One of YouTube’s most beloved stars, Lilly ‘Superwoman’ Singh, is getting ready to hit the road again.
Following her massively successful A Trip To Unicorn Island tour, which she kicked off in 2015, and which became the focus of a YouTube Red documentary of the same name, Singh — who counts more than 13 million subscribers across two YouTube channels — is set to embark on yet another global escapade, this time in support of her forthcoming self-help book, How To Be A Bawse: A Guide To Conquering Life.
Launching in New York on March 27, the day before the book is slated to drop, Singh’s so-called #BawseBook Tour will conclude on May 24 in Singapore. Singh will hit a slew of different countries in between — everywhere from Canada to India to Trinidad & Tobago to Australia to the U.K. The tour will not only consist of signings, Singh wrote on YouTube
, but will also feature a show in most territories. Tickets are available here.Singh made the announcement on her YouTube channel today via a cleverly-produced Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them-themed video. Check it out below:
While Singh’s Unicorn Island tour featured dance performances, sketches, and motivational speeches, it is unclear what the #BawseBook show will entail. Singh’s book, which is being published by the Random House imprint Ballantine Books, serves as a guidebook to happiness and success, and will feature anecdotes from Singh’s own life illuminating lessons learned. Other offline ventures broached by Singh in recent months include a collaboration with beauty brand Smashbox on a lipstick shade, which was also dubbed Bawse.
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