M’sian Goes to Stadium for Malaysia Cup Final But Watches Movie on Her Phone Instead of the Match

Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) FC recently made history by winning the quadruple for 2 consecutive years after beating Terengganu FC 3-1 in the Malaysia Cup Final on 8 December.

Furthermore, to mark the occasion, the Johor State Government has announced 17 December as a public holiday in the state.

The Malaysia Cup Final was played in the Bukit Jalil National Stadium and recently, one funny observation by a Malaysian at the stadium during the game has garnered attention on social media.

As shared by @ni4lll on TikTok, he spotted one of the stadium attendees near him during the match watching a movie on her smartphone instead of focusing on things happening on the pitch.

The 15-second video began with @ni4lll panning the camera across the stadium to show the seats being packed to the brim with JDT FC and Terengganu FC supporters waving their colourful banners and flags.

Halfway through, he focused the camera on a woman who was glued to her smartphone while watching a movie.

The video has garnered over 193,000 views and more than 4,300 likes as of the time of writing, with @ni4lll writing this overlaid text on the video,

“I’m tired of thinking what’s the function of her coming to the stadium ???”

Moreover, in the caption, @ni4lll jokingly wrote that maybe the woman was forced to come to the stadium.

You can watch the TikTok video here:

@ni4lllmungkin kene paksa pegi stadium ?♬ Džanum – aysheeXD Remix – KlaizeeXD

In the comments stadium, many Malaysians were amused by the woman’s actions and found it relatable to when they were at a place they didn’t want to be at.

One commenter said that there was nothing weird about what the woman was doing as she might just be there to accompany her boyfriend or spouse.

Meanwhile, another commenter shared how she was dragged to the stadium once and ended up falling asleep after just 10 minutes.

So, what do you guys think of the video? Share your thoughts with us in the comments.

Also read: Johor Declares 17 Dec as Special Holiday Following JDT’s Malaysia Cup Victory