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Girl lists down the different types of boys she met in Singapore; from finance bros, and gym bros, to Korean oppas, and Chinese international students

SINGAPORE: A woman on TikTok has listed the different types of boys she found in Singapore. Her list included finance bros and Chinese international students.

TikTok user @_k_yn took to social media recently to share her personal list of the different boys that one can find in Singapore. She also made sure to give her followers a good description of each one.

“Types of boys I met in Singapore,” she starts off. First on her list is the finance bros.  “Typically this type of finance bro…always shows you he’s living a wealthy lifestyle and he’s making a lot of money. However, he’s not spending on you and also he doesn’t want a relationship. He said he’s too busy to commit to a relationship…so instead of a relationship, he’s looking for a long-term or short-term partner.”

Next on her list is the gym bros. “Not all guys that go to the gym,” she clarifies, “but typically those kinds of guys that wear grey pants and post Instagram pics of their abs and whatever…”

Third on her list is the Korean oppas. “Of course, they don’t look like Cha Eun-woo…” she shares. “They look very normal. But in fact, they are so confident that they can ask girls to pay for them like Grab expenses…tall with no abs or whatever…but they have the confidence to ask you to pay.”

To end her video, she talks about Chinese international students. “Not all Chinese international students,” she says: but typically those kinds that always were branded stuff Balenciaga…the branded shoes–anything branded. Maybe they always wear a mask and a cap but take a picture–especially from those kinds of private unis..” She also described these types of boys as ones that “always go and drink at a KTV…they have fun at night, don’t study…everything’s like drink drink drink and look for girls.”

In less than a week, this Tiktok user’s video has garnered over 157,000 views.

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