Healthy Singaporeans

Health is an issue that Singaporeans don't take lightly. There are many drives and roadshows in Singapore to promote healthy living in Singapore, which is encouraged greatly by the Singapore government. There are free health assessments, bone mass test by many sponsors as part of the growing health awareness in Singapore. Anlene has done many roadshows to create the awareness of shortage of calcium in our body. It was one of these shows that I went and discovered that I had not enough calcium in my bones that may be a risk in old age. Singaporeans are not shy for free checkups and is very forthcoming in these. You will be able to see the crowds in such road shows or free health checks.

JJ Lin aka Lin Jùnjié, another Singaporean Pride

Singaporeans will be familiar with JJ Lin, (pinyin name: Lin Jùnjié, chinese character 林俊杰) who was born in Singapore on 27 March 1981. He studied in Anglo-Chinese School and subsequently in St Andrew's JC and was made popular in China. In Taiwan he managed to clinch the title Best New Artist in the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards.

In Singapore, he was selected to perform in the National Day Parade and has seen his popularity among Singaporeans increased since. Other awards he has won in Singapore are the Gold award (Best New Act, Singapore Hit Awards), Best Local Male Artiste, Best Composing Artiste, Best Male Vocalist and Best Local Music Composition awards. His talent as a composer and performer has been the leading edge and advantage in comparison to other artists.

Civil Servants doing the rap

Singaporeans are among the most hardworking people I've met in the world. They are trained since at a young age to strive for their future. They take their education seriously since young and has never looked back. The 5 Cs has been something most Singaporeans look for from the time they finish their education - Credit Card, Condominium, Club, Career and Car (not in order).

For many years, Singaporeans have been reputed to be very engrossed in their work so when this video was done, it portrays that there is another side of a Singaporean that the world do not know.

While some videos drew hot and cold comments, this one is among my favourite. It shows that you work hard, you play hard. They are commendable for putting up a rap like these. If you look at the average workoholic Singaporean in the business suit, chances are they work non-stop day-in and day-out. It's a working world in Singapore. This video just proves to the world what Singaporeans are capable of.

You Go Singapore!!! Canlah Singapore!

Speediest Bra Stripper

Singapore drew flak for this FHM contest, to see which one of the women can strip their bras off at lightning speed. Instead of promoting women as who they are, beauty from the inside, these women seemed to be making a fool of themselves. How can they allow such low grade events go public? What do you think?