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Kak Kek Ngajar Oppa Kecek 

In order to win the title of best "social media influencer," Kak Kek uses a Korean bachelor, Hyun, to increase the number of views on her videos, not realizing that her intention will hurt Hyun's feelings.
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In order to win the title of best "social media influencer," Kak Kek uses a Korean bachelor, Hyun, to increase the number of views on her videos, not realizing that her intention will hurt Hyun's feelings.

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Studio:U2 Media Sdn Bhd

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