It’s never a quiet day when it comes to Dato Aliff Syukri. The entrepreneur has been causing quite an uproar lately with his latest Raya music video, “Kelepok Raya” where he was accompanied by male dancers in ‘baju melayu’ dancing suggestively to the song.
Netizens and celebrities gave their thoughts on the video and this controversy even caught the attention of Religious Affairs Minister, Datuk Idris Ahmad who called for Aliff to take down the video. Singer Damian Mikhail even gave his two cents on the controversial video and it looks like someone is not happy about it.
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Damian Mikhail recently posted on his Instagram account commenting on Aliff Syukri’s “Kelepok Raya” music video where he said that his motives for doing the video was not really for publicity but to “come out of the closet”. The singer’s words were backed up by netizens in the comments section.
Aliff Syurki saw the post and was not in the least bit happy about it as he is now threatening to sue Damian for RM1 million for slander. The 35-year-old posted on his Instagram feed as well on his Instastories urging an unnamed individual to make a public apology in 24 hours or else pay the consequences.
The controversial entrepreneur requested in his Instasstory that the apology should come in the form of a video as well and if the unnamed individual fails to do so, he would proceed with a lawsuit. Although unnamed, it was clear who Aliff was referring to based on his screenshots.
The “Badang” star posted screenshots of his conversations with his lawyer and his plans to sue the singer since there has been no public apology video made. Aliff posted the screenshot of his lawyer replying to his messages saying that he could sue for RM500k to RM1 million. Damian and his legal team have yet to respond to Aliff’s plans to sue him.
The “Kelepok Raya” singer was previously called by MCMC because of the many complaints received regarding his recent music video. It was reported that Aliff and everyone involved were being investigated under Section 233 of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 for the video.
