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Challenging Stereotypes, Giving Back, and Business Talk with Rapper, Community Builder, and Mechanical Engineer Borey Chau

May 06, 2026 • Vanny Whitchelo • Season 2 • Episode 19

0:00 | 1:19:25

Borey Chau is a second generation Khmer American who uses art to share his perspective of Cambodian diaspora life in Califorinia. Many know him as G Funk Supreme, Long Beach, California rap artist, entrepreneur, and creative. His personal persona though includes his day job as a Mechanical Engineer.

Discover how he overcame stereotypes, pursued his passions, and built initiatives to uplift his community in this episode.

Borey's book:

If My Eyes Could Talk They Things They Would Say https://www.blurb.com/b/9322600-if-my-eyes-could-talk-the-things-they-would-say?srsltid=AfmBOooAlUyjlSuOjcWdJQpMrSKJtkTWzbsQxB-Fg80-J7y-JLlzuSi9

Borey's Instagram:

@GFunkSupreme https://www.instagram.com/gfunksupreme

@khummunity https://www.instagram.com/khmmunity

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