Popular YouTuber IShowSpeed recently visited Hong Kong, generating criticism from locals. Netizens crafted a one-day itinerary for him, featuring 11 must-do activities and local snacks, which prompted lively online discussions about promoting Hong Kong.
Netizen recommends 11 must-do activities and local snacks for IShowSpeed's visit to Hong Kong:
This user on the LIHKG forum posted about creating an itinerary for IShowSpeed, recommending 11 activities he should do in Hong Kong. The post suggested that the schedule could start around 2 or 3 pm and would take about 6 to 7 hours, adding, "It's really hard to fill 12 hours unless he goes to the New Territories in the morning."
1. Visit Ocean Park, emphasizing a must-see panda
2. Ride the "Ronaldo" tram in Sai Wan
3. Enjoy local snake soup nearby, jokingly suggesting to "ask the boss to find a snake to scare him"
4. Take in the view from the top of IFC in Hong Kong, with a chance to invite stars like Donnie Yen or Jackie Chan to appear
5. Dine at the Peninsula Hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui, humorously pranking IShowSpeed, "Get a food cart to bring him a plate, and when it opens up, it's KFC"
6. Take a helicopter ride for night views of Victoria Harbour
7. Ride a sightseeing bus to Mong Kok and interact with the public
8. Capture a photo with his "38m watermelon" in Mong Kok, and do a backflip
9. Enjoy local late-night snacks, suggesting to "call the police to block the road"
10. Visit Happy Valley Racecourse
11. Conclude the day at Lan Kwai Fong, a Hong Kong landmark
This itinerary includes unique local dishes like snake soup and Chaozhou-style late-night snacks, showcasing Hong Kong's charm.
The public reaction was, "Give him a custard bun!"
The post attracted many comments, with users praising the itinerary for avoiding crowds while highlighting Hong Kong's appeal. Suggestions included taking IShowSpeed for dim sum, noting his dietary preferences, and offering various culinary options to enhance his experience.
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