March 07, 09:56 PM 
514 Chai Chee Lane 03-16, Singapore 469029 Earlier on Monday, we learned that there was a rather nasty upset that took place at Zouk on Saturday night — world-famous trance deejay Fadi, half of renowned Egyptian duo Aly & Fila, had his set cut short so that the son of a certain neighbouring country's prime minister could take the stage.
Well, not entirely — now we learn, courtesy of a statement from Zouk Singapore, that Fadi was "not at any point of time asked to end his set prematurely before the contracted set end time of 3.30am":
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Posted by Zouk Singapore on Monday, 7 March 2016
So okay, at first glance, it looks like this must have been a misunderstanding, like they said it was in their first statement on the matter, right?
That's until you see the comments that follow from people who said they were there:
Screenshot from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
Screenshot from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
Screenshot from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
Screenshot from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
Screenshot from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
Screenshot from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
And who was the "closing dj" this guy was referring to?
Photo by Ben Siow, from Zouk Singapore's Facebook page
The fellow on the right is Norashman Najib, one of Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak's five children.
We'll let the comments speak for themselves.
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Well-known DJ’s set cut short at Zouk so that Najib’s son could play instead
Top photo from Aly & Fila's Facebook page.
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