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MAN PAYS RM100,000 IN KUALA LUMPUR KTV: “I WANT ALL THE GIRLS”

Extravagant KTV Bill in Kuala Lumpur Sparks Online Buzz

KUALA LUMPUR – An eye-watering bill from a Kuala Lumpur KTV lounge has gone viral on social media, revealing a single night’s consumption costing nearly RM97,760 (about S$31,000). The receipt shows the purchase of three bottles of Louis XIII cognac, a luxury liquor brand known for its premium pricing, accounting for the majority of the total.

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The bill, dated 27 June 2025, was issued at a venue called Bintang Palace, operated by Evenespar Entertainment Sdn Bhd, located in Jalan 50250. The order included three bottles of Louis XIII priced at RM78,000, with additional charges such as staff tips and service tax bringing the grand total close to RM98,000.

Social media users reacted with astonishment and a mix of criticism and admiration, reflecting the divide between everyday spending and luxury indulgences. Comments ranged from noting the high cost of the liquor itself to debates on whether such extravagant consumption is a sign of wealth or wastefulness.

Luxury Nightlife and Its Controversies

Many netizens questioned the source of such spending, with some suggesting it could be related to money laundering or company expenses for client entertainment. Others pointed out that for ultra-wealthy patrons, this amount might be a mere drop in the ocean. The receipt also sparked discussions about how such high-end nightlife operations contribute significantly to local entertainment revenues.

Despite the opulence, some commentators expressed concern about societal inequalities, lamenting that such sums could instead be used for charitable causes or community support. The debate highlights the complex social dynamics surrounding luxury entertainment venues and their role in urban nightlife economies.

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Details of the Bill and Public Reactions

The detailed bill lists various charges: the three bottles of Louis XIII, staff tips totalling RM600, a 10% service charge, and an 8% Sales and Service Tax (SST), which together made up the staggering final amount. The transaction was completed within roughly half an hour, further intensifying speculation about the nature of the event.

Public reactions have included both envy and criticism, with some noting the rarity of such lavish spending and others calling it an example of excessive indulgence. Several commenters joked about the ‘sky-high’ prices and questioned the authenticity of the liquor or the motives behind the expenditure.

While extravagant nightlife spending like this is not unusual in major cities globally, it continues to draw attention due to the stark contrast with everyday costs of living, especially amid economic challenges faced by many.

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