Singapore singer Iman Fandi performs at US music event, shares stage with rapper Snoop Dogg
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Iman Fandi got to share the stage with American rapper Snoop Dogg at Superstar Among Friends: Broadus Together on Aug 15.
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- Iman Fandi performed at the Superstar Among Friends: Broadus Together event in Los Angeles, sharing the stage with Snoop Dogg and other notable artists.
- Her song It Is made its international debut at the event.
- Previously, she performed at Singapore's National Day Parade before a 42,000-strong crowd, celebrating the nation's sporting spirit and excellence.
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After enthralling a 42,000-strong crowd at the 2026 National Day Parade (NDP) on Aug 9 with Giants, one of the original songs in the Go Beyond: NDP 2026 Album, Singaporean singer, actress and model Iman Fandi got to share the stage with American rapper Snoop Dogg at an event in Los Angeles, United States.
On Aug 15, the 26-year-old performed at an invitation-only live music event titled Superstar Among Friends: Broadus Together. It marked the international debut of her new song It Is, which will be released on Aug 21.
Brought together by TikTok Live Premiere and Death Row Games, the gig was held at Snoop Dogg’s The Compound, a private 20,000 sq ft creative campus.
The event was co-produced by Gushcloud International alongside Cordell Broadus, Death Row Games and CMC Shine SEA, the overseas arm of one of China’s leading entertainment groups and a key global content partner of TikTok.
It was hosted by Boss Lady Entertainment and presented as part of TikTok Live Fest 2026.
Superstar Among Friends: Broadus Together aimed to bring together artistes, creators, brand partners and industry leaders for a night of live music, culture and community. It was streamed on TikTok on Aug 16 (Singapore time) and garnered 76 million in total live-stream exposure.
Among the performers featured were American R&B singer Jane Handcock, American rapper-singer The Lady of Rage, Filipino-Australian singer-songwriter Ylona Garcia, Snoop Dogg’s son Kalvin Love, daughter Princess Broadus and label-mate Charlie Bereal.
Snoop Dogg, 54, a gangsta-rap icon who has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, also took the stage at the event, performing a run of tracks including Drop It Like It’s Hot (2004).
In an Instagram post on Aug 16, Iman, who is a Gushcloud artiste, described the event as “a milestone I will never forget”.
She wrote: “Still can’t believe I got to share the stage with Snoop Dogg and so many incredible, talented and kind artistes.”
She continued: “(More than one million) of you tuned into the Live last night, and I am beyond grateful to have been part of such a special evening here in Los Angeles. Huge thank you to the Broadus Family, Gushcloud International and TikTok for welcoming me and putting together a great show for everyone.
“And to everyone who watched from home in Singapore, thank you for all the love and support.”
Gushcloud engaged a Singapore team to direct the concert and the live stream.
The show’s creative director, Melissa Sim, founder and co-artistic director of local theatre company How Drama, worked with her team on the overall creative vision for the show, including scripting and ways to engage the TikTok audience. She said in a press release: “It is all about keeping the viewers entertained with good music, telling the story of the Broadus family and giving the audience a glimpse into their lives.”
She added: “I especially loved the compound tour, and the moment when Snoop Dogg danced onstage with his wife. It was an international affair and I am glad we got to represent Singapore on the global stage.”
Correction note: This story has been updated to correct the name of event co-producer Death Row Games, and to accurately list the artists who performed at the event.
