gambling is fun, but if it becomes a habit, it will one day turn into ‘big’ gambling and eventually compulsive gambling. And subsequently, you will turn your back on your family,' Wang Lei admitted.

"Most people think that ‘small’ gambling is fun, but if it becomes a habit, it will one day turn into ‘big’ gambling and eventually compulsive gambling. And subsequently, you will turn your back on your family," Wang Lei admitted.

According to reports, the Getai singer had reached $300K in gambling debts and was the target of 11 loan sharks once upon a time. ‘The 20th Floor’ singer Namewee never gambled like Wang Lei, but he had witnessed the difficulties of his friends who struggled with gambling addiction. He wrote the song about gambling after seeing an interview with Wang Lei. To make the song even more personal, Namewee invited Wang Lei to sing it.

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