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A football meme sparked boycott calls for an Indonesian grooming brand. What can be learnt from Kahf’s misstep?

Outlet: CNA · Published 21/10/2026 22:00 UTC

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Kahf has faced boycott calls in Malaysia after a football meme was perceived as belittling the country and other regional neighbours.

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  1. Headline · detected on 22/10/2026 00:08 UTC

    When banter backfires: What a backlash against A football meme sparked boycott calls for an Indonesian grooming brand in Malaysia signals brand. What can be learnt from Kahf’s misstep?

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    Before: «When banter backfires: What a backlash against an Indonesian grooming brand in Malaysia signals» a005600b4d8d

    After: «A football meme sparked boycott calls for an Indonesian grooming brand. What can be learnt from Kahf’s misstep?» ccdfa8a6b127

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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/asia/kahf-boycott-malaysia-indonesia-consumers-6461156
Published
21/10/2026 22:00 UTC
Captured
21/10/2026 22:09 UTC
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63a9af12d2742429 · 1695 words
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