Ganjar Denies Asking To Cut The Scene When Roasting Kiky Saputri

Presidential Candidate from PDIP Ganjar Pranowo. (Photo: Doc. ANTARA)

JAKARTA - Candidate for president (candidate) Ganjar Pranowo denied that he asked for a scene when he was roasted up the comeback, Kiky Saputri was cut.

Instead, he said what was conveyed on the television show 'Report, sir!' It's not hard enough.

This was conveyed in response to the news that emerged after Kiky expressed his disappointment because many scenes were cut when roasting the white-haired figure. He even admitted that he had given up on making such material.

"No. The roasting stand-up comedian must also be in a funny context. It's just like that, we won't be baper with other feelings," said Ganjar to reporters at the PDIP DPP Party School, Lenteng Agung, Jakarta, Saturday, October 28.

Instead of baper, Ganjar said that Kiky was his friend and that the material he delivered was actually not too harsh. What he did in the television comedy sketch was also in accordance with the direction.

"Don't cut it, yesterday the roasting was not hard enough. Kiky is my friend, that's why I've played myself as a person who broke the rules. He said that, right," he said.

"It turns out that he was slandered like that, but it's just slander. We have an expression of sadness, right, we already have an expression as a person who, yes, is being investigated by the police, right. He was scolded by Kiky. How come his roasting was not cut hard? Roasting again, "continued the former Governor of Central Java.

As for the video circulating on social media, Ganjar Pranowo was seen wearing a black green jacket playing an online motorcycle taxi driver. At that time, he was roasted by Kiky and called not the smell of the sun but the smell of looking for a voice.

"If ojol usually smells of the sun, if this is the smell, I want to look for a voice," said Kiky Saputri in the short video clip.