While everyone is curious who that chio bu is, let's not forget our dear politicians – who collectively have more screen time than that chio bu.
We rewatched the epic parade and pick out the most happening politicians.
Most enthusiastic photographer: Arthur Fong
This is Fong's last National Day Parade as MP. He is stepping down at the next election. Better take photos of everything!
Most badass entrance: The Old Guards led by Ong Pang Boon
Behind the 86-year-old were Mr Jek Yeun Thong, 85, and Mr Othman Wok, 90.
Most "thankful for lyrics" politician: Sylvia Lim
Heng ah.
Most "suddenly" politician: Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong
Something dropped? Someone texted?
They gave their all: Wong Kan Seng, Josephine Teo, Denise Phua, Lee Yi Shyan and Hawazi Daipi
If you cannot sing the Tamil song Munnaeru Vaalibaa, hum. If you cannot hum, nod. If you cannot nod, clap. If you cannot clap, wave your flag.
Most enthusiastic singer: Yaacob Ibrahim
Guess he really enjoy Chan Mali Chan.
Best impression of an android: Amy Khor
Waving the flag with unerring precision.
Best cheerleader: Sam Tan
Because flag waving is too mainstream.
Most "sweat breaking" stunt: President Tony Tan
The President's security officers must be feeling very kan cheong spider.
Top photo from PM Lee's Facebook.
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