Malaysians Set New World Record, Juggling And Passing Football On Video

Juggling a football for at least two kickups requires a certain level of skill.

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Malaysians have gained another entry into the Guinness Book Of World Records for “The Largest Online Video Chain of People Performing Football Juggle” thanks to a campaign by WONDA Coffee to promote their canned “Kopi Tarik”.

The campaign was started in conjunction with the last FIFA World Cup, during which WONDA Coffee organized its #WONDABolaCorner campaign, encouraging Malaysians to participate as we didn’t get a spot in the World Cup itself.

To commemorate the achievement of setting a new world record, official Guinness World Record adjudicator Jacob Yip presented the record title to Etika Sdn Bhd vice president (Marketing) Amy Gan during a press event earlier today.

(From left) Etika Sdn Bhd vice president (Marketing) Amy Gan, and official Guinness World Record adjudicator Jacob Yip.

Juggling a football for at least two kickups requires a certain level of skill but to draw more Malaysians into taking part, WONDA Coffee managed to get some of Malaysia’s football talents to take part, such as Mohd Faiz Subri, Safiq Rahim, Qhouirunnisa and Steffi Sidhu among others.

The initiative has been a massive success that can be validated by the overwhelming response and mass participation of Malaysians which far surpassed our initial expectations. We truly appreciate and would like to thank everyone for the tremendous support throughout this activity.
Etika Sdn Bhd vice president (Marketing) Amy Gan

And while the ink is still drying on this record, Etika says they are committed to setting more in the future.

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Hamzah Nazari

Hamzah Nazari is a Malaysian journalist and editor with experience covering politics, current affairs, investigative reporting, and digital media. Currently the Head of Editorial for The Rakyat Post, he previously reported for Malay Mail, where his work focused on Malaysian politics and public policy. Over the years, he has written opinion pieces, breaking news, and feature stories spanning governance, technology, culture, and social issues, earning a reputation for accessible, sharp, and distinctly Malaysian storytelling.