Choi Siwon Alias Mas Agung 'Forces' Indonesian Fans to Subscribe to His Youtube Channel, Initially Thought to be a Fake Account

Kapanlagi.com - Choi Siwon is getting more local. The visual of Super Junior, who is very popular in Indonesia, has made numerous posts on social media using the Indonesian language. His style is like a local artist.

For those who don't know, Siwon now has his own Youtube channel. In his videos, Siwon shares stories about his activities and random things in life. As of this news being published, the star of the drama MY FELLOW CITIZEN already has more than 150 thousand subscribers.

1. Request for Subscription

(credit: twitter.com/siwonchoi)

On Tuesday morning (2/6/2020), Siwon greeted his fans through Twitter. In the selfie he uploaded, he looked sweetly smiling and was inside a car. The tweet he made didn't really connect with the photo. Basically, he asked Indonesian fans, whom he considered as family, to subscribe to his Youtube channel.

"Those who haven't watched, please watch and like & subscribe.
It is said that Indonesian family rarely promotes... hmm...," Siwon wrote.

2. Confusing Fans

(credit: twitter.com/siwonchoi)

Reading Siwon's tweet, Indonesian fans immediately burst into laughter. The name Siwon, Mas Agung, instantly became trending on Twitter. Some fans even admitted that they were confused every time they saw Siwon tweeting in Indonesian.

"Honestly, sometimes I'm confused with your account, Bang. I have to think first, 'Is this the real Siwon's official account or just a fake account?', because usually when it's fake, it's like, 'Hah??'," wrote the owner of the @smstan_tuwir account, which was agreed upon by other fans.

3. Using Memes

(credit: twitter.com/siwonchoi)

Not only that, Siwon made a tweet asking fans to subscribe and like his Youtube video. Funny thing is, he also uploaded an Indonesian meme that says 'MAJU LO SINI' (come here).

Mas Agung is always up to something. Come on, hurry and subscribe to his Youtube channel. So Mas Agung will love his family in Indonesia even more.

(kpl/pit)