A couple of weeks ago, Aisar Khaled caught the attention of many netizens after he proudly revealed that he bought himself a new house at the age of 22. The house, located near KLCC, is said to be worth RM1 million.
In the video posted on his socials, the local influencer was also seen signing a document. Not only that, he was also spotted handing over a hefty amount of cash notes to a woman believed to be the house agent.
It all started when Aisar’s IG video began making rounds on various social media platforms including TikTok. Apparently, he was exposed for supposedly lying to his followers about buying the apartment. As seen in some of the screenshots shared by Twitter user @nabilfikran10, some of the eagle-eyed commentators noticed that he was in fact, signing a tenancy agreement.
Seemingly berated, the netizen then remarked, “Shameless! This ‘muka jamban’ (ugly) fella claimed he purchased his own apartment. Turns out, he’s only renting the place.” At the time of writing (Monday, 11th April), Nabil’s post had since gone viral, amassing over 1k retweets on social media.
Now that the truth has supposedly been revealed, many netizens have taken to the replies space to put the controversial figure on blast. Others also called for the public to stop giving him free publicity. To quote a few netizens on Twitter, “Enough of bringing his content to Twitter. We should just block him for good.”
So far, Aisar has yet to address the allegation left by netizens.
Update (Tuesday, 12th April):
Do we sense trouble for Aisar Khaled? The Inland Revenue Board Of Malaysia (LHDN) was recently spotted leaving a comment on Aisar’s recent post on TikTok. In the video, the YouTuber was spotted flaunting his RM100 cash notes, as he shared with his followers some tips on how to become a millionaire. In response to the video, LHDN commented, “Thanks (to the netizens) for mentioning us (in the comments). We’ll be checking this matter soon.”
Check out Aisar’s video here:
https://www.tiktok.com/@aisarkhaledd/video/7084930127909506331?
Source: Oh Media.
