KUALA LUMPUR: A bizarre event unfolded yesterday afternoon at the bustling Pavilion KL, a popular landmark in Kuala Lumpur. Suddenly, loud music blared across the square, and a large number of “banknotes” rained down from the sky, catching the attention of many passersby. People quickly rushed to pick up the falling “money,” causing quite a stir.

According to eyewitnesses, the “banknotes” were not only printed with impressive detail but also featured a QR code, sparking strong curiosity among onlookers. Some citizens who scanned the code were surprised to discover that the event appeared to be related to the promotion of a new song by South Korean singer PSY, quickly becoming the talk of the day.

Following the event, social media exploded with hashtags like #PavilionMoneyRain and #PSYNewSong, as users eagerly shared photos and videos of the scene. Many praised the innovative promotional approach. One user commented, “It’s my first time experiencing a money rain! This makes me even more excited for the new song.”

Upon scanning the QR code printed on the “money,” this reporter discovered it directed to the international brand FIFO88. Additionally, the design of the “money” aligned closely with FIFO88’s branding style, suggesting that this might be a marketing collaboration between FIFO88 and PSY. If true, this would mark FIFO88’s first partnership with a Korean superstar, likely creating a significant buzz in the market.

Since the global sensation of “Gangnam Style” in 2012, PSY has continued to captivate audiences with bold promotional campaigns and exceptional musical talent. Fans eagerly await what’s next in store. Stay tuned as the story unfolds.