Aiman Tino

As soon as Aiman's single song Ku Rela Dibenci gained popularity and reached 21 million views on YouTube, it became a phenomenon and garnered recognition from fans in Malaysia. Aiman's parents, Yusri Ishak and Hazelina Mat Jalil, also wrote this song under the pen names ACK and Riena. The track also came to light to be among of the many selections made by attendees at the 2016 K-20 Award, also known as the Popular Karaoke Song Award, which is hosted by the renowned karaoke venue Red Box Karaoke Collection.

Aiman has gone by Aiman Tino, his nickname since he was a little boy. Furthermore, the Javanese singer Herman Tino captivated his mother's curiosity much. Additionally, the Aries Music organization submitted an application for him, and he is now an artist underneath the company's guidance. He performed a service by delivering the song Ku Rela Dibenci to the Putra World Trading Center in Kuala Lumpur on 22 January 2017, in honor of the song's nomination for the 31st Song Champion Award.

In 2018, Aiman made a comeback with a brand-new song called Ku Sesat Dalam Rindu, which was well received by his fan base. Apart from music, Aiman has also pursued a career in acting, appearing in plays like Mak Cun 4 and as Kumin in the drama series. He is scheduled to appear in Penunggu Simpang, a usual telefilm in the comedy category, in 2019. Directed in the 2019 Kuala Lumpur Drama Festival by Along Kamaludin.

When Aiman joined the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) in March 2023, he was given the position of chairman of the Youth Movement Prince Bureau for the Hulu Selangor Division. He said that his father, Yusri Ishak, had previously served as the deputy head of UMNO Youth, therefore his involvement in the organisation was not unusual.

After nearly a year of pursuing the remaining balance of a debt payment owing to him in Sabah, Aiman lost patience in February 2024 and was not afraid to take the issue to court. He requested on Instagram for the public's assistance in locating the couple who are in charge of the Sabah funfair.