Yuna Featured In Billboards Across New York For Special Asian Heritage Month Celebration
Iylia Adreena
13/05/2020 07:23 MYT
13/05/2020 07:23 MYT
Local songbird Yuna isn’t a stranger to the American market ever since she made her move to the States years ago.
To date, she has collaborated with a bunch of Hollywood A-listers and was featured in several billboards in New York twice.
People say third time’s the charm, and Yuna landed her third billboard feature in New York once again for a special celebration.
The post has garnered close to 50,000 likes to date and is flooded with congratulatory comments.
“Look mom! I’m all over NYC! Celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month with @spotify- thanks Spotify for always having me a part of this special month together with other talented Asian artists this visibility means a lot to us!,” she wrote.
“I’m a proud asian aunty yas and proud of my community! Wish I was there to witness it myself I always miss my NYC billboard moments. Stay safe everyone!”
She ended the post with an announcement that left fans anticipating – her new song "Stay Where You Are" is slated for release on 15 May.
Congrats, Yuna! No matter where you are in the world, you never fail to leave a memorable mark.
To date, she has collaborated with a bunch of Hollywood A-listers and was featured in several billboards in New York twice.
People say third time’s the charm, and Yuna landed her third billboard feature in New York once again for a special celebration.
New York, meet Yuna
The law graduate shared photos of billboards in New York being plastered with her face on her Instagram account, which was part of Spotify’s campaign for Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month, “Our Roots. Our Sound.”The post has garnered close to 50,000 likes to date and is flooded with congratulatory comments.
“Look mom! I’m all over NYC! Celebrating Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage month with @spotify- thanks Spotify for always having me a part of this special month together with other talented Asian artists this visibility means a lot to us!,” she wrote.
“I’m a proud asian aunty yas and proud of my community! Wish I was there to witness it myself I always miss my NYC billboard moments. Stay safe everyone!”
She ended the post with an announcement that left fans anticipating – her new song "Stay Where You Are" is slated for release on 15 May.
Congrats, Yuna! No matter where you are in the world, you never fail to leave a memorable mark.