SINGAPORE – Jay Chou is a man of his word.
The Mandopop king, who held his concerts at the National Stadium on Friday (Jan 10) and Saturday, told his fans on Friday to take note of his Instagram.
He then posted a clip of his concert on Friday, with the caption: "Thank you my Singapore fans! If u happen to see me tomorrow in any restaurant don't be shy. Say hi and it's my treat."
At about noon on Saturday, the 40-year-old superstar told fans on his Instagram Story he had just gone to Chijmes at Victoria Street with his mother and hinted that he did not meet any fans.
He wrote: "Friends of Singapore, we have left after eating. Will let you know later where we are going next."
It turned out he then went to Atlas bar, as he posted on his Instagram Story photos of himself with fans whose bills he had settled.
He met another group of fans outside a building, as he joked that he could not give them a treat since there was no restaurant nearby.
He later posted on Instagram a photo of himself holding a wine glass a la Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio in the 2013 film The Great GRead More – Source
SINGAPORE – Jay Chou is a man of his word.
The Mandopop king, who held his concerts at the National Stadium on Friday (Jan 10) and Saturday, told his fans on Friday to take note of his Instagram.
He then posted a clip of his concert on Friday, with the caption: "Thank you my Singapore fans! If u happen to see me tomorrow in any restaurant don't be shy. Say hi and it's my treat."
At about noon on Saturday, the 40-year-old superstar told fans on his Instagram Story he had just gone to Chijmes at Victoria Street with his mother and hinted that he did not meet any fans.
He wrote: "Friends of Singapore, we have left after eating. Will let you know later where we are going next."
It turned out he then went to Atlas bar, as he posted on his Instagram Story photos of himself with fans whose bills he had settled.
He met another group of fans outside a building, as he joked that he could not give them a treat since there was no restaurant nearby.
He later posted on Instagram a photo of himself holding a wine glass a la Hollywood actor Leonardo DiCaprio in the 2013 film The Great GRead More – Source
