Beam Artistes has officially revealed the winners of Mr. World Singapore 2024, marking a historic moment in the nation’s male pageantry scene. The event, held on August 15th at Rave Club Singapore, captivated audiences and the media alike as seven prestigious titles were awarded, setting a new benchmark for male pageants in Singapore.
This year’s competition, themed #REACHINGHIGHER, resonated deeply with Samuel Seow, founder of Beam Artistes. Seow’s personal journey of resilience and recovery following a public trial has inspired his continued pursuit of excellence for his company. The event celebrated the diversity, talent, and dedication of the participants, making it a significant cultural milestone.
The 2024 title winners are:
This year’s competition saw over 100 hopefuls whittled down to 24 finalists after rigorous auditions. The finalists included a diverse group, from an ex-national basketball player and a former Manhunt Singapore contestant to a recipient of the Public Service Star and a reformed criminal who turned his life around. Their stories and achievements added depth and inspiration to the event, making it an unforgettable evening of celebration and recognition.
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