What happens when you bring together eighteen YouTube stars with around 50 million subscribers and 5 billion views onto a stage? Well, we’re about to find out when YouTube FanFest comes to Singapore this weekend.
Last year, our top YouTube creators joined the world's first ever FanFest in Singapore and performed to a ballroom packed with screaming fans. We’re bringing a whole new crew to town for the sequel, including some of YouTube’s most popular international, regional and local artists. Here are some of the highlights:
For a spot of Singaporean humor, Tree Potatoes have you covered. Through classic comedy clips such as “11 Differences Between Dating and Marriage”, they’ve become one of YouTube’s top 5 channels in Singapore.
And in neighboring Malaysia, Joseph Germani is winning fans with a ditty about Monchichi, that famous Japanese toy monkey from the 1970s.
YouTube is home to a new generation of passionate video creators. YouTube FanFest represents the full range of Southeast Asian talent right on stage. Whether you're hankering for Singlish humor or tri-lingual rap, there's a bit of something for everyone, so check out the program for the full line-up of acts and tune in to the show live on YouTube starting tomorrow.
Marek Dawidowicz, Head of APAC Partner Marketing, YouTube, recently watched “13 Types of Neighbours” by Tree Potatoes
Last year, our top YouTube creators joined the world's first ever FanFest in Singapore and performed to a ballroom packed with screaming fans. We’re bringing a whole new crew to town for the sequel, including some of YouTube’s most popular international, regional and local artists. Here are some of the highlights:
Dubbed Singapore’s answer to Kanye West, one of the greatest hip-hop artists of all time, ShiGGa Shay has made a home (and a name!) on YouTube with his fast, multilingual lyrics. Here’s one of his biggest hits to date:
For a spot of Singaporean humor, Tree Potatoes have you covered. Through classic comedy clips such as “11 Differences Between Dating and Marriage”, they’ve become one of YouTube’s top 5 channels in Singapore.
And in neighboring Malaysia, Joseph Germani is winning fans with a ditty about Monchichi, that famous Japanese toy monkey from the 1970s.
YouTube is home to a new generation of passionate video creators. YouTube FanFest represents the full range of Southeast Asian talent right on stage. Whether you're hankering for Singlish humor or tri-lingual rap, there's a bit of something for everyone, so check out the program for the full line-up of acts and tune in to the show live on YouTube starting tomorrow.
Marek Dawidowicz, Head of APAC Partner Marketing, YouTube, recently watched “13 Types of Neighbours” by Tree Potatoes
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