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An elderly uncle <\/strong>known for his ability to imitate everyday sounds has once again drawn attention online, after a new video showcasing his skills and tricks surfaced.<\/p>\n Known affectionately as “Tok Tok Man”, Lai Kok Chuen, who is in his 70s, previously appeared in viral videos for his unique performances.<\/p>\n In a TikTok video shared on Sunday (July 12), Lai can be heard imitating various sounds, including ambulance sirens, police sirens and phone alarms.\u00a0<\/p>\n He is <\/strong>also seen performing a balancing trick with an umbrella.<\/p>\n The person who shared the video wrote that they had met the “wholesome uncle” at a bus stop, where he was also carrying his trademark QR code linking to a video of himself.<\/p>\n @asiaone<\/a> Meet “Tok Tok Man” \u2014 the Old Airport Road legend known for his impressive sound mimicry and years of online fame. #sgnews<\/a> #Singapore<\/a> #Talent<\/a> \u266c original sound – AsiaOne<\/a><\/p>\n<\/section>\n<\/blockquote>\n “He deserves so much love,” wrote the person.<\/p>\n The video has since garnered more than 84,000 views and 7,500 reactions.\u00a0<\/p>\n It was previously reported that Lai was a roaming noodle seller in the past, who carried bamboo instruments to attract customers.<\/p>\n The distinctive “tok tok” sound produced by the instruments helped the hawkers draw attention to their presence.<\/p>\n Although Lai no longer sells noodles, he still possesses his gizmo and continues to share his unique talents.<\/p>\n In the comments section, several members of the public recognised Lai and praised him for his skills.<\/p>\n “Man of many talents,” wrote one user, while another commented: “That’s the legendary uncle.”<\/p>\n Others expressed their admiration for his tricks <\/strong>and wished him well, with one user saying, “One of our local talents! So proud of you uncle. Stay healthy.”<\/p>\n [[nid:739416]]<\/p>\n xingying.koh@asiaone.com<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n