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Jimmy Fallon jokes about Malaysia, sparks online buzz

THE mention of Malaysia on the popular American talk show The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon has caught the attention of local social media users.

During one segment of the show, the well-known host, Jimmy Fallon, slipped in a joke about U.S. President Donald Trump’s official visit to Asia.

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“Today, President Trump arrived in Malaysia to begin his trip to Asia.

“When he got there, he said, ‘This place is beautiful — an entire country named after my wife. Unbelievable,’” Fallon quipped, drawing laughter from the audience.

The spontaneous joke sparked various reactions among Malaysians online, most of whom were amused to hear their country’s name mentioned on such a famous international show.

Jimmy Fallon is a renowned comedian, actor, host, singer, writer, and producer who has hosted The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon on NBC since 2014.

He’s best known for his relaxed style and parody segments that often feature global celebrities.

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