The selfie features three highly influential figures – the Korean President, Indian PM, and Samsung Chairman – making it a significant moment. It's also trending due to the subtle product placement of the Samsung Flip 7 and the internet's playful comments about Chairman Lee Jae-yong's appearance.
A recent selfie posted on Samsung Electronics' official Instagram has gone absolutely viral in Korea, featuring an unexpected trio: South Korean President Lee Jae-myung, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong. The high-profile snapshot was taken during President Lee Jae-myung's state visit to India, where Chairman Lee Jae-yong joined a luncheon hosted by PM Modi. What's got everyone talking isn't just the star-studded lineup, but also the fact that the selfie was snapped on a Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, proudly made in Samsung's Noida factory in India. This clever product placement highlights Samsung's deep commitment to India's 'Make in India' policy, where they've been producing phones since 1996, including all their flagship models. Oh, and the internet also couldn't help but notice Chairman Lee Jae-yong's surprisingly broad forehead in the pic!
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Must've used palm recognition to take the pic, lol!
Samsung is way more into India than China, huh?
@Inphase Samsung phones barely sell in China anymore. Since they actually sell in India, they kinda have no choice but to focus there.
Customer, we're a family that's been selling phones for three generations! We give you good stuff cheap! (A playful jab at Samsung's long history in the phone business)