Annette Lee

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Annette Rochelle Lee (born 10 July 1992) is a Singaporean singer-songwriter, scriptwriter, actress, and filmmaker. She is known for works such as "The Caifan Song" and Dream Stall. Lee joined SGAG in 2015, under the persona "Sue-Ann", before quitting to create her own shows and comedic sketches in 2020. She plays various personae, such as Chantelle, whom she describes as an "entitled" social media influencer, and Susan, described as a "thrifty" auntie by Ruth Yeo of Channel NewsAsia. In 2021, Lee released "The Caifan Song", a parody of ordering cai fan, as part of The Ann & Ben Show with Benjamin Kheng. She described the song as her "proudest achievement" in 2023, and was her breakout role, according to Chong Seow Wei of Tatler Asia. In 2026, she debuted with the movie Dream Stall, about pursuing unorthodox careers in Singapore, which she wrote, directed, and acted in. It was released when Singaporeans were sceptical about locally produced films, and in response, she offered refunds to moviegoers who felt they had "wasted their time".