Huang Zitao
Acting
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Acting Credits
Biography
Huang Zitao (黄子韬; born May 2, 1993), known professionally as Z.TAO (황쯔타오) and formerly as Tao (타오), is a Chinese rapper, singer-songwriter and actor under L.TAO Entertainment. He was a member of the South Korean boy group EXO and its sub-group EXO-M, before leaving the group in August 2015. In 2015, he made his solo debut with the mini-album T.A.O, under the new stage name Z.Tao. He made his acting debut in the romantic movie You Are My Sunshine and later received recognition for his leading ro...
Known For
Filmography
Mango Moments: Busy Holiday of Happiness
2025
as Self
Serendipitous Journeys
2025
Smile at You
2025
Our Love Song
2025
Wander Together
2025
Dare Or Not
2024
The King of Stand-up Comedy
2024
as 气氛组组长
2023抖音美好奇妙夜
2023
as Self
New Vanity Fair
2023
as Song Yang
Youth π Plan
2023
E-Pop Unity
2023
as 黄子韬
My Precious
2023
as Shen Mi
Moon Man
2022
as 1号线艺人
Legally Romance
2022
as Lu Xun
Hello Saturday
2022
We Are the Champions
2022
The New Journey
2022
The Detectives' Adventures
2021
as MC
2020湖南卫视拼多多双十二超拼夜
2020
Bravo Youngsters!
2020
Forward Forever
2020
Rap for Youth
2020
as 本人
Ride the Wind
2020
as Self
The Protectors
2019
The Brightest Star in the Sky
2019
as Zheng Baixu
Hot Blooded Youth
2019
as Wu Qian
Dance Smash
2019
as 特邀见证官
Negotiator
2018
as Xie Xiaofei
Produce 101
2018
as Produce 101 Initiator (Producer)
CHUANG
2018
as Produce 101 Initiator (Producer)
Street Dance of China
2018
as Self
The Game Changer
2017
as Fang Jie
Edge of Innocence
2017
as Kang Qiao
A Chinese Odyssey: Love of Eternity
2017
as Sun Wukong
The Rap of China
2017
as Producer
Railroad Tigers
2016
as Dahai
我们的法则
2016
Trump Card
2016
EXO Planet #1 - THE LOST PLANET in SEOUL
2015
You Are My Sunshine
2015
as William
EXO FROM. EXO PLANET #1 - THE LOST PLANET in JAPAN
2015
as Self
Takes a Real Man
2015
as Self
EXO Next Door
2015
as Tao
真心英雄
2015
EXO's First Box
2014
as Self
EXO's Showtime
2013
as Self
EXO Debut Showcase in Korea
2012
as Tao EXO-M
Law of the Jungle
2011
Running Man
2010
CCTV Spring Festival Gala: Crosstalk and Sketch
1983