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Indian Singer Covers Mandarin Song, Gets Supportive Reactions From Viewers

She shares her rendition on social media.

Wake Up Singapore by Wake Up Singapore
September 1, 2026
in Singapore News
Reading Time: 2 mins read
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Angel Vaishilee Tries Mandarin Song

Indian singer Angel Vaishilee has attracted attention online after sharing a performance of the Mandarin song “我要你的爱” (Wo Yao Ni De Ai).

In the video caption, Vaishilee wrote that she was “trying out a new song,” adding a music note and eye emojis to the post.

She also included hashtags like #woyaonideai, #crazyrichasians, #jasminechen, #singer and #fyp, pointing to the song and her singing content.

In the video, Vaishilee sings the Mandarin track as viewers quickly filled the comments with reactions.

The comment section came with plenty of compliments, heart emojis and messages telling her to keep going with the music.

Viewers Show Her Some Love

The performance got a pretty positive response, with viewers dropping supportive comments and plenty of heart emojis.

One commenter called Vaishilee a “very good singer” and praised her voice, while another kept it simple with “Keep it up.”

Another viewer gave props to both her singing and showmanship, saying she sang well and sharing how proud they were of her.

Vaishilee also acknowledged the positive response. In reply to one supportive comment, she wrote “Thank you” alongside a praying hands emoji.

Other viewers reacted with messages such as “Wow” and strings of heart and flower emojis, showing their appreciation for the performance.

Song Gets Viewers’ Attention

The choice of “Wo Yao Ni De Ai” also caught the attention of viewers familiar with the Mandarin song.

One commenter identified it as a much older song associated with Teresa Teng, adding that Teng was their favorite singer.

Another viewer corrected the romanization used in the post, pointing out that “wo” should be used rather than “vo.”

The comments also included viewers simply enjoying the performance, with several leaving positive messages without adding further remarks about the song.

Vaishilee’s post has therefore brought together reactions from viewers who recognized the Mandarin track as well as those who focused primarily on her singing.

With supportive comments continuing to appear under the video, the performance has given Vaishilee an opportunity to showcase her take on “我要你的爱” to her social media audience.

See the video here:

@vaishilee

Consider this my audition for Crazy Rich asians 2🇸🇬 Day 18 of posting till I win a Grammy Award 🏆 #woyaonideai #crazyrichasians #jasminechen #singer #fyp

♬ original sound – Angel Vaishilee – Angel Vaishilee

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