Guy interviews a purported transgender about her preference in male and the answer is hilarious
Recently, a man was seen in a video interviewing a lady nearby the night club. And the question? He wanted to know her preference in men.
But the internet was quick to point out that the lady in the video might not be a lady after all.
This is going to be an interesting interview and we are not disappointed. The video can be found at: https://x.com/bckupacc99/status/1956156188271517948
According to the 'lady,' fat and short guys without hair are at the bottom of her list. Sorry to all those fat, short and hairless guys out there.
Also, the 'lady,' who called herself Puteri said she is into rich guys who drove Honda, and she dislikes going to the mamak shops to hang out.
'But there are a lot of Malay men who drove Perodua,' she said.
Puteri is certainly a lady with good taste. But netizen @faizfayeshz pointed out that Honda drivers aren't in the rich category.
Perhaps dear Puteri should go for the fast and furious men out there who drove Ferrari, Lamborghini and whatever sports car out there that costs the average Malaysian a lifetime of work to own.
'She has the eyebrows of a viper and she doesn't want to hang out at the Mamak?' said an incredulous @syhmienajmie.
The storm of criticism continues but we doubt Puteri can hear it over the shrill noises she is making.
'Her make up is terrible,' said @JatIkhwan while @tikarberantai suggested they check her identification card to make sure her religion is not the wrong one.
Then there was @MeRep2p1 with the hard hitting remark that her forehead was wide enough for an aeroplane to land on.
Regardless of all the hate, it is commendable that Puteri is being very frank about what she likes and dislikes. After all, she was being asked a question and honesty in a dishonest world is noteworthy. —Aug 15, 2025
Main image: @bckupacc99 (X)
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