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Sambal Nyet Bilis

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Few Malaysian food brands have built the kind of hype surrounding Khairul Aming&rsquo;s products. Whenever a new product drops, fans often rush to get their hands on it before it inevitably sells out within minutes.
But with that popularity comes another familiar problem: scalpers.
The issue recently resurfaced on Threads after a user questioned why Sambal Nyet Bilis was being resold for significantly higher prices, prompting Khairul Aming himself to respond.
Khairul Aming&rsquo;s Products Often Sell Out In Minutes
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Khairul Aming has built a reputation for creating products that generate huge demand even before they officially launch.
His latest Sambal Nyet Bilis, for example, reportedly sold out in under two minutes after being released on TikTok. A subsequent restock of 150,000 bottles on Shopee also sold out within minutes.
With demand consistently outstripping supply, it is perhaps unsurprising that some buyers have turned to resellers &mdash; and some resellers have taken advantage of the situation by charging more. Beyond the products themselves, Khairul Aming&rsquo;s launches have also become popular for the experiences and giveaways that come with them.
Read: <a href="https://myc.my/articles/5220/khairul-aming-offers-fans-a-trip-to-italy-with-sambal-nyet-bilis-launch-giveaway">Khairul Aming Offers Fans A Trip To Italy With Sambal Nyet Bilis Launch Giveaway!</a>
His previous campaigns have included opportunities for customers to win trips, including a New Zealand holiday, while his latest initiatives have teased another potential getaway to Italy. These giveaways have added another layer of excitement around his product launches, encouraging even more people to participate.
But the popularity of the products has also brought one major headache: scalpers.
Sambal Nyet Allegedly Being Resold For RM25
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A recent Threads post highlighted the issue after a user claimed that Sambal Nyet Bilis, originally sold for around RM15.90 per bottle, was being resold for as much as RM25.
The user questioned whether Khairul Aming was aware of the situation or simply chose not to address it. They acknowledged that scalpers will always exist when demand is high, but argued that the situation had gone too far.
The complaint eventually caught Khairul Aming&rsquo;s attention, leading him to explain why dealing with resellers is not as straightforward as some may think.
&ldquo;Takkan Saya Nak Pergi Ketuk Pintu Rumah Dia?&rdquo;
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Rather than ignoring the criticism, Khairul Aming responded directly and pointed out the practical limitation faced by any business once a product has already been purchased.
&ldquo;Sambal tu dah kat tangan dia, apa saya boleh buat. Takkan saya nak pergi ketuk pintu rumah dia. Saya pun tak kenal pun siapa yang jual balik tu.&rdquo;
He also said he hoped people would understand that he could not control everything that happened once the product had left his hands.
According to the entrepreneur, his response to the criticism was particularly frustrating because it appeared to suggest that he was deliberately allowing scalpers to resell his products at inflated prices.
He stressed that his team was already working hard to produce enough products to meet demand.
He&rsquo;s Open To Solutions
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Interestingly, Khairul Aming did not simply dismiss the criticism.
Instead, he challenged the commenter to suggest a realistic solution that could potentially be implemented. He essentially offered to consider the idea if there was a practical way to prevent or reduce scalping.
That response was welcomed by some netizens, who felt it was unfair to blame Khairul Aming for something that happens after a customer has already completed a legitimate purchase.
Others pointed out that scalping is not unique to Sambal Nyet, with limited-stock and highly sought-after products regularly being resold at higher prices.
The Scalper Problem Is Bigger Than Sambal Nyet
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At its core, the issue comes down to supply and demand.
When a product sells out almost immediately, there will always be people willing to pay more to get it without waiting for the next restock.
One way to discourage the practice is simply not to buy from scalpers. If resold products remain unsold at inflated prices, there is less incentive for people to purchase large quantities purely for resale.
For Khairul Aming, the challenge is finding the balance between producing enough Sambal Nyet to meet demand while ensuring that his products remain accessible to genuine customers.
For now, the entrepreneur appears to be listening to the criticism &mdash; but as he pointed out, once the sambal is already in someone else&rsquo;s hands, controlling what happens next is another matter entirely.
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Sambal Nyet scalpers are charging RM25… and KA basically said, “Bro, what can I do?”

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Khairul Aming Responds To Sambal Nyet Scalpers Selling Bottles For RM25

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After more than two decades, Malaysia is getting a new generation of its national identity card.
The National Registration Department (JPN) has unveiled the MyKad Generasi Baharu, featuring a redesigned appearance, upgraded chip technology and 53 security features, up from 23 on the existing version.
The new MyKad officially begins its phased rollout on 17 September 2026, but Malaysians do not need to rush to replace their existing cards.
Here&rsquo;s everything you need to know about the new MyKad, including its new features, Touch &rsquo;n Go changes, application process and whether your current card is still valid.
What&rsquo;s new about the MyKad design?
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The new MyKad retains its familiar blue colour scheme but comes with a noticeably different layout.
The Malaysian flag is now positioned at the upper left, while the cardholder&rsquo;s main photograph has also been moved to the left. A smaller secondary portrait, known as a Ghost Image, is included as an additional security feature.
The physical chip has been moved to the back of the card, which also features a QR code intended for verification and enforcement purposes.
JPN says the redesigned card is made from high-durability polycarbonate, designed to better withstand bending, cracking and everyday wear.
New MyKad has 53 security features
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One of the biggest upgrades is the increase in security features from 23 to 53.
These include a Dynamic Security Hologram, ultraviolet (UV) security elements, microtext, Guilloche patterns, laser engraving, rainbow printing and a transparent window.
Personal details and the cardholder&rsquo;s photograph are laser-engraved into the card&rsquo;s core layers. This makes it considerably more difficult to alter or remove the information without damaging the card.
The smaller Ghost Image provides another layer of protection against attempts to manipulate or replace the cardholder&rsquo;s photograph.
The new MyKad also uses intricate Guilloche patterns and UV elements that can help with authentication and make counterfeiting more difficult.
New MyKad supports NFC, but not Touch &rsquo;n Go
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The upgraded MyKad comes with a dual-interface chip, allowing it to work with both conventional contact-based readers and contactless NFC technology.
However, the introduction of contactless technology does not mean the new MyKad can continue to function as a Touch &rsquo;n Go card. JPN has confirmed that Touch &rsquo;n Go functionality has been removed from the new MyKad.
Those who use Touch &rsquo;n Go for tolls, parking, public transport or other supported services will need to use a separate Touch &rsquo;n Go card or Touch &rsquo;n Go eWallet instead.
Existing MyKad holders should also note that Touch &rsquo;n Go functionality on older cards has its own validity period.
Do Malaysians need to replace their current MyKad?
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Short answer: no.
JPN and Home Minister Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail have advised Malaysians not to rush to JPN offices when the new MyKad becomes available.
Existing MyKad cards will remain valid and can continue to be used for daily transactions as long as they are in good condition and functioning normally.
The new version will instead be introduced gradually as Malaysians apply for new cards or need to replace their existing ones.
However, holders of older identification cards, including Kad Pengenalan Plastik (KPP), Kad Pengenalan Bermutu Tinggi (KPT) and MyKad without a Ghost Image, will need to switch to the new generation MyKad.
The phased rollout is also intended to prevent congestion at JPN counters. There are currently around 24 million MyKad cards in circulation, while JPN processes roughly 180,000 to 200,000 applications and replacements each month.
Where can you get the new MyKad?
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From 17 September, 40 selected JPN branches and UTC locations equipped with printing facilities will be able to produce the new MyKad on the same day.
These include locations in Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Selangor, Penang, Perak, Kedah, Perlis, Johor, Melaka, Negeri Sembilan, Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan, Sabah, Sarawak and Labuan.
Among the locations are JPN Petaling Jaya, JPN Putrajaya, JPN Kuala Lumpur, UTC Selangor, UTC Kuala Lumpur, JPN Johor, JPN Penang, JPN Sabah and JPN Sarawak.
For branches without on-site printing facilities, applications can still be made, but processing and collection will take around five working days.
Will your MyKad number or SARA balance change?
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No. Getting the new MyKad will not change your existing 12-digit identification number. Your personal information will continue to be based on JPN&rsquo;s official records.
For Malaysians receiving Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) or other government assistance linked to their MyKad, replacing the physical card will also not erase existing balances or affect eligibility. The relevant information is maintained in the respective government systems, with the MyKad used to verify the recipient&rsquo;s identity.
JPN has also said the new MyKad will continue to support government and other services that require MyKad verification, including transactions involving banks and government programmes.
How much does the new MyKad cost?
Replacing your existing MyKad is not necessarily free.
The applicable fee depends on the type of application and JPN&rsquo;s current rates. Malaysians should therefore not assume they can exchange a perfectly functioning MyKad for the new version at no cost.
JPN has also encouraged those who need to replace their MyKad to make an appointment beforehand where applicable.
For now, if your current MyKad is still working properly, there is no need to rush to replace it. The MyKad Generasi Baharu will gradually become the standard version as new cards are issued and older cards are eventually phased out.
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The new MyKad is here! But your current IC can still be used as usual.

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New MyKad 2026: New Design, 53 Security Features, NFC and Touch ’n Go Changes Explained

A final-year engineering project from Monash University Malaysia has turned into an award-winning invention after 24-year-old Hayley Nea Iaduray was named Malaysia&rsquo;s National Winner of the James Dyson Award 2026.
Her invention, ZeMor, is a tuneable, battery-free wearable designed to help reduce hand tremors associated with Parkinson&rsquo;s disease. What makes it particularly interesting is where the idea came from: a system commonly used to stabilise some of the world&rsquo;s tallest buildings has been miniaturised into a wearable device for the human hand.
As Malaysia&rsquo;s national winner, Iaduray will receive RM27,160 from the James Dyson Foundation and advance to the international stage of the competition. The James Dyson Award is an international engineering and design competition that challenges students and recent graduates to create solutions to real-world problems.
From Final Year Project To Award-Winning Invention
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ZeMor, short for &ldquo;Zero Tremor&rdquo;, was initially developed as Iaduray&rsquo;s Final Year Project.
The Subang Jaya native said her interest in engineering began from a young age, including spending time playing with LEGO during secondary school. Her approach to ZeMor was also influenced by an online video showing someone building a wheelchair for a paralysed pet, which encouraged her to look at how relatively simple engineering could be used to solve practical problems.
Rather than relying heavily on electronics and sensors, Iaduray wanted to explore a more straightforward physical solution.
That led her to one of the most interesting aspects of ZeMor: its use of a Tuned Mass Damper, or TMD.
A Skyscraper Technology Shrunk Down For Parkinson&rsquo;s Care
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Tuned Mass Dampers are large mechanical systems used in structures to reduce movement caused by forces such as strong winds and earthquakes. One famous example can be found in Taipei 101, where a massive tuned mass damper helps stabilise the skyscraper.
ZeMor applies the same basic engineering principle on a much smaller scale.
When a hand tremor occurs, an internal weighted mechanism moves in response, helping to absorb and dissipate kinetic energy. Because the system relies on mechanical movement rather than electronics, ZeMor does not require batteries or electrical power.
Another key feature is its ability to be adjusted.
Unlike passive tremor devices that use a fixed mass, ZeMor can be tuned to different tremor frequencies by adding or removing weights. The prototype uses relatively accessible components including slotted weights, steel ball bearings, spring-based dampeners and a 3D-printed housing.
Iaduray spent around a year developing and refining multiple prototypes, testing the concept with a custom-built rig designed to simulate Parkinsonian tremors.
Why ZeMor Could Matter For Parkinson&rsquo;s Patients
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Parkinson&rsquo;s disease is a progressive neurological condition that can significantly affect a person&rsquo;s ability to carry out everyday activities.
Hand tremors are among its most recognisable symptoms and can make tasks such as eating, writing, dressing and holding objects increasingly difficult.
The World Health Organization has identified Parkinson&rsquo;s as one of the world&rsquo;s fastest-growing neurological disorders, while research suggests the global number of people living with the condition could reach 25.2 million by 2050. In Malaysia, an estimated 20,000 people are living with Parkinson&rsquo;s, with prevalence expected to rise substantially as the population ages.
Existing treatments can include medication, surgery such as deep brain stimulation and rehabilitation therapies. However, accessibility, cost and long-term sustainability can remain challenges for some patients.
That is where Iaduray hopes a simpler, battery-free approach like ZeMor could eventually make a difference.
&ldquo;What excites me most is the possibility that a relatively simple piece of engineering could help people regain confidence in everyday tasks that many of us take for granted,&rdquo; she said.
What&rsquo;s Next For ZeMor?
Winning the Malaysia National Winner title is only the beginning for Iaduray.
Her next goal is to improve ZeMor from its current single-axis prototype into a multi-directional system, allowing it to respond to tremors coming from different angles and potentially provide greater stability.
She also plans to work with medical professionals and research partners to evaluate the device with people living with Parkinson&rsquo;s disease.
James Dyson Award Malaysia judge and Dyson Head of Design Engineering Pae Yusof praised ZeMor for applying a familiar engineering principle to a very different real-world challenge, while highlighting the rigour, testing and persistence involved in developing the prototype.
Two Other Malaysian Inventions Also Advance
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ZeMor was not the only Malaysian invention to stand out this year.
Two projects were named national runners-up and will also advance to the next stage.
S.L.I.C. (Solar Liquid Integration for Communities), developed by a team from the University of Nottingham Malaysia, is a portable solar-powered water purification system designed for communities with limited access to clean water and electricity. The suitcase-sized system combines filtration, UV sterilisation, water heating and cooling, and real-time water-quality monitoring.
The second runner-up, Pillay, was developed by students from Asia Pacific University. Designed in the shape of a friendly penguin, the contactless health-screening device uses optical, thermal and acoustic sensing to measure children's heart rate, breathing, fever and cough patterns without requiring physical contact.
What Happens Next?
ZeMor, S.L.I.C. and Pillay will now advance to the international stage of the James Dyson Award 2026, where they will compete alongside national winners from other countries and regions.
The international Top 20 shortlist will be announced on 14 October, before the international winners are selected by Sir James Dyson and announced on 4 November 2026. The international winner and sustainability winner each have the opportunity to receive RM162,999 under the Malaysian award listing.
For Iaduray, however, the biggest achievement may already be seeing a university project evolve into something with the potential to address a genuine everyday problem.
From a Final Year Project to a national engineering award, ZeMor shows how a simple idea &mdash; inspired by the mechanics of a skyscraper &mdash; can be reimagined into something much smaller, more accessible and potentially meaningful for people living with Parkinson&rsquo;s.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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What do skyscrapers and Parkinson’s tremors have in common? Hayley turned the same engineering principle into a wearable device.

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Monash Student Wins James Dyson Award Malaysia With ZeMor, Aiming To Help Reduce Parkinson’s Tremors

Macklemore has been removed from the remaining US dates of Ed Sheeran&rsquo;s Loop Tour after the rapper made pro-Palestinian remarks during performances at New Jersey&rsquo;s MetLife Stadium, reigniting a wider debate over artists using major concert platforms to speak about political and humanitarian issues.
The Seattle-born rapper had been scheduled to support Sheeran across several remaining US shows, but the tour promoter confirmed that he would no longer perform after multiple venues reportedly objected to having him on the line-up.
The decision follows Macklemore&rsquo;s comments on 4 September, when he told a packed MetLife Stadium audience that a major reason he wanted to join the tour was to use the platform to say &ldquo;Free Palestine&rdquo; and remind people in Gaza and the occupied West Bank that they had not been forgotten.
Why Was Macklemore Removed From The Tour?
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Macklemore&rsquo;s appearance on the Loop Tour came under scrutiny after his speech at MetLife Stadium, where he also criticised Israel&rsquo;s actions in Gaza and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
During his performance, he showed footage depicting destruction in Gaza before performing &ldquo;Hind&rsquo;s Hall&rdquo;, his protest song supporting Palestinian protesters.
The remarks quickly attracted criticism. The Israeli American Council called for Macklemore to be removed from the tour, while singer Pink also commented on the controversy, saying she did not object to the words &ldquo;Free Palestine&rdquo; themselves but expressed concern about the impact the comments had on members of the Jewish community.
Macklemore subsequently reiterated his position during another performance at MetLife Stadium on 5 September, saying that criticism of Israel and opposition to what he described as apartheid and genocide should not be interpreted as criticism of Jewish people.
Macklemore Has Been A Longtime Supporter Of Palestine
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Macklemore&rsquo;s comments did not come out of nowhere. The rapper has been an outspoken supporter of Palestinian rights for several years and has repeatedly used his music and public appearances to address the conflict.
One of his most prominent examples is &ldquo;Hind&rsquo;s Hall&rdquo;, which was released in 2024 following pro-Palestinian student protests at Columbia University.
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The song was named after Hind Rajab, a Palestinian girl who was killed in Gaza, and Macklemore used the track to voice support for Palestinians and condemn Israel&rsquo;s military campaign in Gaza. He also directed proceeds from the song towards Palestinian humanitarian relief efforts.
Since then, supporting Palestine has become a recurring part of Macklemore&rsquo;s public activism, making his appearance on Sheeran&rsquo;s largely mainstream and apolitical tour an especially notable platform for those views.
Tour Promoter Confirms Macklemore&rsquo;s Removal
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Messina Touring Group, the promoter for the US leg of Sheeran&rsquo;s tour, confirmed that Macklemore would no longer perform at the remaining shows.
The promoter said it had been informed by venues that they would not allow concerts to take place with Macklemore on the line-up. It added that keeping him on the tour could have resulted in cancellations affecting hundreds of thousands of fans.
Following discussions with stakeholders, the decision was made to remove Macklemore from the remaining support dates.
Macklemore had been scheduled to support Sheeran at eight of the tour's remaining US shows, including dates in Philadelphia, the Boston area, Atlanta, Charlotte, Indianapolis, Dallas and Tampa.
Macklemore Says Venue Owners Put Pressure On Sheeran
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Following the announcement, Macklemore published a lengthy statement on Instagram explaining his side of the story.
He said Sheeran, whom he described as a close friend of 13 years, told him that Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots and the organisation behind Gillette Stadium, had said Macklemore would not be allowed to perform at the Massachusetts venue.
Macklemore also claimed Kraft had rallied other stadium owners and that Sheeran faced an ultimatum: keep Macklemore on the tour and risk losing access to several venues.
These claims were not presented by the tour promoter as the sole reason for the decision. The promoter instead confirmed that several venues had raised objections to Macklemore remaining on the line-up.
Kraft later defended the decision, saying Macklemore's recent remarks and what he described as a broader history of rhetoric and imagery had been deeply hurtful to the Jewish community. He also said that he supported peace and an end to suffering for Palestinians and Israelis, while arguing that criticism should not ignore Hamas and the suffering of Jewish people.
Macklemore Says He Will Not Stop Speaking Out 
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Despite losing his place on the tour, Macklemore said he did not view himself, Sheeran or Pink as the victims of the controversy.
Instead, he used his statement to refocus attention on Palestinians affected by the conflict, saying that losing performances, money or opportunities was fundamentally different from the suffering experienced by people in Gaza.
He also said his friendship with Sheeran did not necessarily have to end despite their disagreement, while making clear that he would continue speaking about Palestine.
For Macklemore, the fallout has therefore become another chapter in his long-running advocacy rather than a reason to step back from it.
A Bigger Debate Over Artists And Political Speech
The controversy has once again raised questions over how far musicians should go when using major entertainment platforms to address political issues.
For some, concerts are spaces where artists should be free to speak about causes they believe in. Others argue that major stadium shows are shared entertainment spaces and that audiences should not be unexpectedly drawn into divisive political messaging.
Macklemore&rsquo;s removal also highlights the growing tension between free expression, commercial interests and the politics surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
For now, Ed Sheeran&rsquo;s US Loop Tour will continue without Macklemore, while the rapper has made it clear that the words that triggered the controversy &mdash; &ldquo;Free Palestine&rdquo; &mdash; are not ones he intends to stop saying.
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Macklemore’s “Free Palestine” remarks have sparked a wider debate over political speech, live music and where the line should be drawn.

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Macklemore Removed From Ed Sheeran’s US Tour After ‘Free Palestine’ Remarks

Malaysian fans are getting their first chance to see rising American singer-songwriter Malcolm Todd live, as the 22-year-old artist brings his Do That Again Tour to Kuala Lumpur this December.
Todd will make his Malaysia and Kuala Lumpur debut at Zepp KL on 9 December 2026, following the release of his latest album, Do That Again. The one-night-only show will give local fans a chance to experience the young artist&rsquo;s blend of indie pop, alternative R&amp;B and personal songwriting in a live setting.
Who Is Malcolm Todd?
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Born and raised in Los Angeles, Malcolm Todd is a singer, songwriter, guitarist and producer who began releasing music independently during the pandemic.
He started building an online following with self-released projects including Demos Before Prom in 2022 and Shower Shoes in 2023. His early songs, particularly &ldquo;Art House&rdquo; and &ldquo;Roommates&rdquo;, gained traction online and helped establish his audience before he signed with Columbia Records.
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His 2024 mixtape Sweet Boy took that momentum further, featuring songs such as &ldquo;Earrings&rdquo;, before Todd released his self-titled debut album in 2025.
His first major breakout on the Billboard Hot 100 came with &ldquo;Chest Pain (I Love)&rdquo;, which peaked at No. 68 and later earned an RIAA Platinum certification in the United States.
Meanwhile, &ldquo;Earrings&rdquo; has become another major success for Todd. The track has reached the top 40 on multiple international charts and, as of September 2026, sits at No. 20 on Spotify Malaysia, showing that his growing popularity has extended to local listeners.
Todd has also performed at major events and festivals including Lollapalooza, Outside Lands and Camp Flog Gnaw, while making television appearances such as Jimmy Kimmel Live!. His music and live presence have helped establish him as one of the newer names to watch in the indie-pop and R&amp;B space.
&lsquo;Do That Again&rsquo; Continues His Rise
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Todd released his second studio album, Do That Again, in June 2026 through Columbia Records.
The 13-track album explores the ups and downs of young adulthood, relationships, heartbreak and vulnerability, continuing Todd&rsquo;s approach of combining personal storytelling with catchy pop songwriting and R&amp;B influences. The album includes tracks such as &ldquo;Breathe&rdquo;, &ldquo;I Saw Your Face&rdquo;, &ldquo;Difficult Love&rdquo;, &ldquo;Lonely Song&rdquo; and the title track.
The album also represents a major step forward following the success of his debut record, giving Todd a new collection of songs to bring to audiences around the world.
Malcolm Todd: Do That Again Tour Comes To Malaysia
The Do That Again Tour comes after Todd&rsquo;s rapidly expanding live career, which has seen him move from performing in smaller venues to playing increasingly large shows.
His Kuala Lumpur stop will be a particularly significant one as it marks his first-ever performance in Malaysia.
Fans can expect the show to centre around songs from Do That Again, while Todd&rsquo;s growing catalogue means there will also be opportunities to hear fan favourites from Sweet Boy and his 2025 self-titled album.
Malcolm Todd Kuala Lumpur Concert Details
The Malaysian show will take place at:
Malcolm Todd: Do That Again Tour 📍 Zepp KL, Kuala Lumpur 📅 9 December 2026, Wednesday
Tickets start from RM268.
There will be several opportunities to purchase tickets ahead of the general sale:
Artist Presale 21 September 2026, 11am&ndash;11:59pm MYT
Fans can register through Malcolm Todd&rsquo;s official website for access to the artist presale.
Live Nation Presale 22 September 2026, 11am&ndash;11:59pm MYT
Live Nation Malaysia members can access the presale after registering for a free membership.
General On-Sale 23 September 2026, from 11am MYT
Tickets will be available through GoLive Asia, which Live Nation Malaysia has identified as the officially authorised ticketing platform.
Stream Malcolm Todd On Spotify
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Before catching Malcolm Todd live in Kuala Lumpur, fans can get familiar with his music on Spotify.
His latest album, Do That Again, contains 13 tracks, including &ldquo;Breathe&rdquo;, &ldquo;I Saw Your Face&rdquo; and &ldquo;Do That Again&rdquo;.
Todd has also built a huge global streaming audience, with around 39 million monthly Spotify listeners as of September 2026.
With &ldquo;Earrings&rdquo; currently charting strongly on Spotify Malaysia and Do That Again introducing fans to a newer side of his sound, Malcolm Todd&rsquo;s Kuala Lumpur debut could be a major moment for both the artist and his growing Malaysian fanbase.
For those who have had &ldquo;Earrings&rdquo; or &ldquo;Chest Pain (I Love)&rdquo; on repeat, December could be the perfect time to see the rising pop and R&amp;B star live for the first time in Malaysia.
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Malcolm Todd is coming to KL! Get ready to catch the rising pop star live at Zepp KL this December.

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Malcolm Todd To Make Kuala Lumpur Debut With ‘Do That Again’ Tour This December

The Bandar Utama school stabbing case has reached a major legal turning point, but for the family of 16-year-old Yap Shing Xuen, the pain is far from over.
On 14 October 2025, Yap was fatally stabbed inside the girls&rsquo; toilet of SMK Bandar Utama Damansara (4) in Petaling Jaya during school hours. The accused, who was 14 at the time, was later charged with murder.
Nearly a year after the incident, the Shah Alam High Court has now acquitted the teenager of the murder charge after finding that he was of unsound mind when the offence was committed.
However, the acquittal does not mean he has simply walked free. The court has ordered the now-15-year-old to be detained at Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta in Perak for psychiatric treatment at the pleasure of the Sultan of Selangor.
Teen Acquitted After Insanity Defence Accepted
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Justice Adlin Abdul Majid ruled that the defence had successfully established the requirements under Section 84 of the Penal Code, which provides for an insanity defence when a person is unable to understand the nature of their actions or that what they were doing was wrong or contrary to law.
Defence lawyer Kitson Foong said the court accepted that the teenager was not of sound mind at the time of the incident and that the prosecution had failed to rebut the psychiatric evidence presented by the defence.
A forensic psychiatrist from Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta, Dr Ian Lloyd Anthony, testified regarding the teenager&rsquo;s mental condition. Reports said the psychiatric evidence established that he was suffering from schizophrenia at the time of the incident.
The court therefore recorded an acquittal on the grounds of insanity rather than a criminal conviction.
Acquittal Does Not Mean He Is Being Released
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Despite the verdict, the teenager was not allowed to simply return home.
The Shah Alam High Court ordered him to remain at Hospital Bahagia Ulu Kinta for psychiatric treatment for a period to be determined under the authority of the Sultan of Selangor. His treatment will include psychiatric care and supervision, with his eventual release depending on assessments of his condition and whether he is considered fit to return to society.
The case was conducted in camera, meaning members of the public and media were not allowed to attend the proceedings, because the accused is a minor. His identity is also protected under Malaysian law.
The distinction between being acquitted and being released is therefore important. The court found that the teenager could not be held criminally responsible for the act because of his mental state at the time, but he remains under psychiatric detention and supervision.
What Happened At The School?
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The incident took place on the morning of 14 October 2025, when Yap was fatally attacked inside the girls&rsquo; toilet at her secondary school in Bandar Utama.
At the time, the accused was 14 while Yap was 16.
The case sparked widespread public attention and grief across Malaysia, while also raising concerns about school safety, adolescent mental health and the influence of online content and social media on young people.
The trial eventually began in August 2026, with proceedings kept private because the accused was a minor. The prosecution called 11 witnesses, while the defence presented two witnesses, including the teenager and the forensic psychiatrist.
Yap&rsquo;s Mother Vows To Continue Seeking Justice
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Following the verdict, Yap&rsquo;s mother, Wong Lee Ping, expressed her heartbreak and said she would continue seeking justice for her daughter.
In a statement shared after the decision, Wong remembered Yap as a disciplined, hardworking and caring teenager who still had much of her life ahead of her. She recalled how her daughter would save her pocket money and Chinese New Year ang pow money to buy birthday and Mother&rsquo;s Day gifts, as well as occasionally surprise her mother with cakes.
For Wong, it is these ordinary moments that have become particularly painful after her daughter&rsquo;s death. She said Yap still had many dreams, places she wanted to visit and a future she never had the chance to experience.
Wong has since made clear that the court&rsquo;s verdict has not ended her efforts to seek justice for her daughter.
A Difficult Balance Between Justice And Mental Health
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The verdict highlights the complicated intersection between criminal justice, mental health and youth protection.
The court&rsquo;s decision does not establish that the stabbing did not happen. Rather, the central legal question was whether the teenager could be held criminally responsible for his actions given his mental state when the incident occurred.
By accepting the insanity defence, the court concluded that the legal requirements for criminal responsibility were not met. At the same time, the order for psychiatric detention recognises that treatment and public safety remain important considerations.
The case has also renewed questions about how Malaysia identifies and supports young people experiencing serious mental health problems before their conditions reach crisis point.
For Yap&rsquo;s family, however, those broader questions do not erase their loss. A daughter, sister and student is gone, and the future she once had is no longer possible.
As the teenager begins psychiatric treatment under court-ordered detention, Yap&rsquo;s family is left to continue living with the consequences of what happened &mdash; and her mother has made clear that she will continue seeking answers and justice for her daughter.
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Following the acquittal, Yap Shing Xuen’s mother says she will continue seeking justice for her daughter.

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Bandar Utama School Stabbing: Teen Acquitted Of Murder On Grounds Of Insanity

Some flavours are more than just something we eat. They can bring back memories of school days, family breakfasts, afternoon tea breaks and snacks shared with friends.
That nostalgia is at the heart of Inside Scoop&rsquo;s Lokal Legends 2026, which returns this year with its biggest collection yet. The annual campaign brings together nine familiar Malaysian brands and transforms their signature products into limited-edition ice cream flavours.
Launched in conjunction with Malaysia&rsquo;s National Day celebrations, the campaign celebrates the local brands that have become part of everyday Malaysian life &mdash; this time, with a scoopable twist.
Nine Familiar Brands, Nine New Flavours
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The 2026 collection features a mix of nostalgic favourites and modern Malaysian icons, with each collaboration drawing inspiration from a recognisable product or flavour:
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<li>Beryl&rsquo;s Tiramisu Almond Chocolate &ndash; Tiramisu dark chocolate ice cream layered with fudgy chocolate and honey-roasted almonds.</li>
<li>BOH&rsquo;s Teh Tarik &ndash; A Malaysian classic made with BOH tea and condensed milk, swirled with chewy brown sugar mochi. The flavour also pays tribute to BOH&rsquo;s nearly 97 years of tea-making heritage.</li>
<li>Farm Fresh&rsquo;s Pistachio Yoghurt Crunch &ndash; Tangy yoghurt ice cream paired with crunchy pistachio kunafa.</li>
<li>Gardenia&rsquo;s Choc-A-Lot Twiggies &ndash; Milk chocolate ice cream packed with bite-sized pieces of the familiar Gardenia Twiggies Choc-A-Lot.</li>
<li>Mister Potato&rsquo;s Choc Potato Chips N&rsquo; Cream &ndash; Creamy vanilla ice cream with salted caramel and crunchy chocolate-coated Mister Potato chips.</li>
<li>Oriental Kopi&rsquo;s Kaya Butter Toast &ndash; A take on the classic kopitiam breakfast, combining pandan kaya and brown butter ice cream with toast crumbs.</li>
<li>Secret Recipe&rsquo;s Chocolate Indulgence&reg; &ndash; Rich chocolate and creamy custard ice cream layered with chocolate hazelnut sauce and pieces of the iconic Chocolate Indulgence&reg; cake.</li>
<li>Thumbs&rsquo; Peanut Butter Jelly &ndash; Creamy peanut butter ice cream with ribbons of blueberry jam and peanut butter.</li>
<li>ZUS Coffee&rsquo;s Ube Latt&eacute; &ndash; Earthy ube ice cream swirled with chewy mochi bites, inspired by ZUS Coffee&rsquo;s popular Ube series.</li>
</ul>
Together, the nine limited-edition flavours put familiar Malaysian favourites into a completely different form, bringing everything from childhood snacks and kopitiam staples to popular local drinks into a single collection.
From Local Favourites To Ice Cream
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Since its introduction in 2024, Lokal Legends has grown into one of Inside Scoop&rsquo;s most anticipated annual campaigns, with fans often guessing which brands will make the next lineup and sharing their wishlists online.
According to Inside Scoop Co-Founder Edmund Tan, the campaign is about celebrating the brands that have become part of the Malaysian experience.
He said the excitement surrounding each year's reveal reflects the strong connection Malaysians have with homegrown brands &mdash; from those they grew up with to those associated with family gatherings and everyday routines.
This year&rsquo;s partners share a similar sentiment, with each bringing a familiar product and story into an entirely different format. Secret Recipe Group CEO Patrick Sim revealed that the Chocolate Indulgence&reg; collaboration went through 13 different versions before arriving at the final recipe.
ZUS Coffee, meanwhile, is bringing its popular Ube flavour into ice cream after receiving an enthusiastic response to its Ube drinks last year.
A Supermarket Full Of Malaysian Nostalgia
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For 2026, Inside Scoop has taken the campaign beyond the flavours themselves with a supermarket-inspired concept.
Supermarkets are a familiar part of everyday Malaysian life, bringing together everything from breakfast staples and snacks to drinks and treats. Inside Scoop has recreated that experience through the Lokal Legends Supermarket, bringing all nine collaborations together under one roof.
For the campaign launch, the Inside Scoop outlet at Galeria SA Sentral was transformed into the themed supermarket. Visitors could explore dedicated brand aisles, learn more about the collaborations and sample the new flavours in an interactive setting.
The concept also gives the campaign a nostalgic feel, connecting the ice cream flavours with the products and brands Malaysians might usually find while doing their weekly grocery shopping.
Get All Nine In One Box
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For those who want to try the entire collection, Inside Scoop is also offering a 9-Scoop Party Pack, featuring all nine Lokal Legends flavours in one box.
The set comes with an exclusive Lokal Legends Ice Cream Passport and sticker pack, allowing fans to collect and celebrate each of the nine collaborations.
Whether it is a familiar childhood snack, a kopitiam breakfast staple or a favourite modern drink, the collection gives Malaysians a chance to revisit familiar flavours in a completely different form.
Lokal Legends 2026 is now available at participating Inside Scoop outlets nationwide from 10 August 2026, for a limited time.
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Nine Malaysian icons, one very sweet collab! 🍦

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Inside Scoop Brings Nine Malaysian Brands Together For Lokal Legends 2026

Khairul Aming is once again giving his fans a chance to experience a holiday of a lifetime, with five lucky buyers of his latest product set to win an all-expenses-paid trip to the breathtaking Dolomites in Italy.
The popular entrepreneur and content creator announced the special giveaway in conjunction with the launch of his newest product, Sambal Nyet Bilis, continuing his tradition of rewarding loyal customers with memorable experiences rather than just product giveaways.
Following the success of his previous fan trip to New Zealand, Khairul Aming revealed that this year&rsquo;s winners will be taken on an adventure across Europe, with each winner also allowed to bring along a plus one.
Five Fastest Sambal Nyet Bilis Buyers To Win Italy Trip
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According to Khairul Aming, the five fastest customers who purchase five bottles of Sambal Nyet Bilis during the product launch will secure a place on the exclusive trip.
The sale will begin during his TikTok Live session on Friday, 7 August 2026, at 9pm, where fans will have the opportunity to purchase the new sambal directly.
However, participants will need to take note of the payment requirements. Only purchases completed through DuitNow or FPX online banking will be eligible for the giveaway.
Payments made through debit cards, credit cards, e-wallets or PayLater services will not qualify for the competition.
The five selected winners will also be able to bring a companion, bringing the total number of travellers to 10 people. Khairul Aming confirmed that the entire trip will be fully sponsored, subject to the giveaway&rsquo;s terms and conditions.
Fans To Explore Venice, Verona And The Dolomites
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The winners will travel to Italy in October, beginning their journey at Venice Marco Polo Airport.
The group will first spend time exploring Venice before continuing their journey by road to Verona, a historic city known for its cultural landmarks and connection to the famous Romeo and Juliet story.
From there, the trip will continue to its main destination &mdash; the Dolomites mountain range in northeastern Italy.
Known as one of Italy&rsquo;s most beautiful natural attractions, the Dolomites are famous for their dramatic mountain peaks, crystal-clear lakes and stunning landscapes that attract travellers from around the world.
Khairul Aming shared that the itinerary will include various outdoor activities, particularly hiking and exploring the mountainous surroundings.
He also reminded potential winners that the trip will involve plenty of walking and physical activities, encouraging participants to prepare themselves before joining the adventure.
Continuing A Tradition Of Giving Back To Fans
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This is not the first time Khairul Aming has organised a special travel experience for his supporters.
Last year, he brought five lucky winners from his Rendang Nyet Berapi giveaway on a fully sponsored trip to South Island, New Zealand.
The trip included a variety of unforgettable experiences, including hiking around scenic mountain areas, a helicopter ride to snowy peaks, lakeside picnics, stargazing sessions, a cruise, farm visits and cooking sessions with Khairul Aming himself.
Reflecting on last year&rsquo;s winners, Khairul Aming highlighted that the competition was open to everyone, with winners coming from different backgrounds.
Among them were a dentist, a retired soldier and a student, proving that anyone had a chance of winning regardless of their profession or lifestyle.
The announcement of the Italy trip quickly attracted attention online, with many fans jokingly offering themselves as potential plus ones for anyone who manages to secure a winning spot.
Sambal Nyet Bilis Brings A New Twist To Khairul Aming&rsquo;s Popular Range
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Alongside the exciting giveaway, Khairul Aming is also preparing for the launch of Sambal Nyet Bilis, the latest addition to his successful sambal line.
The new product marks another milestone for the entrepreneur after the popularity of his original Sambal Nyet Berapi, which gained a strong following among Malaysian consumers.
Khairul Aming explained that Sambal Nyet Bilis was created to bring back the nostalgic flavours of traditional sambal, inspired by the taste and aroma of sambal commonly prepared by previous generations.
Compared to Sambal Nyet Berapi, the new version features additional ingredients including ikan bilis mata biru, green chilli and belacan, creating a richer and more traditional flavour profile.
He also advised customers not to be surprised by the amount of oil in the sambal, explaining that the product should be mixed thoroughly before consumption to ensure the ingredients are evenly combined.
Sambal Nyet Bilis will be sold at RM15.99 per bottle, with each bottle weighing 180g.
More Than Just A Product Launch
With a new sambal flavour, a TikTok Live launch and the opportunity to travel to Italy with Khairul Aming himself, the Sambal Nyet Bilis launch is expected to attract huge interest from fans.
The giveaway also reflects Khairul Aming&rsquo;s approach of building a strong connection with his audience by creating experiences that go beyond traditional brand promotions.
For lucky buyers, purchasing five bottles of sambal could potentially turn into a once-in-a-lifetime journey through one of Europe&rsquo;s most scenic destinations &mdash; alongside one of Malaysia&rsquo;s most recognisable entrepreneurs.
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Forget ordinary giveaways. Khairul Aming is sending five lucky fans and their plus-ones to Italy for the launch of his new Sambal Nyet Bilis.

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Khairul Aming Offers Fans A Trip To Italy With Sambal Nyet Bilis Launch Giveaway!

Malaysian entrepreneur and content creator Khairul Aming has officially introduced Sambal Nyet Bilis, the fourth product under his RASAPOP brand and his first new sambal in six years. Set to launch this Friday, the highly anticipated product promises a bolder flavour profile while continuing the entrepreneur's commitment to supporting local farmers, fishermen and manufacturers.
The launch comes despite recent issues surrounding the leak of his personal information, with Khairul choosing to remain focused on expanding his business and introducing what he describes as his biggest product release to date.
A New Chapter For The Sambal Nyet Series
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Since launching the original Sambal Nyet Berapi in 2021, Khairul Aming has built one of Malaysia's most successful local food brands. The range later expanded with Dendeng Nyet Berapi and Rendang Nyet Berapi, but fans have been waiting six years for an entirely new sambal.
Now, that wait is over.
According to Khairul, Sambal Nyet Bilis offers a completely different flavour from its predecessor, featuring a richer recipe with more ingredients and a spicier, more aromatic taste.
Unlike the original Sambal Nyet Berapi, which relies heavily on red chillies, the new recipe uses 75% green chillies and 25% red chillies, creating a gentler yet more fragrant heat while maintaining its signature kick.
Fresh anchovies are the star ingredient, complemented by tomatoes, kaffir lime leaves and belacan to produce a sambal inspired by traditional Malaysian flavours.
Personally Sourcing Ingredients Across Malaysia
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One of the highlights of the launch was Khairul Aming documenting his journey across Malaysia to source the best local ingredients personally.
Rather than simply purchasing raw materials, he travelled to Setiu, Terengganu, where he joined local fishermen out at sea to witness first-hand the demanding process of catching fresh anchovies. He explained that the experience gave him a greater appreciation for the hard work involved in producing what many Malaysians often consider an everyday ingredient.
He also visited chilli farms in Banting, Selangor, learning directly from local farmers about cultivating high-quality chillies before selecting those best suited for the new sambal recipe.
The approach reflects Khairul's continued emphasis on working closely with Malaysian suppliers while highlighting the people behind the country's food industry.
100% Malaysian From Farm To Factory
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Khairul also revealed that every stage of production remains entirely local.
After sourcing ingredients from around the country, Sambal Nyet Bilis is produced at RASAPOP's manufacturing facilities in Kota Bharu, Kelantan, where all processes&mdash;including quality control, cooking, bottling, packaging and distribution&mdash;take place under one roof.
The company now operates three factories capable of producing more than 12,000 bottles daily, while providing employment for around 100 local workers.
Describing the product, Khairul said it is:
"Inspired by local flavours, made using local ingredients, produced by local people for the world to enjoy."
Biggest Product Launch Yet
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Khairul Aming has described the upcoming release as the largest product launch since he started his business.
The first sales batch will consist of 125,000 bottles, all of which will be released during a special TikTok LIVE session on:
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<li>Date: 7 August 2026 (Friday)</li>
<li>Time: 9.00pm</li>
<li>Platform: Khairul Aming's TikTok LIVE</li>
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Pricing has yet to be announced, with further details expected before launch day.
Given the overwhelming response to previous Nyet products, many fans are expecting the new sambal to sell out quickly.
Building On Six Years Of Success
Khairul Aming first became a household name through his cooking videos, particularly his annual "30 Hari 30 Resepi" Ramadan series, before successfully turning his popularity into one of Malaysia's fastest-growing food brands.
His original Sambal Nyet Berapi went on to sell millions of bottles, making it one of the country's most recognisable locally developed food products.
With Sambal Nyet Bilis introducing a fresh flavour profile while maintaining the brand's commitment to Malaysian ingredients and manufacturing, Khairul hopes to offer fans something new while continuing to support local communities across the supply chain.
Those hoping to be among the first to try the latest addition to the Nyet family should mark 7 August on their calendars, when 125,000 bottles go on sale during Khairul Aming's TikTok LIVE launch.
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From one sambal to four products. Khairul Aming’s latest Sambal Nyet Bilis is made with locally sourced ingredients from across Malaysia.

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Khairul Aming Unveils New Sambal Nyet Bilis, His Biggest Product Launch Yet!

Local fast-food chain Ahmad's Fried Chicken has officially rebranded as Ahmad's HotChicken, unveiling a refreshed identity alongside one of its boldest moves yet &ndash; the appointment of an "AI CEO" to help manage the business.
The announcement has quickly attracted attention online, with the company claiming to be among the first fast-food brands in Malaysia to integrate artificial intelligence into such a senior leadership role.
AI To Support Operations And Business Decisions
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According to Ahmad's HotChicken, the AI CEO will assist with day-to-day operations, marketing, data analysis and strategic decision-making, allowing the company to respond more quickly to market trends and customer needs.
The brand said artificial intelligence will help it make faster, data-driven decisions while enhancing the overall customer experience.
"AI technology enables us to work faster, make decisions based on data and continuously improve the customer experience. It is part of Ahmad's direction to build the fast-food brand of the future," the company said.
While the announcement refers to an "AI CEO", the company has not disclosed exactly which AI system is being used or how much authority it has within the organisation.
Based on the company's statement, the AI appears to function more as a digital executive assistant or decision-support system rather than replacing a human chief executive entirely.
At the time of writing, Ahmad's HotChicken has yet to provide further technical details on how the AI will operate.
More Than Just A Name Change
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The rebranding goes beyond a new logo and name.
Ahmad's says it has rebuilt the brand from the ground up, refreshing its menu, recipes, customer experience and overall identity to create what it describes as a more modern and distinctive spicy fried chicken brand.
One of the biggest additions is its new "5 Levels of Heat" system, allowing customers to customise the spiciness of their meals. The heat scale ranges from Scaredy Cat for those who prefer no spice, followed by Low Key, Mid, Nocap Hot, and finally Reaper, which uses the famously fiery Carolina Reaper chilli.
The chain said the idea is to let customers choose a spice level that best suits their own tolerance rather than offering a one-size-fits-all experience. Alongside its fried chicken, Ahmad's HotChicken has also introduced new menu items, including Signature Mac &amp; Cheese, made with three types of cheese and topped with crispy beef bacon.
Some customers have also noticed that several promotional visuals and menu graphics appear to have been generated using AI, although the company has not officially confirmed this.
More Than 40 Outlets Across Malaysia
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The rebranded chain currently operates more than 40 outlets across Peninsular Malaysia as well as Sabah and Sarawak.
The company also has ambitions to continue expanding both locally and internationally as part of its long-term growth strategy.
AI In The CEO's Office Is Still Rare
Although artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly common in customer service and business operations, appointing an AI to a leadership role remains highly unusual.
One of the best-known examples is Dictador Europe, a Polish spirits company that introduced an AI-powered robot named Mika as its CEO in 2023.
Meanwhile, Hong Kong-based gaming and education technology company NetDragon Websoft appointed an AI-powered virtual executive called Tang Yu to oversee organisational management, workflow automation and data-driven business processes.
Whether Ahmad's HotChicken's AI CEO will have a similarly significant role remains to be seen, but the move highlights how Malaysian businesses are beginning to experiment with artificial intelligence beyond traditional customer-facing applications.
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New name, new identity, and an AI-powered “CEO”? Is this the future of the F&B industry? 

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Ahmad's Fried Chicken Rebrands As Ahmad's HotChicken, Introduces AI-Powered "CEO" To Help Run Business

Roma has launched its latest "Sedap Dimakan, Enak Dicelup" campaign, celebrating the authentic coconut goodness of its iconic Roma Kelapa biscuits while bringing Malaysians together through moments of sharing and togetherness.
The campaign also marks the return of South Korean superstar Lee Minho as Roma's brand ambassador for a third collaboration, reinforcing the brand's long-standing values of authenticity, trust and family bonding.
Lee Minho Returns As Roma's Brand Ambassador
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Returning for his third collaboration with the brand, Lee Minho once again fronts the Roma Kelapa campaign, helping introduce the biscuit to a new generation of consumers while celebrating the heritage that has made Roma a trusted household name across the region.
Interactive Roadshow At IOI City Mall
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As part of the campaign, Roma is hosting an 11-day roadshow at AEON, LG East Court, IOI City Mall, Putrajaya, from 2 to 12 July 2026. Visitors can enjoy interactive activities, product sampling and experience Roma Kelapa's signature dipping ritual, alongside opportunities to redeem exclusive Lee Minho-themed merchandise while stocks last.
Made with real coconut and enriched with Vitamins E, B1, B2, B6 and B12, Roma Kelapa is known for its distinctive coconut aroma, crunchy texture and the iconic "dip before you eat" experience that has been enjoyed by generations of Malaysians.
Exclusive Collectibles For Fans
Fans can also get their hands on the Lee Minho Edition Roma Kelapa Pack, available in four Roma Kelapa variants. Limited-edition collectibles, including exclusive stickers, floral hand towels, blind boxes featuring Lee Minho keychains and Roma shopping bags, are available throughout the nationwide campaign.
A special campaign event held on 4 July also brought together members of the media, influencers, content creators and Lee Minho fan communities, where guests explored Roma's heritage and took part in a "See, Smell, Crunch &amp; Savour" tasting experience showcasing the biscuit's signature flavour and texture.
Through the campaign, Roma hopes to celebrate not only one of its most iconic products, but also the simple joy of bringing Malaysians together over a familiar family favourite.
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Fans can enjoy exclusive Lee Minho collectibles, Roma Kelapa experiences and more in the brand’s latest campaign.