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Malaysia is moving closer to enforcing a minimum age requirement of 16 years old for social media users, with implementation potentially beginning as early as July 2026. Deputy Communications Minister Teo Nie Ching said the initiative is currently undergoing a regulatory &ldquo;sandbox&rdquo; phase, where authorities are testing and refining the most effective methods of implementation before full enforcement.
The proposed age restriction forms part of the Online Safety Act 2025, which came into force earlier this year. The law aims to strengthen protections for minors against online threats such as exploitation, cyberbullying, misinformation, harmful content, and negative psychological impacts linked to excessive social media use.
According to Teo, discussions with social media platform providers are ongoing to determine the safest and most practical approach to verifying users&rsquo; ages while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
Regulatory Sandbox: Testing Before Enforcement
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The regulatory sandbox phase allows the government to pilot different age-verification mechanisms and evaluate their effectiveness before rolling out nationwide enforcement.
&ldquo;We have begun discussions with platform providers under the Online Safety Act. We are now in the regulatory sandbox stage to identify the best, most effective and safest way to conduct age verification,&rdquo; Teo explained.
While July has been set as an initial target for enforcement, the government has indicated that full implementation is expected in the second half of 2026, depending on the outcomes of ongoing trials and consultations with industry stakeholders.
This approach reflects the government&rsquo;s intention to balance child protection with practical considerations for families, schools, and businesses that rely on digital platforms.
eKYC and Digital Identity Verification
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To ensure compliance with the minimum age requirement, the government is considering the adoption of electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC) systems across social media platforms. Under this framework, users may be required to verify their identity using official documents such as MyKad, passports, or MyDigital ID during account registration.
The government is reportedly targeting the implementation of digital identity verification across all platforms by the end of the second quarter of 2026. This move is intended to prevent minors from bypassing age restrictions and to improve accountability among platform operators.
However, officials have yet to confirm the final enforcement mechanism, and details of how eKYC will be implemented across different platforms are still under discussion.
Rising Concerns Over Youth Safety Online
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The push for stricter age limits reflects growing concerns about the impact of social media on young people. Policymakers have highlighted risks such as online addiction, cyberbullying, exposure to inappropriate content, exploitation, and the spread of misinformation.
The issue has gained renewed attention following recent incidents of online harassment involving public figures, including national athletes. While Teo noted that she had yet to receive confirmation from the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) regarding specific complaints, the broader conversation around digital safety has intensified.
Government officials have emphasised that the primary goal of the policy is to protect children rather than penalise parents or guardians. Authorities have also indicated that there are no plans to hold parents legally responsible if minors access social media once the rules come into effect.
Learning from Global Trends
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Malaysia&rsquo;s proposed age restriction aligns with a growing global movement to regulate social media access for minors. In late 2025, Australia became the first country to ban social media accounts for children under 16, sparking international debate on how governments should safeguard young users in the digital age.
Malaysia is reportedly studying international models, including age-gating systems, parental control mechanisms, and platform-level restrictions, to determine the most suitable approach for local implementation.
The decision to raise the minimum age from the previously discussed 13 to 16 also reflects increasing awareness of the long-term effects of social media on adolescents&rsquo; mental health and development.
A Broader Digital Regulatory Agenda
The proposed social media age limit is part of Malaysia&rsquo;s broader digital regulatory agenda aimed at improving accountability among tech companies and strengthening online safety standards. Authorities are working closely with ministries, regulators, and industry players to finalise the framework, including enforcement procedures and compliance requirements.
While many details remain under development, the government has signalled its commitment to ensuring that digital platforms operating in Malaysia take greater responsibility for protecting vulnerable users.
If implemented as planned, the policy could mark a significant shift in how social media is regulated in the country, placing Malaysia among nations adopting stricter digital age limits amid mounting concerns over youth well-being in the online era.
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TWICE member Chaeyoung has announced her departure from JYP Entertainment after 14 years with the agency, becoming the second member of the K-pop girl group to leave the company.
The 27-year-old singer and rapper shared the news through a handwritten letter on Instagram on Thursday, 13 August, telling fans that she is ready to enter a new chapter of her career while continuing her activities with TWICE.
Chaeyoung Begins A New Chapter With &lsquo;LIL FANTASY&rsquo;
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Addressing ONCE, TWICE&rsquo;s official fandom, Chaeyoung said she wanted her fans to hear the news directly from her.
&ldquo;I&rsquo;m so excited to step into a new chapter and bring my new LIL FANTASY, a world where I can explore and build my music,&rdquo; she wrote.
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The reference to LIL FANTASY comes from her debut solo album, LIL FANTASY vol.1, which was released in September 2025. The project marked her first major step as a solo artist and reflected her more personal and experimental approach to music.
While Chaeyoung has not confirmed whether LIL FANTASY will become the name of a new agency or independent label, her statement suggests that she intends to continue developing her solo music outside JYP Entertainment.
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She also expressed her gratitude to JYP Entertainment and Team TWICE, having spent 14 years with the company since joining as a trainee in 2012.
&ldquo;I want to deeply thank everyone at JYP and Team TWICE for believing in and supporting me over the past 14 years,&rdquo; she said, while also thanking her fellow members for being her &ldquo;strength and biggest supporters&rdquo;.
Chaeyoung Confirms She Will Remain In TWICE
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Despite leaving JYP Entertainment, Chaeyoung made it clear that her departure from the agency does not mean she is leaving TWICE.
&ldquo;Most of all, please know that nothing changes with TWICE,&rdquo; she wrote.
Chaeyoung added that her time with TWICE would always remain her roots, acknowledging that the group has played a major role in shaping her career and the love she has received from fans.
&ldquo;I hope both Chaeyoung of TWICE and Chaeyoung in LIL FANTASY can continue to create music that brings meaning to you as well,&rdquo; she added.
The reassurance is likely to come as a relief to ONCE, particularly as Chaeyoung becomes the second member to leave JYP Entertainment within the same week.
Jeongyeon Was The First TWICE Member To Leave JYP
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Before Chaeyoung's announcement, fellow TWICE member Jeongyeon revealed on 10 August that she had also departed JYP Entertainment after 11 years with the agency.
Jeongyeon has since signed with VARO Entertainment, the agency that also represents her older sister and actress Gong Seung-yeon. However, like Chaeyoung, Jeongyeon remains a member of TWICE and will continue participating in the group&rsquo;s activities.
This means that while two members have now left JYP Entertainment for their individual careers, TWICE itself remains a nine-member group. The remaining members &mdash; Nayeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun and Tzuyu &mdash; have yet to have their individual contract situations revealed.
The members are understood to be navigating their individual and group activities as they continue their careers following years under JYP Entertainment.
TWICE Continue As A Nine-Member Group
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Formed through JYP Entertainment's survival programme Sixteen, TWICE officially debuted in October 2015 with &ldquo;Like OOH-AHH&rdquo;.
The group went on to become one of K-pop's biggest acts, releasing numerous chart-topping albums and hits while building a huge international fanbase.
TWICE recently completed the Seoul finale of their sixth world tour, This Is For, with performances held at KSPO Dome from 10 to 12 July 2026.
With Chaeyoung and Jeongyeon both confirming that they will continue group activities, their departures from JYP Entertainment currently appear to be focused on their individual careers rather than an exit from TWICE.
What&rsquo;s Next For Chaeyoung?
For now, Chaeyoung has not revealed which agency, if any, she will sign with for her solo career.
Her latest announcement suggests that she intends to have greater creative freedom through her LIL FANTASY project, allowing her to explore music and artistic ideas outside of JYP Entertainment.
Her debut solo album, LIL FANTASY vol.1, also received international recognition, ranking No. 86 on Rolling Stone&rsquo;s 100 Best Albums of 2025 and appearing on year-end K-pop album lists from Billboard and Forbes.
With her solo career still in its early stages, fans will now be watching closely to see what Chaeyoung's next chapter brings &mdash; while continuing to support her as a member of TWICE.
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Chaeyoung is leaving JYP Entertainment after 14 years, but fans can breathe easy — she’s staying with TWICE.

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TWICE’s Chaeyoung Leaves JYP Entertainment, Confirms She Will Remain In The Group

Shopee users in Malaysia now have another way to pay for their online purchases, with Touch &rsquo;n Go eWallet (TNG eWallet) now supported through DuitNow QR.
The addition fulfils a long-standing request from Malaysian shoppers who have wanted to use their TNG eWallet balance directly when checking out on Shopee. However, there is a catch &mdash; TNG eWallet is not available as a direct payment option. Instead, shoppers will need to select DuitNow QR at checkout and complete the payment through the TNG eWallet app.
How To Pay For Shopee Purchases With TNG eWallet
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The process is relatively straightforward.
When checking out on Shopee, users can select DuitNow QR as their preferred payment method. Shopee will then generate a QR code for the transaction.
From there, shoppers have two options. They can either save or take a screenshot of the QR code and open it through the TNG eWallet app, or use the app's Universal Scan feature to scan the code directly.
Once scanned, TNG eWallet will display the total payment amount along with Shopee Marketplace as the merchant. Users can then review the details and confirm the transaction to complete their purchase.
While it is not quite the seamless integration some users may have expected, the DuitNow QR option effectively allows TNG eWallet users to pay for Shopee purchases without having to rely on a card or online banking.
Interestingly, Shopee's payment information still lists Touch &rsquo;n Go and Boost as unsupported e-wallet payment methods, meaning DuitNow QR currently serves as the workaround for TNG eWallet users.
TNG eWallet Users Can Also Earn Cashback
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The new payment option comes with another potential perk for shoppers.
Eligible users can earn 1% cashback on Shopee purchases through TNG eWallet's Shop &amp; Earn programme, with cashback capped at RM6.67 per order.
To qualify, shoppers need to enter Shopee through the Shop &amp; Earn page in the TNG eWallet app before making their purchase. Simply paying with TNG eWallet through DuitNow QR does not necessarily guarantee cashback if the required Shop &amp; Earn process is not followed.
Cashback is typically tracked within two days and confirmed within 14 days.
However, there are several exclusions shoppers should be aware of.
Which Shopee Purchases Are Not Eligible For Cashback?
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According to TNG Digital, cashback does not apply to certain types of purchases and transactions.
These include:
<ul>
<li>Digital goods</li>
<li>Telco and utility payments</li>
<li>Vouchers</li>
<li>Travel bookings</li>
<li>Donations</li>
<li>Cinema and event purchases</li>
<li>Local services</li>
<li>Investments</li>
<li>ShopeePay Near Me transactions</li>
</ul>
Shopee LIVE products and streaming-priced items are also excluded, while purchases made using promo codes or vouchers that are not featured on the Shop &amp; Earn platform may not qualify.
Additional charges such as fees, taxes, service charges, shipping and delivery costs are also excluded from the cashback calculation.
As such, shoppers should check the Shop &amp; Earn terms before making a purchase if they are specifically shopping to earn cashback.
What Other Payment Methods Does Shopee Malaysia Support?
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The addition of DuitNow QR gives Shopee users another payment option alongside its existing methods.
Shopee Malaysia currently supports payment methods including SPay, credit and debit cards, online banking, Google Pay, Apple Pay, cash-on-delivery (COD) and cash payments at selected physical payment locations.
For online banking, shoppers can choose from numerous participating banks, including Maybank, CIMB, RHB, Public Bank, Hong Leong Bank, HSBC, Bank Islam, Bank Rakyat, OCBC and UOB, among others.
Eligible shoppers can also access instalment plans through selected credit cards, while Shopee's SPayLater service provides a buy-now-pay-later option for users who meet the relevant eligibility requirements.
A Step Towards More Flexible Digital Payments
Although TNG eWallet has not been added as a standalone payment option on Shopee, its integration through DuitNow QR gives Malaysian shoppers more flexibility at checkout.
It also highlights how DuitNow QR is increasingly becoming a bridge between different digital payment platforms, allowing users to make payments across participating merchants and services without being tied to a single e-wallet ecosystem.
For regular Shopee shoppers who already keep money in their TNG eWallet, the new option offers another convenient way to pay &mdash; and potentially earn a little cashback along the way.
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Malaysians can finally use their TNG eWallet on Shopee — specifically through DuitNow QR at checkout.

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Shopee Malaysia Now Accepts TNG eWallet Payments Through DuitNow QR

Formula 1 fans in Malaysia can finally start planning their return to the Sepang International Circuit, with tickets for the Formula 1 Gulf Air Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026 now on sale.
Taking place from 2 to 4 October 2026, the three-day race weekend will mark F1's return to Malaysia after a nine-year absence. Malaysian citizens with a valid MyKad will also benefit from special ticket rates, with prices starting from just RM200.
The event is being held at Sepang as a replacement for the Bahrain Grand Prix, which was unable to take place as originally scheduled.
F1 Malaysia 2026 Ticket Prices
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The special Malaysian rates are available exclusively to MyKad holders, with six ticket categories available. All listed prices include tax.
The G Hillstand is the cheapest option at RM200 for the full three-day weekend. It offers an open-air grass viewing area without allocated seating.
Meanwhile, the B and C Hillstands provide open-air viewing from different sections of the circuit, while the F, K1 and Main Grandstands offer seated and rooftop viewing.
Where Can You Watch The Action At Sepang?
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For fans looking to choose their viewing spot based on the racing action, each section offers a different perspective of the 5.5km Sepang International Circuit.
The B Hillstand, priced at RM809.60, overlooks Turns 12 to 14, where drivers tackle a series of fast, sweeping corners and make rapid changes in direction.
The C Hillstand, also RM809.60, looks towards Turns 9 to 11 and part of the back straight. It offers a combination of slower, technical corners as well as a view of the cars accelerating towards higher speeds.
For those looking for grandstand seating, the F Grandstand costs RM1,291.40 and overlooks Turns 7 and 8. The section offers a close look at drivers braking hard before navigating the connected corners and getting back on the throttle.
At RM1,386, the K1 Grandstand faces the opening corners of the circuit. It could be one of the most exciting spots during the first lap, when the entire grid charges towards Turn 1 and drivers battle for position under heavy braking.
At the top end, the Main Grandstand costs RM2,083.40. It provides views of the start and finish line, pit lane activity, team garages and pit stops, as well as the post-race podium celebrations.
How Much Are F1 Tickets For International Fans?
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International visitors will have separate ticket rates, with three-day passes priced in US dollars.
At the current approximate exchange rate, this works out to roughly RM895 to RM2,314, depending on the ticket category.
The G Hillstand is only available under the Malaysian citizen ticket category, meaning international fans cannot purchase the RM200 option.
While prices are displayed in US dollars for international visitors, the ticketing information states that transactions will ultimately be processed in Bahraini dinars according to the prevailing exchange rate at the time of purchase.
Child Ticket Discounts Available
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Families attending the 2026 F1 Malaysia race will also be able to take advantage of child concessions.
Children aged three to six are eligible for a 25% discount on ticket prices, although the discount does not apply to the G Hillstand.
Children under three years old can enter for free, but they will not be allocated their own seat.
MyKad eligibility will be verified when purchasing Malaysian-rate tickets, with discounted tickets potentially being invalidated if the purchaser does not meet the eligibility requirements.
F1 Returns To Sepang After Nine Years
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The 2026 Formula 1 race will be a significant return for Malaysian motorsport fans, with Sepang last hosting an F1 race in 2017.
The Malaysian Grand Prix was held at Sepang from 1999 to 2017, becoming one of the most recognisable races on the F1 calendar during its run. Malaysia eventually stopped hosting the race amid rising hosting and licensing costs, bringing an end to an 18-year stint on the Formula 1 calendar.
Now, almost a decade later, F1 will once again return to the iconic circuit for a full race weekend featuring practice sessions, qualifying and the main Grand Prix.
Tickets Are On Sale Now
Tickets are being sold through the official Bahrain Grand Prix <a href="https://www.bahraingp.com/blog/events/event-overview-2026/">ticketing platform</a>, with strong demand expected from Malaysian fans eager to see Formula 1 return to Sepang.
The RM200 G Hillstand tickets are likely to be particularly attractive for fans looking for the cheapest way to experience the F1 weekend, while those wanting premium views of the grid, pit lane and podium will need to spend up to RM2,083.40 for the Main Grandstand.
With the race scheduled for Friday, 2 October to Sunday, 4 October 2026, fans planning to attend are encouraged to secure their tickets early as demand for F1's return to Malaysia is expected to be high.
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Planning to catch F1’s return to Sepang? Tickets are selling fast, so get yours while you still can.

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F1 Bahrain GP Malaysia 2026 Tickets Start From RM200 For MyKad Holders

A 24-year-old man at the centre of controversy surrounding the death of Rocky, a dog that died during a stray-dog capture operation in Klang, has broken his silence, denying that he intended to harm or kill the animal.
Muhammad Shah Hizam said he has been living under considerable pressure following intense online backlash, including death threats against himself and his family.
Speaking at a #JusticeForShah press conference in Bukit Jelutong, Shah said he was saddened by Rocky&rsquo;s death but maintained that he was at Taman Telok Gedong Indah on 29 July only to assist with an assigned task.
&ldquo;I do not support cruelty towards animals, let alone have any intention of hurting or killing one.&rdquo;
He also stressed that he had no involvement in Rocky&rsquo;s death and did not attend the operation with the intention of harming any animal.
Shah Says He Was Assisting An Official MBDK Operation
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Shah&rsquo;s lawyer, Muhammad Rafique Rashid Ali, said his client was not acting independently during the operation.
According to Rafique, Shah had been invited in writing by the Jalan Sama Gagah Rukun Tetangga (KRT) in Taman Telok Gedong Indah to participate as a residents&rsquo; representative in an official operation conducted by the Klang Royal City Council (MBDK).
Around 50 residents were reportedly involved in the operation, with MBDK officers briefing participants on the procedures for capturing stray dogs.
Rafique also stressed that the neck loop used to restrain the dogs was not Shah&rsquo;s personal equipment, but was supplied by MBDK.
He said the operation successfully captured 12 other stray dogs without injury, with Rocky being the only dog confirmed to have died during the incident.
Lawyer Says Situation Became Chaotic
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Rafique claimed the situation involving Rocky became chaotic when a woman who identified herself as the dog's owner intervened to stop the animal from being taken away.
According to Shah&rsquo;s account, the woman allegedly hugged Rocky and sat on the dog while it was still alive in an attempt to prevent its capture.
A struggle reportedly followed while the loop remained around Rocky&rsquo;s neck, creating a tense and chaotic situation.
Rafique maintained that the circumstances surrounding Rocky&rsquo;s death should be properly established rather than determined through online speculation.
The lawyer also disputed a viral X-ray image that was allegedly said to show Rocky had suffered a fractured spine after being beaten. He claimed his team had been informed that the image was fake and said they did not know its actual source.
Shah Says He And His Family Received Threats
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The controversy escalated after footage of the incident circulated widely online.
Shah said he became the target of severe backlash and alleged death threats after the video went viral. His lawyer claimed that Shah&rsquo;s identity and face were widely shared online, with some users labelling him a &ldquo;killer&rdquo; and &ldquo;animal abuser&rdquo;.
Rafique also alleged that threats extended to Shah&rsquo;s family, with some individuals making comments wishing harm upon his loved ones.
Shah said physical threats were particularly serious during the first two days after the incident, with individuals allegedly going to his residential area looking for him. He said the situation had since become less intense, while the local community&rsquo;s security arrangements helped protect him.
Despite the backlash, Shah said MBDK had continued to provide support and updates regarding the matter.
Legal Team Collecting Evidence Of Alleged Defamation
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Rafique said the legal team is now documenting social media posts, comments and other content that they believe contain defamatory statements, threats or personal attacks against Shah.
The evidence reportedly includes screenshots, links, publication dates, view counts and other details that could potentially be used in future legal proceedings.
The lawyer stressed that having a large social media following does not give anyone the right to make unverified accusations against another person.
He also called on those who had allegedly made defamatory claims or threats to take responsibility and apologise directly to Shah, rather than simply issuing apologies to their own followers.
Rafique said the legal team would not rule out civil action, including defamation suits against individuals or portals that they believe had provoked the public or damaged Shah&rsquo;s reputation.
Calls For Facts Before Online Judgement
The case has generated strong emotions online, particularly among animal lovers who were distressed by Rocky&rsquo;s death.
However, Shah and his legal team have urged the public to avoid reaching conclusions based solely on viral footage, social media claims or unverified material.
The circumstances surrounding Rocky&rsquo;s death remain at the centre of the controversy, with Shah maintaining that he did not intend to hurt the animal and that he was present as part of an official operation.
The legal team&rsquo;s response comes as authorities and the public continue to scrutinise what happened during the dog-catching operation and how Rocky ultimately died.
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Shah breaks his silence after facing backlash over Rocky’s death.

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Muhammad Shah Denies Killing Rocky, Says He Faced Death Threats After Viral Video

Fans hoping to meet T.O.P in Kuala Lumpur will have to wait a little longer, as his upcoming &ldquo;PRE-STUDIO 2026&rdquo; fan meeting has been postponed.
Organisers StarryLive Ent, Tonz Entertainment and Yvents announced on 12 August that the event, originally scheduled for 27 September 2026 at Unifi Arena, will be rescheduled due to production adjustments.
In a statement shared on social media, the organisers said the decision was made &ldquo;to ensure the best possible live experience&rdquo;. A new date will be announced separately, with fans advised to wait for further updates from the organisers.
The organisers also apologised for any inconvenience caused by the change and thanked fans for their continued support and understanding.
New Date Yet To Be Announced
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While the postponement has disappointed some Malaysian fans, many have expressed that they are willing to wait as long as the event goes ahead.
Some local TOPSXs have also voiced their frustration over the timing of the announcement, particularly those who had already made travel and accommodation plans for the original date.
However, the organisers have confirmed that the event has been rescheduled rather than cancelled, giving fans hope that T.O.P will still make his long-awaited return to Kuala Lumpur.
The fan meeting was initially announced as part of T.O.P&rsquo;s first solo fan meeting tour, with stops planned across several Asian cities, including Hong Kong, Taipei, Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Tokyo and Kaohsiung.
The Kuala Lumpur stop is particularly significant for Malaysian fans as it marks T.O.P&rsquo;s return to the country after 11 years.
His last appearance in Malaysia was with BIGBANG during the group&rsquo;s &ldquo;MADE&rdquo; world tour in July 2015. BIGBANG performed two consecutive concerts at Putra Indoor Stadium, now known as Unifi Arena, on 24 and 25 July that year.
T.O.P&rsquo;s First Solo Fan Meeting Tour
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&ldquo;PRE-STUDIO 2026&rdquo; marks an important moment in T.O.P&rsquo;s career as it is his first solo fan meeting tour since his debut.
The tour kicked off with a special free fan event in Yokohama, Japan, on 9 July, where around 10,000 members of his official Japanese fan club, TOPSX JAPAN, were invited.
The tour was then scheduled to continue through Asia, with Kuala Lumpur originally set to take place on 27 September, followed by Bangkok on 5 and 6 October, Tokyo in November and Kaohsiung on 19 December.
T.O.P&rsquo;s agency, TOPSPOT PICTURES, has also hinted that additional cities could be added to the tour.
Who Is T.O.P?
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For those who may not be familiar with him, T.O.P, whose real name is Choi Seung Hyun, first rose to fame as one of the lead rappers of BIGBANG.
Debuting with the group in 2006 alongside G-Dragon, Taeyang and Daesung, T.O.P became known for his deep voice, charismatic stage presence and distinctive approach to hip-hop. BIGBANG went on to become one of the most influential groups of the second-generation K-pop era, helping bring Korean pop music to audiences around the world.
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The group delivered numerous iconic hits, including &ldquo;Haru Haru&rdquo;, &ldquo;Lies&rdquo;, &ldquo;Fantastic Baby&rdquo;, &ldquo;Blue&rdquo;, &ldquo;Bang Bang Bang&rdquo; and &ldquo;Last Dance&rdquo;, while earning major awards from the Mnet Asian Music Awards, Golden Disc Awards and Melon Music Awards.
Beyond BIGBANG, T.O.P also established himself as a solo artist with releases such as &ldquo;Turn It Up&rdquo; and the critically acclaimed &ldquo;Doom Dada&rdquo;, which showcased his more experimental artistic style.
After leaving YG Entertainment in 2022, T.O.P confirmed his departure from BIGBANG in 2023 as he shifted his attention towards independent creative projects, including music, acting, contemporary art and entrepreneurship.
He later introduced himself to a new generation of audiences through his role as Thanos in Netflix&rsquo;s &ldquo;Squid Game&rdquo;, which reignited interest in his career and musical comeback.
A New Musical Era With &ldquo;Another Dimension&rdquo;
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T.O.P&rsquo;s return to music has also entered a new chapter with the release of his latest studio album, &ldquo;Another Dimension&rdquo;.
The album marks his first full-length solo project in more than 13 years and was released independently under TOPSPOT PICTURES. It represents a new artistic direction for the rapper, combining cinematic production, introspective storytelling and futuristic visuals.
The album also performed strongly internationally, reaching No. 1 on the iTunes Albums Chart in 15 countries and securing a spot on the Billboard World Albums Chart.
With &ldquo;PRE-STUDIO 2026&rdquo;, fans can expect T.O.P to showcase tracks from &ldquo;Another Dimension&rdquo; alongside favourites from his solo career, giving longtime supporters a chance to experience his latest musical era.
For now, Malaysian TOPSXs will have to wait for the new Kuala Lumpur date &mdash; but with the organisers promising a better live experience, the extra wait could hopefully be worth it.
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Bad news for Malaysian TOPSXs: T.O.P’s KL fan meeting has been rescheduled.

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T.O.P’s KL Fan Meeting “PRE-STUDIO 2026” Gets Rescheduled

Former Subang MP Wong Chen has officially left PKR after 17 years with the party, describing the decision as difficult but necessary as he moves into a new political chapter with Parti Bersama Malaysia (Bersama).
Wong, who served as the Subang MP for three terms, resigned from his parliamentary seat before leaving PKR in accordance with Malaysia&rsquo;s anti-party-hopping law. He subsequently applied to join Bersama, with his membership approved shortly before the announcement.
Speaking at a press conference at Bersama&rsquo;s headquarters in Puchong, Wong said leaving a party he had served for nearly two decades was a &ldquo;very difficult&rdquo; and &ldquo;heartbreaking&rdquo; decision.
Wong Says Decision Was Necessary
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Wong said he personally went to PKR&rsquo;s headquarters at around 11am to submit his resignation, which took effect immediately.
While acknowledging that his decision had disappointed some constituents, he said he believed leaving was necessary for him to continue pursuing his commitment to democratic reform.
&ldquo;I have done my job as a diligent MP over the last 13 to 14 years,&rdquo; Wong said, adding that his decision to step down before the next general election was something he felt he owed an explanation to the people of Subang.
He said his responsibilities now extended beyond serving as an elected representative, with his focus shifting towards defending democracy, the Federal Constitution and pushing for reform through Bersama.
Wong also described Malaysia's current political environment as a &ldquo;very toxic phase&rdquo;, arguing that the country needed a stronger multiracial and progressive political alternative.
Personal And Political Factors Behind The Exit
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Wong did not deny that personal factors had influenced his decision to leave PKR.
Among the issues he highlighted was his removal in May as non-executive chairman of government-owned technology financier Malaysia Debt Ventures Bhd (MDV). Wong had previously said he felt the decision was a personal insult, particularly after the company returned to profitability following losses in 2023.
His constituency office also lost access to MyKhas, a government portal used to manage constituency development allocations, after he and fellow PKR lawmakers were associated with Bersama's launch.
Wong argued that such restrictions could ultimately affect constituents rather than politicians, adding to his frustration with how the government was handling institutional reform.
He said political parties needed to clearly demonstrate their positions on issues rather than simply speaking about reform.
&ldquo;Every political party needs to show its real position on every matter, not just talk about reform,&rdquo; he said.
Wong To Lead Bersama's Policy Development
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Wong's arrival is also expected to strengthen Bersama's policy-making efforts ahead of the next general election.
Bersama leader Datuk Seri Rafizi Ramli said Wong's parliamentary experience would be particularly useful as the party develops a series of detailed policy proposals.
The former PKR deputy president said he and Wong had entered Parliament in 2013 and previously worked together in Pakatan Harapan on policy documents, including alternative budgets and election manifestos.
Under his new role, Wong will oversee the preparation of Bersama's policy papers, which will be published under the &ldquo;Kertas Kancil&rdquo; series.
The papers will expand on Bersama's 12 key agendas, moving beyond broad goals to outline specific policies, laws, programmes, implementation measures and estimated costs.
The party plans to release the first paper around Merdeka Day, followed by further papers every two to three weeks. Bersama also intends to hold public consultations and forums to allow Malaysians to discuss and respond to the proposals.
Issues expected to be covered include the cost of living, wages, employment, housing and integrity.
Bersama Expands Its Leadership
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Wong's entry comes as Bersama expands its organisational structure and prepares for its next phase of growth.
The party has introduced seven new spokespersons from different professional backgrounds, including economist Sum Dek Joe, former media personality Ibrahim Sani, accountant Wan Zulaika Abdul Kahar, engineer Jhen Pei Seah, former Subang Jaya city councillor Anbarasan Murugesu, media personality Tang Hong Yau and lawyer Rabiatul Adawiyah Sulaiman.
Bersama also plans to develop spokespersons, shadow candidates and party movers as it builds its grassroots and parliamentary presence.
Spokespersons will represent the party on specific areas of expertise, while shadow candidates will be identified and prepared for parliamentary constituencies the party intends to contest. Movers, meanwhile, will help coordinate party activities and expansion at the grassroots level.
Will Wong Return To Subang?
Despite vacating his parliamentary seat, Wong has indicated that he intends to remain active in Subang.
He said he would continue working with the local community and planned to maintain an office in the constituency, although the existing signage would need to be removed following his resignation.
Whether he contests Subang again under Bersama will ultimately be decided by the party.
Wong acknowledged that not everyone was happy with his decision, saying he still needed to meet residents and explain why he chose to resign before the end of the parliamentary term.
However, he said reactions on his social media accounts had largely been positive, with around 80 to 90% of responses supporting his decision.
For now, Wong's departure marks the end of a 17-year relationship with PKR and the beginning of a new role within Bersama &mdash; one centred less on holding elected office and more on shaping the party's policies and reform agenda ahead of Malaysia's next general election.
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*Sources: Visual and Reference Credits to Social Media &amp; various cross-references for context.
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