Is Chasing Your Passion TOO OVERRATED in Singapore? (ft. Tan Kheng Hua & Lim Shi An) |

[@tamagotamagone]

there’s so much love pouring out of mama’s eyes whenever she looks at her darling girl

[@carolinawu6951]

Both are friends too, what a lovely bond!

[@boonfactor]

Both of them are so well-spoken. Love kheng hua's passion and love for her daughter

[@iriswongz8056]

The way Kheng hua looks at Shi an is pure love.

[@EstelleFly]

Such a beautiful mother and daughter relationship❤❤❤ both radiating inside and out

[@jaynetan3672]

Shi an is so eloquent and wise indeed raised by a queen 🎉

[@wzc8886]

I wish I were that close to my parents. We have never spoken for 15 years and counting

[@lvrn124]

I love how kheng hua looks at her daughter when she talks.

[@euchian]

kheng looks so proud of shi an the whole time XD

[@USOTB3]

Gerald from Grimfilms & BroJoseph (Joseph Lee)

[@flowerfawn]

Is this episode available on Spotify?

[@itsclarityco]

hey there! it's not at the moment! but we're working towards creating a podcast version. Stay tuned!

[@JuzNicky]

A little Easter egg I found in the 3rd rail: Shi An's character's dad phone has a picture of Kheng Hua as lock screen.

[@shao2307]

Genuine Feedback I think there's a reason why shows like the daily show use "clap"/"cheer" cue cards. Every time the host asks the audience to clap it feels so forced. Like the audience is reluctant to be there instead of having a good time.

[@momotaro0410]

Oooooh is she the one who acted in the mediacorp drama the one without face?

[@USOTB3]

Ryan from overkill

[@jessical7083]

Whats the point of having an audience? there is absolutely NO audience interaction and NO chemistry at all between the host and audience. Pointless and really cringey!