The proliferation of Fake News not only in the cyberspace but also in the print and broadcast media is most worrying as it could lead to damaging reactions. In ventilating the issue, Jalaini Abu Hassan has used former Singapore premier Lee Kuan Yew (LKY) as an example as he was known to have taken immediate legal actions against anyone who spread news that might be deemed false against him, i.e. “hot ears” which are sensitive to ‘khabar angin’ (rumours). False news is often sensational and deceitful, sometimes seen as a mischievous spin of the truth, and have no basis in fact but are presented as being factually accurate. This work was shown in the Rupa-Rupa(nya) exhibition organised by Fergana Art at White Box Publika, Kuala Lumpur, in March-April 2018. For artistic and dramatic ends, LKY is shown in a ghoulish portrait, the way, say, Dato’ Ibrahim Hussein painted his portrait of the Indonesian poet Chairil Anwar.