Fauzi Azzhar

Fauzi Azzhar is a Singaporean content creator, actor, and mental health advocate, recognized for his comedic sketches and candid storytelling. He describes his content style as “clowntent”, a blend of comedy and personal reflection that resonates with a broad audience. His work includes comedic skits and social commentary videos on platforms like TikTok and Instagram, where he engages with over 130k followers in total.

Fauzi Azzhar
Education	Diploma in Product Design & Innovation Certificate in Visual Communication
Alma mater	Ngee Ann Polytechnic Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts

Early life and education

Fauzi Azzhar began his professional journey in the public sector, seeking stability before transitioning into content creation. His career shift occurred after a friend encouraged him to audition for the mockumentary series Average Guys. This led to his discovery by SGAG, where he became involved in content strategy and development. According to his LinkedIn profile, Fauzi graduated from Ngee Ann Polytechnic with a Diploma in Product Design & Innovation before moving on to Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, where he earned a Certificate in Visual Communication.

Personal life

Beyond entertainment, Fauzi is an advocate for mental health awareness. He has openly shared his struggles with drug addiction and mental health challenges, including a diagnosis of depression and ADHD. His experiences have led him to become a peer support advocate, hosting the pilot episode of the #SANAtyCheck series, aimed at educating the public about substance abuse and recovery.

Fauzi identifies as a member of the LGBTQ+ community and has discussed his experiences living as a homosexual in Singapore, emphasizing the importance of family support and self-acceptance.

Career

Career history

Fauzi Azzhar began his career as a Web Designer at Ngee Ann Polytechnic before moving on to become a Senior Content Strategist at HEPMIL Media Group.He later returned to Ngee Ann Polytechnic in the role of Assistant Manager. In August 2024, Fauzi joined PropNex Realty as Social Media Marketing Manager.

In June 2024, Fauzi began creating content on social media, which eventually led him to leave PropNex Realty to focus fully on his career as a content creator.

Content creation and acting

Fauzi in his most viral video on TikTok. Photo from TikTok.

Fauzi gained prominence through his role in the viral series Average Guys, leading to a position at SGAG as a content strategist. His most viral TikTok video reached 8.3 million views and 814k likes, involving him counting the beats for music. His second most viral TikTok that garnered him 3 million views showed him playing a sound that would supposedly attract a cat’s attention.

In 2025, he co-founded the @dailytitbits.sg, focusing on lifestyle and humor content. They have a page on Instagram, Youtube and TikTok. Additionally, Fauzi has pursued acting, featuring in the Singaporean film We Can Save the World!!!, which premiered at the New York Asian Film Festival.

Media coverage

Fauzi Azzhar's journey from public sector employee to prominent content creator has garnered significant media attention, particularly regarding his advocacy for mental health and substance abuse recovery.

In July 2024, The Straits Times featured an article titled "Young and Hooked: I Lost Myself to Drugs, Says Content Creator," where Fauzi candidly discussed his past struggles with drug addiction and his path to recovery. He shared his experiences with methamphetamine use, the impact on his mental health, and the importance of seeking help. The article highlighted his 365 days of sobriety and his efforts to raise awareness about the dangers of drug use.

The New Paper also covered Fauzi's story in an article titled "'Clowntent' Creator Shares Sobering Life Story," published in July 2024. The piece delved into his background, detailing his rise as a content creator and the challenges he faced due to substance abuse. It emphasized his transformation and commitment to using his platform for positive change.

In October 2024, The Straits Times recognized Fauzi as one of five local content creators advocating for mental health on TikTok. The article highlighted his focus on drug recovery and dealing with societal pressures, noting his openness about his mental health journey and his efforts to break the stigma surrounding mental health issues.

Additionally, in September 2025, Fauzi was selected as one of six Singapore-based creators for TikTok's inaugural Trusted Creators Lab. This program, launched in collaboration with Temasek Foundation and Love Frankie, aims to equip creators with tools to combat online misinformation. Fauzi's participation underscores his commitment to producing responsible and credible content.

Fauzi's collaborations with political figures during the 2025 General Election also attracted media attention. Channel News Asia reported on his unscripted videos with Senior Minister of State Desmond Tan, where they showcased various spots in Pasir Ris. The article discussed the trend of politicians collaborating with influencers and the importance of transparency in such partnerships.

Podcast appearances

Fauzi has also been featured in one episode of THE WELLO SHOW, where he talks about coming out as a gay person, his drug related past as well as his content creation.