Then you should be happy to know that senpai has finally took notice of us Malaysians, although by accident.

And how did that happen, you ask? It was because of one small error in his Twitter post.

'Teeny-tiny' flag

The Star Online reported that the actor, best known for his role as Luke Skywalker in the popular 'Star Wars' movie franchise, accidentally stumbled upon hoards of fans in Malaysia after he mistakenly used the Jalur Gemilang flag emoji instead of the somewhat similar-looking American flag in a Tweet on Monday (12 January).

So disappointed that #MarkZuckerberg values profit more than truthfulness that I've decided to delete my @Facebook account. I know this is a big "Who Cares?" for the world at large, but I'll sleep better at night. #PatriotismOverProfits ??>? https://t.co/seb2eJMTo6— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) January 12, 2020

In the tweet, he expressed his disappointment at Facebook's decision to allow political campaigns to continue using targeted advertisements and he was considering deleting his own Facebook account.

He ended the tweet with a '??>?' -- supposedly to mean patriotism over profit -- but he accidentally used the Malaysian flag instead.

Of course, proud Malaysians (and some awesome Netizens) didn't let his little mistake slide:

?? > ? is the story of my life, Sir. These colors don't run! pic.twitter.com/oFFlQrmijW— Zayn anak Gregory (@bingregory) January 13, 2020

Finally, a Malaysian Jedi?

— Sharon Pearl (@pearl_sharon) January 13, 2020

He loves Malaysia too.

— Floyd (@NoDannyNo) January 12, 2020

Malaysian flag huh?

— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) January 13, 2020

Thanks for explaining, we were a bit worries and wondering what happened. ? ... But pssst, Mark, you posted the flag of Malaysia ?? instead of the US flag ?? your tweet... pic.twitter.com/cnLEczxeV8

— JayDee ? (@Jaydy2007) January 12, 2020

Malaysia may revolt.

— Jim (@Ifitsthisname) January 13, 2020

After realising his mistake, which amused many people including himself, he corrected himself and finally used the correct flag.

He also mentioned that he "accidentally blundered into a LOAD of Malaysian followers":

Now that we all have had a good laugh at my expense for mistaking a TEENY-TINY flag of Malaysia for a TEENY-TINY Old Glory-the fact remains the same: NO country measures their worth in?(also, I accidentally blundered into a LOAD of Malaysian followers) #HammyHeartsSoutheastAsia pic.twitter.com/SI3nLW80jJ— Mark Hamill (@HamillHimself) January 14, 2020

Of course, Malaysians were quick to give him a very warm Malaysian welcome:

Big love from Malaysia, from a big fan of yours here (since 1977)!