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No Love For Love Raya

03-Apr-24 18:00

No Love For Love Raya

Entrepreneur and influencer Dato Aliff Shukri Kamarzaman is under fire for posting a teaser clip of his latest Aidilfitri song, Love Raya; which many have deemed inappropriate. The video depicted him with 8 male dancers in costumes, gyrating and preening at the camera. Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil has requested MCMC to take action, and called for content creators to create "appropriate content for all ages." We get into the question of accountability when it comes to consuming online content, and whether the onus is on the creator, the government or the self.

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Produced by: Evening Edition

Presented by: Lee Chwi Lynn, Sharaad Kuttan


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Categories:  controversiesmusicgovernment

Tags:  self regulationsocial media influencersdigital contenthari rayaaliff shukrimcmcfahmi fadzil





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