Malaysian Lego Builders Made Lego Myvis Based on Popular Memes - And the Internet is Losing It!
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The Perodua Myvi is by far the most celebrated little roadster in local urban Malaysian culture - and for all the good reasons. The vehicle, dubbed as ‘King of the Road’ is stereotypically known to be driven comically, hence the usage of the nickname nationwide. Heck, rapper Luqman Podolski even wrote a song about his love for the car.
But we’re here not to talk about the car in particular. A video surfaced on Twitter posted by social media user @ssupsaffa (Aqilah Saffa Amran) claiming that her husband built a whole Myvi by using only legos.
Makcik time raya : Husband kerja apa?Me : Dia tak kerja, main lego jeMy husband - literally gets paid for playing lego 5 days a week pic.twitter.com/FNXZzZkw6u— Aqilah Saffa Amran (@ssupsaffa) May 26, 2022
The video, now viral on Twitter, showcases the life-sized model in all its glory. Designed and built by 15 Lego Builders, the model consists of 1.27 million lego bricks. Wow!
But that’s not all, the most interesting part of the showcase is the meme-inspired Myvi models all made of Legos including the infamous Myvi in the paddy field.
They are doing a tribute to our King Myvi "based on true story" in Publika today until Sunday pic.twitter.com/TpJRniWrex— Aqilah Saffa Amran (@ssupsaffa) May 26, 2022
Lego has always been known for empowering local cultures all around the world, including recreating world class monuments, partnering with rockstars and most recently their unique collaboration with Gibson!
If you’re interested to see this showcase with your own two eyes, head on to Publika while the showcase is still around.