Talent_hunter wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 3:06 am Guys, thank you for your replies.

Not sure OP is looking for vocal talents, my guess would be oral (and the extension of those) talents.

You read between the lines. Thank you for explaining my question that was probably worded too euphemistically.

Yet he wants to be stingy.

I don’t want to. I have to.
Or at least I don’t want to be forced paying four million Riels for six cans of Achor and one Lok Lak.

These girls are more useless than an ordinary bar girl.

Forget anything more than in room singing. The other talents you will have to scout outside the venue unless the KTV owners knows & trusts you very well.

These make me feel sad.
Are those stories about KTV girls dancing on tables after losing their bikinis, or performing in nearby short time hotels just fantasy or advertisement?

They're real but not common and certainly not the norm. The fact you're a foreigner and not a frequent customer will most probably guarantee you a more modest experience. It will also make you more prone to all kinds of tricks, like inflated bills etc etc. Asking for a VIP room might help, some venues use VIP as an understatement / code word. In most it just means 'more luxurious' / expensive though.

Better bring someone with experience on your first (few) visits, someone who knows the venues. Don't expect the staff to speak enough English to communicate with you. Don't expect printed menus with prices, so ask prices upfront. The pricing system in a KTV can be very confusing, and each venue seems to have its' own system. Also check if they have some English songs on the list upfront, some don't, or the quality is so bad even listening to the music becomes unbearable. And like you did before, don't go into one just by yourself. I for sure wouldn't. You're simply too vulnerable just by yourself, and you will also be considered a weirdo, because no local would go in alone unless his friends already are in and he's joining them.

Talent_hunter wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 3:41 pm Oh, my English skills are too poor for so complicated matters. I should have written:

We are barang talent-hunters
We are barangs, we are talent hunters
We hunt for Khmer talents

I was once driven to a venue like Kersokole or Platinum in SR and liked it very much. But I didn’t dare to stay as I was alone and didn’t understand the idea of KTV’s. Now I want to have some fun with my friends but we are afraid of a 1000-dollar-bill and don’t know if we’ll get more than just singing.

The small KTV’s on Khmer Pub Street are another interesting option.

all I'm hearing is :
"we are sex tourists looking for advice." and why are you speaking in plural?
--- what a weird post

newkidontheblock wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 8:32 pm

ItWasntMe wrote:I CEO some kind of trafficking site?

Just fucking go there like 10 million men before you and do whatever you gotta do.
If you need mom to hold your hand then bring your mom.

Good luck.

OP has a confusing request.

He is a foreigner that wants to hunt for Khmer singing talent at a KTV. Yet doesn’t want to be socked with a thousand dollar bill for doing so. All in sleepy Siem Reap, not Phnom Penh where a much larger pool of talent exists.

Khmer singing talent usually sing in Khmer, and perform in Khmer places. I’m assuming he speaks Khmer in order to find them.

The culture is to flash the cash, even if there is no cash. Yet he wants to be stingy.

Not sure 10 million men before him has such a confusing set of requests.

Khmer having singing talent programs - Cambodian Idol, Voice, etc., broadcast from AEON Mall. It’s done before an audience. Maybe he and his friends can get tickets?

The OP is asking for yellow pussy and wants the gentlemen of CEO to provide detailed instructions on how to obtain it, and of course the "correct pricing".
God forbid the OP would not get the cheapest deal possible when coming to Cambodia for the sheer purpose of fucking prostitutes.

Maybe we should just make a thread like "everything you need to know as a sex tourist" and pin it to the top of the forum, that way we don't have to answer the same questions over and over.