CUCKOO celebrated its 8th anniversary in style with its “CUCKOO Appreci8th” concert in Axiata Arena this past weekend. Lee Min Ho (이민호), one of the International Brand Ambassadors for the brand, also made a special appearance during the event, alongside our very own Dato’ Sri Siti Nurhaliza.
During the event, TokTi even managed to quickly snap a few selfies with the K-drama star. Apparently, the singer wasn’t the only one who got lucky at that time. Another person who was fortunate enough to stand on the same stage with Min Ho include ERA fm announcer Radin.
The 32-year-old celeb shared a few pics of him with Min Ho during the concert. “After shaking hands with @actorleeminho on the stage last night, many requested me to not wash my hands or sell my right hand on Shopee,” he wrote on his socials.
The post was flooded with numerous remarks from netizens, who were understandably jealous upon seeing the interaction between Radin and Min Ho on the stage. Others also joked that they are willing to purchase Radin’s hand. “I suggest you have your right hand framed,” one commenter on IG wrote. “Bang Radin, please cut off your (right) hand. I would like to buy them,” another netizen wrote.
Radin’s “hand” wasn’t the only rare item that has been put on sale. It appears that more items that Min Ho touched during his visit to Malaysia are currently up for grabs online. Recently, a video posted by user Aqish Bahrum went viral on TikTok. The video shows the “City Hunter” star following his arrival in Malaysia. He was seen passing through the security checkpoint at the airport.
In the video, it’s understood that the reseller is planning to sell all the used items by Min Ho, such as a pair of gloves, and also tray, among others. That’s not all! As revealed on @era.je’s official Instagram, several other rare items such as phone, microphone, and even the chair that Min Ho sat on were also listed on sale on the Carousell site, with price ranging from RM4.5k to RM45k.
Watch the videos here:
https://www.tiktok.com/@aqishbahrum/video/7150053258340437274?
That said, we’re quite unsure on whether the listings are fake or not. Then again, would you spend a hefty amount of cash just to get your hands on these rare items?
