With that appreciation, Fauzi Azzhar is now considering selling the home he shares with his three cats #8dayssg #8dayssglocalent #sgfyp #hometour #condo
Would you pay $10,000 for an iPhone?! 😭📱💸 Apple’s new foldable iPhone Duo officially launched in Singapore on Oct 23, 2026, with prices starting from S$3,099. But just days after its release, some Singaporeans are already listing the highly anticipated device on Carousell for as much as $10,000+ — over THREE TIMES its retail price! The launch of Apple’s first foldable iPhone has sparked plenty of excitement in Singapore, with long queues forming outside Apple Stores, eager customers rushing to get their hands on the device, and reports of limited stock and sold-out models. But while some Singaporeans are queueing to buy the new iPhone Duo for themselves, others appear to be hoping to cash in on the hype by reselling their devices at eye-watering prices. It’s a familiar sight whenever a highly anticipated product launches in Singapore, whether it’s the latest iPhone, limited-edition sneakers, gaming consoles or exclusive collectibles. When demand is high and supply is limited, some resellers attempt to charge a premium to customers who don’t want to wait. But here’s the catch: just because someone lists an iPhone Duo for S$10,000 doesn’t mean anyone is actually willing to pay that amount. These are advertised asking prices, not confirmed resale transactions. So is the hype surrounding Apple’s new foldable iPhone really worth paying thousands of dollars above retail? Would you fork out $10,000 just to be among the first to own one, or would you rather wait for stock to become more widely available? From overnight queues to outrageous Carousell listings, Singapore’s latest iPhone launch is proving that being first sometimes comes with a very hefty price tag. What do you think? Would you pay a premium for the iPhone Duo, or is S$3,099 already more than enough? 👀🇸🇬 #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #iPhoneDuo #AppleSingapore #SingaporeNews
From rooftop stunts at Resorts World Sentosa to Singaporean seniors learning how to fall safely… who knew parkour was THIS popular in Singapore?! 😭🏃♂️ Red Bull freerunning athlete Dom Tomato and Dutch parkour star Noa Diorgina recently took on Resorts World Sentosa (RWS), turning the iconic Singapore attraction into an adrenaline-filled obstacle course! From daring rooftop jumps to gravity-defying flips, the professional freerunners showcased their incredible parkour skills in a series of high-risk stunts around RWS, proving that Singapore has plenty of unexpected places for a parkour adventure. But here’s something you might not know: Parkour isn’t just for professional daredevils! Singapore has its own growing parkour community, with dedicated training spaces such as the parkour area at Jurong Lake Gardens. Even seniors in Singapore have been picking up the sport, learning techniques that can help improve their balance, coordination, mobility and confidence. And while parkour itself isn’t illegal in Singapore, that doesn’t mean you can start jumping across rooftops or climbing restricted buildings! Always respect property rules, obtain permission where necessary and practise in appropriate, safe environments. So whether you’re watching Red Bull athletes leap across Resorts World Sentosa or Singaporean aunties and uncles learning the basics, parkour really is a sport for different ages and abilities. Same sport. VERY different difficulty levels. 💀 Would YOU ever try parkour in Singapore? 👀 #8dayssg #8dayssgtrending #Parkour #ResortsWorldSentosa #RedBull
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