Rapper Joe Flizzow is now an English teacher in new learning app


Joe Flizzow hopes that by learning English, students can get better opportunities in life. Photo: Handout

Malaysian rapper Joe Flizzow seems to always be full of surprises, from opening his own chain of barber shops to, more recently, launching his own microwavable burgers. His latest venture has him taking on the role of an English teacher.

Joe will be teaching students English in a series of videos on the SOLS Edu app.

At the launch of the app on Oct 26, Joe shared: "It’s a course that is accessible to anyone and the most exciting thing that I’d like to share is that it’s completely free and has no hidden charges."

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