PETALING JAYA: A video featuring Malaysian digital content creator Mohamad Sofian Abdullah and international filmmaker Zach King has chalked up millions of views online, with many lauding the former for making Malaysia proud.
The 20-second clip, which has garnered more than 26 million views on King’s TikTok account, was also uploaded on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.
Describing King as his idol, he said in the caption for the clip: “This is specially made for everyone who has constantly supported our videos.” In the comments section, many expressed pride for Mohamad Sofian, saying “mighty proud of you”, “Malaysia represent”, and “hebat anak Malaysia ”. Bernama also reported that King, an American known for his video illusions, had said Mohamad Sofian is his friend from Malaysia, calling him an incredible filmmaker and visual effects artist.“No spoilers, you should go check it out on my YT channel,” he said, referring to YouTube.
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