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As the world mourns the death of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore continues to struggle with the very identity he'd helped to build.
Last week, a video of a couple riding the popular G-Max Reverse Bungy attraction in Clarke Quay went viral across the country.
It recently got the attention of Twitter superstar and brand evangelist Guy Kawasaki, making it on his website Holy Kaw!.
Except he identified the man in the video as Malaysian.
China... Malaysia... What (or who) does it take for you people to get this right?
Got a tip? Send it to us at singapore@coconuts.co.
As the world mourns the death of Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore continues to struggle with the very identity he'd helped to build.
Last week, a video of a couple riding the popular G-Max Reverse Bungy attraction in Clarke Quay went viral across the country.
It recently got the attention of Twitter superstar and brand evangelist Guy Kawasaki, making it on his website Holy Kaw!.
Except he identified the man in the video as Malaysian.
China... Malaysia... What (or who) does it take for you people to get this right?