A brief but bizarre showdown near a toll plaza has captured the attention — and amusement — of Malaysian netizens.
In a 28-second viral video, a shirtless man is seen emerging from a Perodua Bezza to confront another man, believed to be Chinese, near a toll booth.
What followed looked more like a scene from a martial arts parody than a real altercation.
The shirtless man, wielding what appears to be a sharp object, began showcasing a series of dramatic silat moves.
In response, the other man calmly raised his fists in what appeared to be a boxing stance, turning the roadside tension into an impromptu “sparring match” of martial arts styles.
Just as things seemed to escalate, a third man walked into the frame around the 20-second mark, gesturing toward the toll booth and seemingly reminding both parties not to block traffic.
The unexpected clash of styles — and the fact that neither man actually threw a punch — left social media users both entertained and bewildered.
“It’s okay to fight for fun but not seriously. I love Malaysia,” one netizen joked.
“Sibling rivalry battle,” another amused user commented.
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