Chrysan Lee News Today

Thank you, next. Apart from being the title of a popular Ariana Grande track, this line perfectly encompasses the dating scene "in this generation". According to influencer Chrysan Lee, that is. In her TikTok video posted on Nov 7, Chrysan gave her thoughts on dating in this day and age, including her take on dating apps and whether they are...

The Indonesia-headquartered firm was incorporated in Singapore in 2016. Read more at straitstimes.com.

SINGAPORE - When local blogger Ang Chiew Ting agreed to work with creative agency GetCraft to create content for a beverage brand in July 2022, she did not know that the Indonesia-headquartered company had not been paying some influencers for their work. The 36-year-old, who is better known by her online moniker Bong Qiuqiu, told The Straits Times: "When my...

The CEO of creator agency GetCraft, Patrick Searle has said that the company has paused operations in its Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines offices after a third-party investor with a controlling ownership stake in GetCraft ran into financial issues. This has resulted in creators not being paid

This week, Singaporean Influencer Chrysan Lee took to TikTok to call out an unnamed creator agency for not paying her and other content creators for work done as well as for ignoring messages and emails sent regarding payment. 

Tired of being on the receiving end of derogatory comments on social media, an influencer decided to stand up for herself by calling out the perpetrators. Chrysan Lee, who is a talent from local production company Wah!Banana, made an Instagram post on Monday (Feb 22) showing screengrabs of the comments she had been receiving online. The comments were either on...

Singapore News - She’s had enough, and she’s hitting back. Singapore influencer Chrysan Lee put up a TikTok video showing off a rather skimpy top she said she loved. There were comments on how pretty she and the top looked. There were also rude and crude ones on her... Read more at www.tnp.sg