Chan Chun Sing challenges Singapore's Taylor Swift fans; offers a day off if they can get the singer to perform in their schools - Singapore News

'Oops… If she turns up and your school declares a school holiday, then will you all still turn up that day 😜😜” he added

"Oops… If she turns up and your school declares a school holiday, then will you all still turn up that day?? 😜😜” he added

He posted screenshots from “next level” SG Swifties, who sent him “the best DMs” after it was announced on June 22 that she would be performing in Singapore next March. Some students asked Mr Chan to give them a school-free day when the pop superstar holds her concerts.

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