SINGAPORE - Popular video blogger Nuseir Yassin, better known as the creator of Nas Daily, is moving to Singapore.
In an Instagram post on Wednesday , his girlfriend Alyne Tamir announced that she and Mr Yassin, 27, would be moving to the Republic in the near future.In her post, she said:"Singapore is the hub of Asia, and arguably a major hub of the world."The Nas Daily Company is currently based in the United States.
The Harvard graduate, who has more than 12 million followers on his Facebook channel, travelled the world for three years, documenting his experiences in one-minute videos.Last year, Mr Yassin produced several videos on Singapore during his stopover in the Republic while applying for a visa to Indonesia.One of his videos featured a guest appearance by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong, who was filmed walking at the Gardens by the Bay.
In the video, PM Lee said:"This is what we have been building in Singapore for 53 years, and we'll be building it for many more years to come." The prime minister later shared the video on his Facebook page. While in Singapore, the vlogger also held meet-ups with fans, including one at the Singapore Sports Hub on Aug 22, which drew more than 700 people.
Cool so looking forward for your video and more
Go back bruh
Didn't he read the article of here being damn expensive?
Lol he sucks Singapore tits so hard
Uh, Nas and his forced positivity 🤢🤮
Yay, the govt will milk his money out until he is stranded here.
Not bother
Ew that's.....ew
Ew fuck
sapa sia
...who?
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