Singapore — Singapore’s mandopop star Stefanie Sun unveiled rumors that she had a successful livestream concert on September 9 and was blacklisted by Chinese authorities. A few days before the concert, Sun was on the social media platform Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok. The one-hour show had 12 million viewers and received 580 million likes. From the performance, it was speculated that the 43-year-old was not blacklisted in China. Sun officials also confirmed last week that the rumors were “fake news” and that Sun was not part of the crackdown on foreign stars. The Chinese entertainment world has recently been influenced by stars such as Vicki Zhao being blacklisted and Weibo’s fan accounts being suspended because Chinese authorities considered it a “chaotic” behaviour. As reported by The Straits Times, these included competition between fan clubs and extravagant gifts for idols. Sun received praise from the netizens for disabling the gift feature on the live stream. Given the millions of views, the large fan base, and the evergreen popularity of the music industry for 21 years, microdonation could have been a lucrative source of income for her. Born July 23, 1978, Stefanie Sun is a Singaporean singer-songwriter. In 2000, she released her debut album, Yang Ji, Received the Golden Melody Award for Best Newcomer. In 2004, she released her eighth studio album. StephanieWon her another Golden Melody Award for Best Mandarin Female Singer. It has sold over 30 million records and has gained popularity in mainland China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia. She attended Nanyang Elementary School, St. Margaret Junior High School, Raffles Girls’ School, St. Andrews Junior College, and Nanyang Technological University, and received a bachelor’s degree in marketing in 2000. In college, she wrote the first song titled “Someone” that appeared on her 2002 album. start.. She also attended the LWS School of Music, and her vocal talent was discovered by her mentor, Paul Lee. Paul Lee later introduced her to Samuel Chow, then chairman of Warner Music Taiwan. / TISG Follow us on social media Send your scoop to [email protected] Douyin live stream concert proves Stefanie Sun is not blacklisted in China [Source link](//theindependent.sg/douyin-live-stream-concert-proves-stefanie-sun-not-blacklisted-in-china/) Douyin live stream concert proves Stefanie Sun is not blacklisted in China
