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Mr Raymond Lim rose to TikTok stardom by dancing in front of MRT stations across Singapore. Affectionately known as "Uncle Raymond" by his 60,700 followers, Mr Lim says he does it to make...
Uncle Raymond filming a TikTok video with a fan who gave her name as Haniz. The 24-year-old student arrived at Paya Lebar MRT specially to meet Uncle Raymond.
Sep 27, 2023 · Uncle Raymond, a businessman whose real name is Mr Raymond Lin, said he had met most of these disabled participants through an event at a special needs school where he was an invited...
Jun 9, 2022 · "Uncle Raymond", as many of his fans call him, dances at several locations in Singapore, from Ang Mo Kio MRT station to Pasir Ris, to Universal Studios Singapore, to...
Jun 18, 2022 · Meet “Uncle Raymond”, the man who turns up all over Singapore to dance and post it on TikTok. He told us why he does it (and why he always seems to be weari...
Aug 1, 2023 · Many Singaporeans may recognise Uncle Raymond from his iconic dance trend, but it seems like the TikTok sensation is also a man of many talents. The dating show is titled “非诚勿扰”, which translates to “You Are The One”, with Uncle Raymond himself as the host.
Mar 8, 2024 · When Uncle Raymond Lei appeared in Ngee Ann Poly campus on May 12, scores of students rushed down to catch a glimpse of the overnight TikTok sensation and danced with him for his TikTok channel, which now has 30,000 followers (and counting).
May 3, 2022 · As Simonboy noted, “Raymond got a pinned video in his tiktok showing him starting a dance but ended up helping to hold an old uncle up the bus. That particular video show the true side of Raymond. Raymond is the best!”
Aug 1, 2023 · Uncle Raymond, the person who keeps moving for TikTok videos, has a new series, "If You Are The One". Touted as a "variety dating show" of sorts, it likely takes its...
Dec 1, 2023 · When RICE spoke to the same two social work professionals, Ms Lee and Ms Lim, they revealed that they messaged Uncle Raymond on TikTok and raised their concerns that some of Uncle Raymond’s dating show contestants were, based on their uniforms, students with special needs.
