Jeremy Lin Jokes About Singing at Jay Chou Concert After Kings Win
Jeremy lin Jokes About Stage Fright After Jay Chou Concert Appearance
New Taipei City, Taiwan – The TPBL New taipei Kings cruised to a 96-78 victory over the Siege Lions on Wednesday, securing their second consecutive win. Though, the spotlight shifted from the court to the stage after the game, as star point guard Jeremy Lin playfully addressed his much-discussed appearance at Jay Chou’s concert the previous night.
Lin, who attended Chou’s sold-out show at Taipei arena with teammate Li Qian, admitted to being overwhelmed by the experience.
“I was so nervous, I was off-key,” Lin confessed with a laugh during the post-game press conference. “I even turned red! I practiced beforehand,but putting on the microphone and headset,not being able to hear the music properly… it was really tough.”
Lin’s performance alongside Chou, captured in viral videos, sparked amusement and lighthearted ribbing online.
“I usually sing pretty well with my bandmates,” Lin quipped, “but I’ll never sing in front of 50,000 people again. If you ever ask me to sing in public again, you’re going to have to pay me a lot!”
Lin’s teammate Li Qian jokingly chimed in, “I was too tired from extra practice, so I had to sing.”
Despite the off-key performance, Lin’s humor and self-deprecation endeared him further to fans. The Kings’ victory, coupled with Lin’s recent MVP performance in October and November, solidified his status as a fan favorite.
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New Taipei City, Taiwan – Jeremy Lin’s star power continues to shine both on and off the court. Following The TPBL New Taipei Kings’ convincing win against the Siege Lions on Wednesday, Lin addressed his highly publicized appearance at Jay Chou’s concert the previous night, jokingly admitting to stage fright.
“I was so nervous, I was off-key,” Lin confessed with a laugh during the post-game press conference. “I even turned red! I practiced beforehand, but putting on the microphone and headset, not being able to hear the music properly…it was really tough.”
Videos of Lin’s performance alongside Chou, which quickly went viral, drew amusement and good-natured ribbing online.
Lin, known for his musical talents, joked, “I usually sing pretty well with my bandmates, but I’ll never sing in front of 50,000 people again.If you ever ask me to sing in public again, you’re going to have to pay me a lot!”
Teammate Li Qian added playfully, ”I was too tired from extra practise, so I had to sing.”
Despite the off-key performance, Lin’s humor and humility further endeared him to fans. Combined with the Kings’ victory and Lin’s recent MVP performances in October and November, he continues to solidify his status as a fan favorite.