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Taiwan-based Singaporean singer JJ Lin’s post noticed by Malaysian badminton legend Lee Chong Wei

Singer JJ Lin posted a photo of himself with his father during a badminton session. (Photo / Retrieved from Instagram: JJLIN)
Singer JJ Lin posted a photo of himself with his father during a badminton session. (Photo / Retrieved from Instagram: JJLIN)

According to THE STRAITS TIMES, a social media post by home-grown singer JJ Lin led to some friendly banter between him and some of his celebrity pals.

On Saturday (Oct 9), the Taiwan-based singer, who is back in Singapore, posted a photo with his father.

He wrote: "Badminton bros. I played badminton with my dad every Friday when I was five years old. Now that I have grown up, I still play badminton with my dad on Friday."

 THE STRAITS TIMES mentions, Lin, 40, also posted a video of himself in action at the OCBC Arena at Singapore Sports Hub.

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His good friend, singer Hong Junyang, commented with a pleading-face emoji. Actor Shaun Chen chipped in: "Bro, let's invite @jjlin and uncle to play next time."

Malaysian badminton star Lee Chong Wei responded to JJ Lin’s social media post. (Photo / Retrieved from Pixabay

Malaysian badminton star Lee Chong Wei responded to JJ Lin’s social media post. (Photo / Retrieved from Pixabay

Malaysian badminton star Lee Chong Wei responded to Chen: "You beat me first before playing with @jjlin". And Chen replied: "Wow, bro... it's impossible to beat you."

Lin then suggested to Lee: "You teach me to play, while I teach you to sing?"

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 THE STRAITS TIMES says, Lin was recently nominated for Best Male Singer (Mandarin) for his album Drifter • Like You Do at this year's Golden Melody Awards in August, but lost to Taiwanese rapper Soft Lipa.

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