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February 12, 2016

20 Questions with Reuben Kang

Reuben Kang, the other half of Malaysia’s YouTube comedy duo Jinnyboy, takes on the 20 Questions challenge, with questions like “Which Star Wars character was not included in the movie’s merchandising?” and “Which university in Selangor was recently evacuated due to a bomb scare?”

Can Reuben do better than his partner in crime Jin Lim? Think you could do better than Reuben? Try answering these questions as you watch the video, and let us know your score in the comments!

Who would YOU like to see on our next 20 Questions? We’ll do our best to make it happen.

20 Questions is a new programme where we quiz public figures on current affairs. Can they pass the test? Let’s find out.

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