Singaporean actor Terence Cao among livestreamers featured on Super Junior member Leeteuk's variety show
A recent episode of Leeteuk's variety show, SOS – Save Our Stock, featured livestreamers (including Terence Cao) from Singapore, Malaysia, South Korea, Thailand and Vietnam, competing for the right to sell Korean beauty products on their respective platforms.
From left: Actor Terence Cao, live streamer Emily Tan, Super Junior member Leeteuk and entrepreneur Genecia Alluora Luo. (Photo: Facebook/Terence Cao)
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Singaporean ELFs who caught the most recent episode of Super Junior member Leeteuk's variety show might have spotted a familiar face: Star Award-winning actor Terence Cao.
Titled SOS – Save Our Stock, the online series features livestreamers from around the world competing for the right to sell Korean products on their respective platforms. The most recent episode, which aired on Sep 25, was the very first episode to be hosted by Leeteuk, who took over from singer and Running Man star Haha.
However, this isn't the first time that a Singapore-based celeb has appeared on the show; the previous season of SOS – Save Our Stock had also featured popular content creator Royce Lee.
In the episode, Terence Cao, who started his e-commerce platform Star Live in 2023 alongside filmmaker Jack Neo, was among the livestreamers competing for the right to sell products like an all-in-one wash and cleanser.
The livestreamers also negotiated for discounts for their platform's users and were successful in their efforts. Cao even managed to score two plane tickets to South Korea for his buyers.
These products will be sold on e-commerce sites at a later date.
In a Facebook post, Cao posted a group photo of himself with Leeteuk, livestreamer Emily Tan and entrepreneur Genecia Alluora Luo, saying that the Super Junior member was "so handsome" that he was left speechless.
"[He was also] a million times gentler than on camera. The photo is now permanently welded onto my phone screen!" wrote Cao.
According to Cao, as reported by Singaporean publication 8world, guests on the show received real-time translation.
“Even when some friends spoke Thai or Vietnamese, we could hear the translation within one second. Such an incredible translation system really amazed me!” said Cao.
