As if no one in China is not aware of him. Jeez. For sake of more publicity, you think he'd jump down from that height? Last time went to his concert in Genting, he also told the security guards not to push away some of the girls trying to pass flowers to him, saying "it's ok, it's ok"

But the male fan shuang le. Now known to everyone as 'the one saved by Andy Lau'. Hahaha

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Added on January 18, 2008, 7:32 amNope. I listened to the clip using headphone. He sang a line after receiving the flowers, then shouted 'ting shau' or something. The male sound you heard is the backup singer. Andy Lau's voice is deeper than the backup singer's voice.

This post has been edited by chibi_tenko: Jan 18 2008, 07:32 AM

Hahahaha, so far the Malaysian securities are ok - as in they don't hurt the fans but they can get a bit rough, especially if they're non-chinese guards. Maybe they don't understand the language that the fans used to talk to the stars, so they can get a bit uh... pushy. I guess chinese guards are more used to escorting the HK stars.

However, it's a big big difference in China. Those security guards are very very rough, like samseng. You definitely won't want to be punched by a guard from China. Hahahha

LeonTan, do you happen to know someone by the name Lum/Lam Sir? Hahaha, just let me know if you know/heard of it. Funny guy la him.

This post has been edited by chibi_tenko: Jan 18 2008, 02:17 PM

He's one of the security head officers for HK artists. I've a friend from Hong Kong that works in the entertainment industry, so we get to follow her all over the place whenever she comes down to KL with whoever HK artists that she had contract with at that time. We met Lum/Lam sir when we were in Genting for Andy Lau's concert, then when Jacky Cheung came, we also saw him. The last time I saw him was during Alan Tam and Hacken Lee's concert. He always say, "waaah you guys again??"

He must've seen the male fan reaching into his coat/shirt after the scuffle with the security guards and come out with the 'news'. No rumours of what so ever regarding his fantastic 'reports' that came flying in.

For Andy Lau, as long as you don't push/yell/be rough to his fans, he's ok de with the security. He's very funny, everytime if fans try to get near to him and the security pushes them away, he always says "it's ok, it's ok" to the guards. I've noticed that Chinese guards will back off and let the fans walk with him side by side but the non-chinese guards will not do that. Of course, this depends on situtations la. If the crowd too overly big, then he also blur blur and won't know who's pushing who and kena whisk away so fast.

Last time Alan Tam's encounter with fans + security very funny. I saw a girl try to pass flowers to him but the securities kept trying to make him walk away from them. I heard Alan said, "flowers! flowers!". In the end one of the security grab the flower and say he'll pass to Alan.

This post has been edited by chibi_tenko: Jan 19 2008, 06:49 AM

Hahaha, if it's non-chinese, Andy will say "it's ok" in english. The reason the Lum sir can recognise us is because we're always walking in and out of the hotels that the artists are staying ma (coz my friend is their assistant, so we follow her up to her hotel room after tapao food for her)

No la, his stopped singing after yelling 'ting sau'. The lines he did sang was "...chuk yea chang lap sai lei pit lei..." (my romanization sucks, sorry for that) before he yelled ting sau. The sound you guys heard is the background singer's voice. It's very easy to recognise Andy's voice. If you guys don't believe, use a headphone to listen. Hahaha. I've nearly blasted my eardrums off trying to get the 100% confirmation.

Hahaha of course ada chit chat , furthermore no security kacau (no offense, ). Suffice to say that my first impression of Hacken Lee is two thumbs down. Talk bout arrogance. Hahahah