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Young Karyo: Ramadan Exclusive: Bring Cool Swag to Your Holy Month Chats
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Looking to spice up your holiday group chats with some serious attitude? Publisher Mpey has dropped a brilliant set of digital goodies featuring everyone’s favorite chill character. It is the ultimate way to keep your messaging game strong during the fasting season.
Mpey has carved out a fantastic niche in the digital asset space by bringing highly relatable, culturally rich character designs to life. They understand exactly how younger crowds communicate, translating everyday struggles and local humor into expressive visual art that connects instantly with chat users everywhere.
Young Karyo: Ramadan Exclusive – 11233
Add some swag to your Ramadan with these Young Karyo stickers! Available till June 17, 2018.
- Title : Young Karyo: Ramadan Exclusive
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation & Sound
- Region : Indonesia
- Link : line://shop/detail/11233
- Publisher : Mpey
- Copyright : Feisal Farhanudin
Meet Young Karyo and His Hilarious Ramadan Moods
Row One: From Panic to Pre-Dawn Alarms
In the first sticker, our cool hero looks absolutely terrified, wearing his signature light teal cap backwards while sweating bullets with wide, panicked eyes. Next, he trades his cap for a traditional white prayer cap, sleepily holding a wooden block percussion instrument and a stick to wake everyone up for their pre-dawn meal. The third image shows him covering his mouth with the Indonesian phrase Jangan Ngatain, which translates to don’t mock me, perfect for avoiding gossip while fasting. Rounding out the first row, he is dramatically face-down on the ground in a pool of tears with the phrase Ampunkan Hamba, meaning forgive this humble servant, capturing those funny, regretful moments.
Row Two: The Exhaustion and the Daily Rush
Moving to the second row, the first sticker portrays him utterly drained, sliding down a wall in torn jeans with a blank stare, perfectly capturing the mid-day fasting slump. In the next one, he is sleepily slurping a bowl of noodles, trying his best to get some energy during his early morning meal. The third sticker shows him calmly patting his chest next to the text Sa Bar, a creative split of the Indonesian word Sabar, which means be patient. Finally, the last sticker depicts him in sheer panic, staring shocked at his wristwatch while clutching a glass of water, desperately trying to finish his drink before the dawn prayer begins.
The Creative Minds Behind the Cool Style
This brilliant sticker set is copyrighted by Feisal Farhanudin, the talented illustrator who brought the iconic Young Karyo character to life. Collaborating with publisher Mpey, they have successfully merged traditional cultural elements of Ramadan with modern street style. By blending relatable local slang, religious attire, and humorous daily struggles, they have created a timeless set of digital stickers that truly resonate with young people celebrating the holy month.
