December 13, 2017, 05:16 PM 
If you haven't heard of her, Boon Hui Lu is the Singaporean girl who gathered over 37 million views on YouTube singing and rapping Stranger In The North (漂向北方) by American-Chinese singer Wang Leehom and Malaysian hip hop artist Namewee:
Here's the video:
On Dec. 2, Boon performed the same song live on singing competition Taiwan Hopestar.
The 23-year-old not only blew the crowd away, but the video of her performance also went viral on the show's Facebook page with more than 10,000 shares and 24,000 likes:
Besides singing, Boon is also into songwriting, and has even written two songs for Hebe Tien, member of Taiwanese girl band S.H.E.
The tracks she composed are "Every day is a Miracle" and "Your Body Speaks", and it was that experience that led to her signing with the same record label — HIM — as Tien.
You can listen to her compositions below:
If you want to hear more of Boon, hop over to her YouTube channel, where she does various covers of both English and Chinese songs.
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Top image adapted from Lu's Facebook and Taiwan Hopestar's video.
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