#SHOWBIZ: Tomok seeks reconciliation with ex-New Boyz bassist Syuk ahead of Singapore show
KUALA LUMPUR: Singer Tomok has not given up hope of reconnecting with former New Boyz bassist Mohd Shukri Mohd Shanushi, better known as Syuk, after nearly 15 years without direct contact.
KUALA LUMPUR — Singer Tomok, 40, expressed his desire to reconnect with former New Boyz bassist Mohd Shukri Mohd Shanushi, known as Syuk, after a 15-year period of no direct communication. Tomok, whose real name is Shah Indrawan Ismail, attempted to contact Syuk by phone and even visited his neighborhood, but to no avail. He also spoke to Syuk's mother, who shared Syuk's phone number.
Despite being told that Syuk was occupied and would eventually respond, Tomok has yet to hear from him. Tomok is uncertain about the reason behind Syuk's distance, but he recalls their last meeting as cordial, with no underlying issues. He hopes to meet Syuk in person to address any potential misunderstandings. If Tomok inadvertently caused any problems, he is open to apologizing.
Social media posts indicate that Syuk continues to sing New Boyz songs, and former bandmates believe he still harbors interest in the group. However, Tomok has stated that he will not pressure Syuk to return if he chooses to remain absent. The band intends to persist in reaching out to Syuk leading up to their New Boyz Meraung Live concert in Singapore on December 5 at The Star Theatre.
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