Remember Malaysian Idol? The show introduced us to the unforgettable Jaclyn Victor, whose unique voice has captivated audiences far and wide. Even former President Barack Obama couldn’t resist her charm when he heard her perform at the national palace during his visit to Malaysia in 2014. As fans wait eagerly for her upcoming live concert, they recently got a delightful glimpse of her fun and playful side.
Singer Farez Adnan, a former contestant in the Malaysian singing contest “Akademi Fantasia”, posted a heartwarming and hilarious clip of Jaclyn on his TikTok. The video features Jaclyn belting out Christina Aguilera’s iconic song “Hurt,” completely immersed in its raw emotion. What makes the video even more entertaining is the unconventional position Jaclyn was in while singing. Kneeling and bending down, she gave her all to hit every note, showing her dedication and passion for music.
The fun didn’t stop there. Midway through the song, Farez decided to join in, creating an impromptu duet that was nothing short of magical he added a rift towards the end making the song sound like it was a ‘dangdut’ (Indonesian folk music). Their chemistry and harmony were spot-on, proving that great music can happen anytime, anywhere.
The best part? Jaclyn had no idea she was being recorded! When she finally noticed Farez capturing the moment, she let out a playful scream, and the two burst into laughter. It was a genuine and spontaneous moment that showcased Jaclyn’s natural, goofy element, something Malaysians don’t often get to see.
Fans who grew up watching Jaclyn perform with elegance and grace on stage were thrilled to see this new side of her. The video has since gone viral, spreading smiles and laughter across social media. It’s a reminder that even legends have their lighthearted moments, and it’s those candid, unfiltered instances that make us love them even more.
Watch the video of Jaclyn here:
@farezadnanofficial HAHAHAH KORANG TENGOK LA PENYANYI KESAYANGAN RAKYAT MALAYSIA!! @Jaclyn Victor !
Source: Tiktok
Jade Mary contributed to this article.
