Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —
Comment not only were netizens teasing him about his photo on the ballot paper on voting day, Wednesday (14/2). This comedian, whose full name is Alfiansyah Bustami, was also teased by comedian Abden Achrian after it went viral on social media.
Abdel’s latest upload shows a screenshot of his conversation with Komeng. In the post, Abdel appears to be teasing by saying that many people voted for Komeng for DPD.
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“It’s a shame I asked on Twitter how many people voted for you, sir. I hope you really get into Senayan. Amen,” said Abdel to Komeng in a screenshot uploaded on Wednesday (14/2).
Receiving this message, Komeng responded with a joke. He admitted that he was now in Senayan after the voting.
“I’m already in Senayan, sir. In the Patal area, I’m having coffee. So I’ll be close if there’s a call,” answered Komeng.
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Meanwhile, the Senayan that Abdel referred to refers to the DPR, MPR and DPD complexes. Seeing Komeng’s response, he did not hesitate to refer to his fellow comedian as “Mr. DPD.”
“If there are four more people like this, there will be five comments. Gerr, Mr DPD,” tweeted Abdel.
This year Komeng tried to advance the DPD with the electoral district of West Java Province via an independent route. Based on the goodkind page, Komeng is at number 10.
He has one program that he plans if he enters the DPD, namely developing arts in the West Java region in particular, and in Indonesia in general.
“With comedy to provoke happiness,” the program reads.
His name also went viral on social media due to the photo used on the ballot paper. Most of the prospective DPD members wore smiles or looked serious in formal attire.
Meanwhile, Komeng posed looking away with a hilarious expression.
Seeing his photo go viral on social media, Komeng also opened his voice. He thanked the residents who voted today.
“Thank you to everyone who has messaged me today. It’s great that you’re a barolong. Let’s make the government system funnier,” tweeted Komeng.
CNNIndonesia.com has asked Abdel and Komeng for permission to quote their tweets.
(chris)