Three Artists Under Yu Menglong’s Management Die Mysteriously

The unexpected death of Yu Menglong on September 11 has ignited a flurry of conspiracy theories. While official reports describe his fall as accidental, many online users suggest otherwise. The focus has shifted to his manager, Du Qiang, sparking rumors of foul play. Recent reports claim Du was seen in Ximending, Taipei, using the alias “Du Yicheng.” This sighting has heightened concerns among fans and led them to urge Menglong’s mentor, Sun Derong, to remain vigilant.

Rumors Surrounding Du Qiang

Fans fear for Derong’s safety, suspecting he could be Du Qiang’s next target. Online discussions about Menglong’s death continue to provoke alarming theories. Some believe Du’s presence in Taiwan is not merely to evade scrutiny but could be tied to more sinister motives.

Speculations of a Shell Company

• Concerns about Du’s potential establishment of a shell entertainment company in Taiwan.
• Accusations claim this front may hide illicit activities.
• Chinese netizens have warned others to be cautious of “the devil’s company.”

As speculation grows, social media has become a platform for warnings, with users declaring, “Taiwan, be careful of this murderer’s company,” suggesting that EE-Media might be trying to extend its controversial reach into Taiwan’s entertainment sector.

The Tragic Pattern of Deaths

The deaths of Yu Menglong, along with two other artists managed by Du Qiang, have raised red flags. The artists include Qiao Renliang and Qiu Feng. Each died tragically while under Du’s management.

• Qiao Renliang: Found dead in Shanghai in 2016 at age 28, with reports of his battle with insomnia and depression.
• Qiu Feng: Died at 21 in a car accident in August 2024, while en route to work.

The circumstances surrounding their deaths mirror unexplained elements in Menglong’s death, intensifying public concern. This troubling series of events has led to deep unrest among fans and the media.

Questions About Du’s Background

Recent investigations into Du Qiang’s past have unveiled unsettling details. There are unverified claims he attended a military summer camp in Shanghai, suggesting a possible military background and combat training. This has fueled doubts about his role in managing artists.

Despite rising concerns, Du Qiang’s current activities and intentions remain shrouded in mystery. The ominous connection between these artists and their manager continues to provoke unease throughout the entertainment community.