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YouTube sensation Lilly Singh, who goes by stage name Superwoman was in news recently after her announcement that she would host a talk show, A Little Late with Lilly Singh, making her the only woman to currently host the late night show on NBC.
She is back in limelight and closer home, in India for the YouTube FanFest in Mumbai which is to be held on 30 March 2019. Excited about her performance, Lilly connected with her fans in India on Twitter.
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“Hey India, what song do you want me to open my #YTFF set with?” Lilly had asked.
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Hey India, what song do you want me to open my #YTFF set with? x
— Lilly Singh (@IISuperwomanII) March 22, 2019
From getting suggestions to perform Drop Splash Banana, to Khali Bhali from Padmaavat and Apna Time Aayega, from Gully Boy, there is more to her much awaited-appearance.
She shared news on Twitter, whereby she will be giving out 75 passes and a chance to meet and greet her, by filling out a form, stating why you want to meet her.
I’m giving away 75 passes to @YouTubeFanFest in Mumbai + a meet and greet with me! Fill out the form below and get ready to hug my face! Tweet me using the hashtag #LillyInIndia and tell me why you want to come! Can’t wait!! 😘https://t.co/qofrXgl3ke pic.twitter.com/BFSf7n3FUo
— Lilly Singh (@IISuperwomanII) March 26, 2019
One of the most successful YouTube stars, Lilly Singh has a following of over 14 million subscribers on her channel.
She is also the author of bestselling book How to be a Bawse: A Guide to Conquering Life. Singh has also appeared in films like Dr Cabbie, Ice Age: Collision Course and Bad Moms.
Sanam, the Indian pop rock band, YouTube comedian and model-actor, Amanda Cerny and Dubai-based Mo Vlogs are among others who will perform at this year’s fest.
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