Annoyed Because of Falling Due to Ade Londok 'Odading' Pulling His Chair, Malih: Looking for Attention but Forcing It

Kapanlagi.com - An unpleasant incident has just happened to Malih Tongtong. This senior comedian from Betawi felt annoyed when he was in a scene with Ade Londok 'Odading' in a TV program.

Malih revealed that although the scene was not too dangerous, it was an insult. Moreover, he and Ade Londok were playing together for the first time.

"It's not possible to create danger, but it's a little bit of an insult. Why does comedy have to be like that?" said Malih Tongtong quoted from Deddy Corbuzier's podcast, Wednesday (4/11).

1. Learn Comedy

In addition, for Malih himself, being funny is not an easy and funny matter. That's why he suggests that anyone who wants to enter the world of comedy must learn how to do comedy well and correctly without insulting.

"So find another way. That's why I said earlier, let's learn comedy first, if you can, then become a comedy player," he explained.

2. Forcing Laughter

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Malih also criticized what Ade Londok did by pulling his chair when he was about to sit. According to this 71-year-old comedian, it is inappropriate and not good to see.

"That's also what it means, so it's not good. Forcing laughter," he said.

3. Not Funny at All

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Malih reaffirms that anyone who wants to enter the entertainment world, especially comedy, must learn how to do comedy. He does not want what happened to him to happen to others, where the outcome is not funny at all. 

"Funny, but it's not. Not funny. Like I said earlier, joking should not be forced. If it's supposed to be funny, then let it be funny," he said. 

However, Malih doesn't mind sharing the stage with Ade Londok again, as long as there is clear direction. 

"Yes, it's okay, but let's have a briefing first. What do you want to bring out?" he added. 

(kpl/dwn)