He’s a former minister, he’s a radio DJ, he’s the director of Johor Football Club, and he’s an actor too!
By now, he needs no introduction. Khairy Jamaluddin recently shared another part of his venture on his TikTok @khairykj, and the clip shows him taking on the role of a food delivery rider. In an advertisement for one of the products of Pak Mat Western, KJ acted as a delivery rider who sends marinated lambs to his customers.
The clip started with KJ, in his black t-shirt and kain pelikat, and on the phone, telling the person on the other line,
“Since I’m free now, I’ll happily accept the offer,” KJ said excitedly.
He then put on his helmet and donned a red shirt with Pak Mat Western written on it, smiling at the camera before delivering the products to his customers around the village.
KJ then mingled around with some of the villagers and even had the honor of grilling the marinated lamb while sharing laughter with them.
“You can have this for party, you can have this for kenduri, anything!”
Pak Mat Western’s Kambing Perap (Marinated Lamb) is known for its tagline “Kambing Perap untuk Raykat” (Marinated Lamb for the people) due to its low price but “5-star taste”.
Everything, everywhere all at once
At the time of writing, the clip has gained more than 1.2 million views, and the clip was only posted yesterday (October 25). Netizens were mostly excited to see KJ taking on multiple jobs and roles at a time.
“You’re powerful, Chief! You’ve left politics but you’re near to us!”
“This is the next level of marketing for Pak Mat Western. They’re paying a former politician for this advertisement.”
“I’m not surprised if KJ is nominated for popular star next year.”
“He’s taking whatever jobs he can! Now he’s selling marinated lambs!”
You can watch KJ in action below.
@khairykj Memandangkan saya tengah free, dengan berbesar hati saya terima tawaran itu.. @pakmatwesterncafe X khairyjamaluddin
KJ is multi-talented, and there’s no doubt about that. He has acted, what’s next? Singing?
This post first appeared on WORLD OF BUZZ.
