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Noona Ghosting Politics

Kam Raslan | Ezra Zaid | Azura Rahman

28-Feb-20 21:00

Noona Ghosting Politics

It’s a nostalgic affair on this week’s episode. Kam Raslan is joined by BFM darlings Azura Rahman and Ezra Zaid. In the light of Malaysia’s political chaos, Kam began the show with the imagery behind politicians – abled administrator versus patronage. The trio discussed which type of politicians are Malaysians more inclined towards, memes from the political turmoil and Milo truck amongst others. Then, noona Azura lightened the mood with a K-Pop 101 session. Also, fangirling to K-pop idols in your 30s? It’s a-okay! Wrapping up the show and his 9 eventful years in BFM, Ezra talked about ghosting and goodbyes. So, this is his proper send off – we wish him all the best! Annyeong!

Produced by: Ali Johan


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