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Taiwanese star On-Air humorously reacts to surveillance footage: 'I look like I'm threatening the store'

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwanese pop star On-Air (Chun Feng) of the group Nine One One was recognized by a fan in a convenience store's surveillance footage.
  • He humorously commented that the footage made him look like he was threatening the store owner.
  • The singer also shared a funny anecdote about being playfully charged for an extra meatball at a noodle shop.

On-Air (Chun Feng), a member of the popular Taiwanese group Nine One One, is known for his frequent online interactions with fans. Recently, a fan posted surveillance footage of On-Air visiting a bubble tea shop, regretting not asking for an autograph or photo at the time. On-Air himself saw the footage and humorously remarked that it made him appear as if he were threatening the store owner, a self-deprecating comment that amused netizens.

The surveillance footage makes me look like I'm threatening the store.

โ€” On-Air (Chun Feng)Commenting on surveillance footage of himself at a bubble tea shop.

Known for his approachable demeanor, On-Air has previously been seen playing spinning tops with the public in a park, demonstrating his lack of celebrity airs. Responding to the fan's regret, he encouraged people to approach him directly for photos if they encounter him in the future, assuring them he would oblige.

If you want to take a picture next time, just tell me directly. I'll definitely oblige.

โ€” On-Air (Chun Feng)Addressing fans who regret not asking for photos.

Adding to the lightheartedness, On-Air recently shared an amusing incident at a noodle shop. He recounted his fondness for a dish called "fool's noodles" and the special treatment he usually receives from the shop's staff, who often add an extra meatball for him. This time, when offered an extra meatball, he happily accepted, only to be playfully told he would have to pay an extra five cents.

Then it's an extra five cents.

โ€” Shop staff memberPlayfully charging On-Air for an extra meatball.
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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.