There’s no denying that we have some extraordinary talents in Malaysia. From athletes, doctors, actors and singers, many have proven that they have what it takes to make it big in their respective industries. However, only a handful have managed to spread their wings and reach higher success abroad.
One of these amazing talents that is on his way to bigger and better things is Mohamad Sofian Abdullah or Sofyank96 on his socials. The content creator is known for his high-quality visual effects (VFX) videos and he even got the opportunity to work with his idol Zach King. Speaking of idols, the Malaysian talent has blown fans away once again with his recent project.
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Back in January, Sofian announced that he’ll be flying to Australia to work with the stars of Marvel’s “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania”, Paul Rudd and Johnathan Majors on a few projects. Yesterday (Wednesday, 23rd February), the VFX artist finally unveiled the first video he did with Ant-Man himself.
In the 2-minute skit, the 27-year-old shared with his audience that he’ll be in Sydney to personally give the Marvel actor a teleporting device he invented. After shrinking to ant size, the internet celeb made his way to the land down under to present the Golden Globe nominee with the gift. However, things doesn’t go as plan as the 53-year-old star finds himself in Malaysia by accident after triggering the teleportation device.
Just as he is about to enjoy himself, the American celeb is task at saving the day again. The video ended by showing a preview of the latest installment of the “Ant-Man” film series. At the time of writing, the project managed to gain over 16k views on YouTube, and over 300k views on both IG reels and Twitter.
Netizens praised Sofian for the amazing content and for outdoing himself yet again. Many were blown away by the visual effects done by the artist himself with some saying that they are proud of his achievements. Fans also praised Paul for giving his all to the Malaysian influencer’s video and even complimented his Malay slang.
If you’re wondering how long did it take for him to edit the whole video, the content creator revealed that it took him 6-8 nights to finish the project. As for the video with Jonathan Majors, hopefully we won’t have to wait too long for its release.
Sources: Instagram, Twitter, YouTube
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