Watch Hong Kong’s dancing Kim Jong-un impersonator get ejected by police at Winter Olympics – again
The man only known as ‘Howard’ is removed after dancing in front of North Korean fans at a united Korea ice hockey game
Despite being ushered out of the opening ceremony of the Winter Olympics, Hong Kong’s own Kim Jong-un impersonator is still hanging around in Pyeongchang – and managed to get himself ejected again from another event.
This time the Hong Kong-born Australian known only as “Howard” showed up at the united Korea v Japan women’s ice hockey game and started dancing in front of the North Korean cheerleading squad in the stands.
In a video posted on Twitter, apparent aides to the cheerleaders are seen pushing “Kim” aside before he then sat down nearby to speak to the media who had quickly swarmed him.
Howard’s stunt last Friday at the opening ceremony went viral, with the Kim lookalike trying to sneak into the media area with a Donald Trump impersonator he had appeared alongside at the Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens last April.
“Trump” – a musician from Chicago named Dennis Alan – was not at the Geungnang Ice Arena for this particular prank, though, with “Kim” taken from the stands and soon surrounded by security in a backstage corridor.
“So what are we doing here, are we playing a staring contest?” he said, in another video posted to Twitter.