Respect country’s laws, Malaysian customs, The 1975 told


PETALING JAYA: Social media users have expressed dismay over English pop-rock band The 1975's behaviour on stage during the Good Vibes Festival on Friday (July 22), which also led to the event's cancellation.

A Twitter user said frontman Matty Healy's conduct in criticising the country's laws before proceeding to lock lips with the band's male guitarist, had spelled doom against the prospects of more international concerts in Malaysia.

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