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Not Your Ordinary Clubhouse

Az Samad

24-Feb-21 22:00

Not Your Ordinary Clubhouse

Labelled as the next big thing in social media, Clubhouse, a drop-in audio chat application gained traction as Malaysians jumped on the bandwagon resulting in a trending topic on all social media platforms. An application that aims to congregate users to share and discuss their thoughts on various topics, ultimately seeking to build a network among users. Az Samad, guitarist and educator walks us through the application, shares his experience being on Clubhouse and the future of this social networking application.

IMAGE SOURCE: Boumen Japet / SHUTTERSTOCK

Produced by: Ali Johan, Othniel Ting

Presented by: Ali Johan, Othniel Ting


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