The Hilarious Moment Of Kaesang Sulking When Ignored By Gibran After Persis Solo's Victory, The Car Window Was Closed

The moment Gibran ignores Kaesang at the Manahan Stadium, Solo (Photo: Surakarta News Screenshot)

SOLO - A funny moment occurred after Persis Solo crushed PSCS Cilacap 2 goals without reply while competing at the Manahan Stadium Solo, Tuesday, October 26 yesterday afternoon.

Instead of congratulating or praising, the Mayor of Solo, Gibran Rakabuming Raka, was indifferent to his younger brother, Kaesang Pangarep, who was the President Director of Persis Solo.

Ignorance action occurred after the match took place in front of the Manahan Stadium. At that time, Gibran was talking to the media crew about the condition of the stadium, trying to maintain it well. Of course, for Gibran, it is very difficult if the budget for repairs and maintenance is charged to the Solo budget.

"If someone maintains it, if everything is charged to the APBD, it's hard. But we'll see first what the achievements are," said Gibran in a video clip uploaded on the Surakarta news Youtube channel, Wednesday, October 27.

After talking about this, Gibran then turned around and left the media crew while saying goodbye. In fact, beside Gibran stood Kaesang who was wearing a black shirt.

"Well, yo, yo," Gibran briefly said goodbye to the media crew.

Kaesang looked at his brother just like that.

"Well go home, go home," said the media crew to Kaesang. Kaesang just giggled with the mask stuck to his mouth.

From observations, Gibran spoke with TNI and police officers before getting into his white official car. After a while, Gibran left the location.

Well, when passing in front of Kaesang, Gibran just greeted the media crew. Then the glass on the car door closed.

"Oh he's closed," said Kaesang with a laugh.

For information, Laskar sambernyawa, Persis Solo's nickname, managed to tame PSCS Cilacap with two goals. With this positive notch, Persis is in the top half of the season in Group C League 2 with 11 points. Miftahul Hamdi and Abduh Lestaluhu scored two of Persis's goals.