Irritated Pmx Starts Race Before Mc Finishes Speech Netizens Cheer Him On

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EVENT organisers know all too well the disaster that follows when things do not go according to plan.
But sometimes, things do get better impromptu, especially when it is Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim who causes the disruption. 
In a video post on X by netizen Adam Yusuf, PMX could be seen sounding the horn to start the Malaysia Sarong Music Run 2025 while the MC could still be heard talking in the background.

The man could have been bored by the lengthy speech or perhaps the hot weather had gotten to his head. Regardless, netizens in great numbers applauded his action.
“Anwar be like, I got a lot more work to do,” said jackjack.

Adzman Kamaruddin added that as an MC, the person needs to have some common sense. “Only those who have been with PMX for a while know how he works,” he said.

Apparently, a netizen who knew PMX said he usually takes only about 10 seconds for a photo op, and that he does not waste time. 
With the burden of responsibility foisted upon his shoulder, the man had good reasons to start the race and be done with it.
IPAN said that words spoken by the MC were not in the script too, that he just wanted to drag it on.
“This is what the runners like. People want to start fast and you are babbling. Great PMX, love!” said 𝒾𝒻𝒾𝒶.

According to Abah Real, Tan Sri Rafidah Aziz was similar. If the MC gives a lengthy speech during her event, he will be scolded right on the spot.

Then there was ©ⓁĂⱤⓘⓉÝ who suggested that the briefing should be done earlier and concisely before the ministers and prime minister arrives.
Only one netizen was seen to be in opposition to PMX, stating, “Arrogant PM, disrespectful act.”
Unsurprisingly, the comment was bombarded by counter arguments, many of which pointed out the hot weather and that an early release was more favourable.
Having experienced the heat and boredom in school assemblies during our younger years, we couldn’t agree more. Take it from PMX who knows what is best for the people. —Focus Malaysia

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