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Julian Khoo

Julian Khoo, BROLAB

24-Jun-15 20:00

Julian Khoo

He's the dapper dude that won Esquire Malaysia's Best Dressed Real Man in 2014, he was also one of the top Counter Strike players for Malayasia, and has most recently created a community of like minded fitness focussed friends. Julian Khoo joined us in the studio tonight. It was his first time on radio so we were gentle on him; that doesn't happen very often.

For the record Julian scored 9 points in Smarty Pants! Not too shabby!

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