Malaysian singer Namewee is now looking for a job following his temporary release on police bail.
Namewee, who was placed under remand to assist in the investigation into the murder of Taiwanese influencer Iris Hsieh, said that all his jobs that were scheduled until the end of the year had been cancelled.
Namewee is looking for jobs, even in food and beverages
In his Facebook post last night (17 November), the man sought job opportunities in working behind the scenes of the entertainment industry, and if there’s no luck, he’s willing to venture into another field.
“I know how to make curry, fried chicken, fried rice. Even if I don’t know how to do something, I am willing to learn, as long as I get paid.”
Namewee also revealed that his Chinese New Year (CNY) song for the Year of the Horse in 2026 has been written, but there’s an issue:
The sponsors had exited the collaboration, and Namewee is currently looking for new sponsors for his CNY song next year.
Namewee’s promise to future sponsors
In the meantime, he also made a promise to the future, possible sponsors for any possible ‘damages’ that might take place during this period of time.
“The sponsors will get a free advertisement, and my song contains no vulgarities. If the music video for my CNY song gets less than 10 million views, I’ll refund you half the price.”
“If ‘something happens’ before CNY, I’ll make a full refund.”
Namewee was released on police bail on 13 November, and the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) also revealed that his ‘freedom’ is temporary as he is only released until 26 November.
On Sunday (16 November), Iris Hsieh’s body was cremated in Malaysia, and her parents watched the funeral online.
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Also read: Taiwanese Adult Star Says Namewee Brought Her to Malaysia, Gave Her “Happy Water” & Slept with Her
