I am Malaysian, and I have interacted with numerous Singaporeans. Interestingly, I haven't encountered any who have come across as arrogant or rude. On the contrary, they have left me with the impression of being courteous and amiable individuals. Curiously, some people have told me that I can come across as arrogant at times, and this perception of mine might contribute to how I view them as unlikely to be rude or arrogant. In a way, my own higher level of arrogance might lead me to interpret their behavior as more polite due to this contrast in levels of arrogance. Does it make sense? Anyway, I firmly believe that Singaporeans are not inherently arrogant; rather, they exhibit a trait associated with a high-stress society, which emanates from the fast-paced and demanding environment in Singapore. This trait is often misconstrued by others as arrogance.
The Chinese don't play in your face games like Malays, they use their power over money and finance to screw you over lol. As a chinaman myself I've noticed the Chinese tend to have very "semitic" way of going about things which might make money, but greatly damage the trust they have with other races
Then why jb want to steal bikes and cars. it not cheap as your country . we work so hard for everything. you come here and earn x 3 go back still alot. complain again? I do have relatives in malaysia how . Behave yourself then . I come here to relax my mind because no free time during work. You think its easy for you to say , come here try 10 years become pr then you will say very stressful. Now malaysia Tmj bodyguard punched one of them from OKU is also my friend's friend. In future, be careful because might follow the way like mine . When your mother give birth to you , hospital bill free right but us have to pay alot bill because we have our own responsibility. You know TMJ studied in singapore back and you can see how educated he is and behave honorable as his father. i respect him very much to an end. Like you need to explore every world and see how the way they lived. Look in japan i like their manner and very respectful because they same like sg , work so hard and everything is expensive . Somemore, during COVID lockdown and ecomony went down and you were strucked then until lockdown is end , we go into border and we help your bussinese economy back to normal state. Dont be so pathetic and be honorable. YOU soon will realised about this. Peace out . God is watching over us .
@@RIZZHER-r9d I don't think you understand what I'm saying. Too bad I can't write in Singlish. Neither Malaysia nor Singapore is my go to destination for work as I earn far better here in Australia than what I could earn in either Malaysia or Singapore. Oh yeah, do not equate Singapore with Japan as Japanese are fully civilised materially and emotionally while Singaporeans aren't. Tell God to watch over himself as I don't believe God even exist like you do.
@@raychabaharuddin3399 Then dont make a fuss about singlish i didnt ask for. I dont care about elite and highly educated , just want to neutral in everything . My Malaysian friend also become pr in sg married to singapore wife , he also realiszed that sg everything very expesnive and got his responsibility to pay everything that not easy , he said if he not here , he will be gone astray and make more problem there in malaysia.and Malaysian whgo work in macdonald also happy people got many cars in his homeland in jb because x3 salary what. I really not bother everyone because we go for hardship and have our own responsibilty. we can do what we love to do. We same same but different but still the same. Until we die we also same same . I dont have problem with everyone unless get to know them first. My relatives in malaysia still very happy balik kampung.
My close encounter with a Malaysian Malay. I am a Singaporean Malay, I travelled to KL on business trips every month, this happened in 1982/83. I was once approached by a stranger, a middle-aged man at the KL railway station, I guess he must be illiterate not being able to read the sign when he asked me in Malay for some directions. When I said I am unsure, he asked again where I am from? The moment I said I am from Singapore, he stepped forward towards me and suddenly placed his thumb violently in the middle of his palm and twisted it deep in front of my face and said “Engkau semua orang Melayu Singapura dah telungkup kena tindas! Habis semua masjid dah kena roboh!” (all you Singaporean Malays have been oppressed and useless, all your mosques have been demolished and gone!)”. It's been many years but the words he said & how he said it is still ringing in my ears, in that condescending & insulting tone. The words I put here are his exact ones because I will always remember it till today. When I asked who told him that and has he ever been to Singapore to witness it, he answered sarcastically “Saya dengar banyak orang cakap, saya belum pernah pergi Singapura dan tak mahu pergi (I heard many people saying it and I hasn't been to Singapore but don’t ever wished to go)”. I explained that we brought down the old mosque to rebuild new ones, and I said we have this Tabung Masjid (Mosque Fund) contributed by all Singapore Muslims to build and rebuild or upgrade the old ones. While talking to him I can’t help but unconsciously glimpsed at the nearby Mosque in my view. Then I pointed to him that Mosque to him - it happened to be the Masjid Negara (Malaysian National Mosque) which is just next to the Station where I was standing and asked him in Malay, “That Mosque there - who build that one?” “That money from where?” He said that his Government builds it from their taxes money, I asked, “Is the taxes also from Genting Casino? Also the Bukit Bintang area where all the bars and prostitutes dens are and massage parlours? As during that time in the 80s’ those places were famously known to be there. He said it must be and he then started to curse and swear at his own Govt! He realised then where the taxes money comes from and finally he said he will visit Singapore to see what I’ve said were true. I told that the first thing he will see coming in from the Causeway is the “Menara Mesjid” (minarets of the mosque) in Woodlands the moment he crosses into Singapore … I then said Salam and left him. I left feeling very disappointed that we Malays are supposed to love one another no matter in which continent we are, and here, this whom I considered a matured & elderly man having these violent feelings and hatred for a neighbouring kin. What I learn from this episode is I think many Malaysian Malays especially those from the rural areas have not visited Singapore - and hated us for just being in Singapore. It is like a presumptious blind leading the ignorant blind & it goes on. I frequently read the comments on UA-cam when there are issues on Singapore, and it’s always the Malaysian Malays (because their comments are in Malay) condemning the Singapore Malays. I can’t help but see the vast difference between us. I wish the Malaysian Malays would come and visit and see for themselves or maybe find a job here in Singapore, because those who have been often stayed. Look at your other races who are working here, they came without prejudice or hatred, that even security guards (Pegawai Keselamatan) can own bungalow houses and new cars (some not just one but two or three) in Malaysia with the salary they earn here. Imagine - a security guard gets about S$3,000 per month with overtime - that works to almost RM10,000. Imagine again, wife & husband working, because there are those couples working together here. Now, that’ll be …. Let’s see, not just bungalows & cars but money coming out of their ears.
Wow that's scary sia. I hope sg will not have such Extremist. We wont let china PRCs kachiau our Malay brothers and sisters, so thanks for having our backs too. 🤝 Majulah Singapura!
You should use 'apa yang abang/akak tak suka' instead of 'benci'. We Malaysians won't ask a person use benci when we just want to ask someone on normal things. Benci usually use when come to emotional or intense conversations. Luckily my aunt married to a nice singaporean. He's not rasist and 'sombong' with Singapore currency. Overall he's down to earth kind a guy
Some Singaporeans in Malaysia, JB especially, don't behave well such as littering from their Singapore cars, a Singaporean father telling his son who wanted to close the water tap in a public toilet to ignore that as wasting water in Malaysia is fine, and driving with high beam at night in JB city are among the examples I faced personally. Many others are just fine especially those living here and have adapted with the locals. I have a number of Singaporean neighbors who are good people and take care of the shared resources we live in.
maybe they are very tired of behaving extremely well in the super strict Singapore culture.. that's why they are meroyan when they have the chance to go out of that tiny artificial island.
Then why jb want to steal bikes and cars. it not cheap as your country . we work so hard for everything. you come here and earn x 3 go back still alot. complain again? I do have relatives in malaysia how . Behave yourself then . I come here to relax my mind because no free time during work. You think its easy for you to say , come here try 10 years become pr then you will say very stressful. Now malaysia Tmj bodyguard punched one of them from OKU is also my friend's friend. In future, be careful because might follow the way like mine . You know TMJ studied in singapore back and you can see how educated he is and behave honorable as his father. i respect him very much to an end. When your mother give birth to you , hospital bill free right but us have to pay alot bill because we have our own responsibility. Like you need to explore every world and see how the way they lived. Look in japan i like their manner and very respectful because they same like sg , work so hard and everything is expensive . Somemore, during COVID lockdown and ecomony went down and you were strucked then until lockdown is end , we go into border and we help your bussinese economy back to normal state. Dont be so pathetic and be honorable. YOU soon will realised about this. Peace out . God is watching over us .
That 19 year old boy is right........the young will give us a better future...BTW I love Malaysia, and worked and live there for 3 years...We love it so much that even though we are back in SG, we kept our home in KL and make sure we are good guest of this beautiful home we call Malaysia.
We are actually very closely connected culturally. I believe many of Singaporeans have spouses and relatives from Malaysia likewise the same can be said about Malaysians. Every country will have bad eggs but i believe most are good friendly people. We are all one human race and we share the same color blood which can be use to save one another.
Lol. I think you should look at msia netizens’ comments. It’s obvious they are sour and still harbour the thought of destroying us. No need to be kind. I dun feel guilty insulting them.
As a singaporean, I find most malaysians very courteous and helpful. Also got to say my mom was a Malaysian and I have many relatives from JB to Teluk Intan. One thing I love about malaysia is my all time train rides. Awesome to watch the natural stuffs which SG doesn't have much. The Malay rojak is something I miss. When I go there, thats the 1st food i look for. No matter what SG and Malaysia has deep brotherly ties. Girls wise ayiah, all pretty lah. You need cupid to shoot at the right place...Always love Malaysia.
Kind? Jiu Hu bu are a bunch of Karens worse than Sg. Poor people tend to be desperate and know how to fight for things. I live long enough to say this, it’s opposite. Poor people are scheming cos they need money.
As a Singaporean, one thing you have to learn and do is, to respect people’s country regardless if it’s to your liking or not. If you don’t like their lifestyle and habits, can just go elsewhere. Whatever that you cannot do in Singapore (behavior wise), don’t do it overseas either. There’s a reason why it’s called bad habits. This is basic manners and common sense. Our currency is strong, but definitely not the best in the entire world, so don’t look down on others just because of the vast difference in currency rates. Just enjoy and love the country in terms of culture, food, and being friendly towards one another (unless they’re being rude first). Like that very hard meh? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔 P.S. Personal opinion, just saying.
We asian as malaysia,singapore,indonesia,phillipines ,thailand ,vietnam always always arguing each other about football,sepaktakraw,food,but deep down we respect each other.only we can arguing about this.its normal typical asians.
Malaysians are among the most friendly and kind people I know. The racists and bigots are the minority and the wise Johor Sultan has been maintaining racial harmony in the southern state.
Singapore currency is high but so is their housing,car coe,food,room rentals, prices ,tap water is mixed with recycled water,petrol price is high,laws are unforgiving even for low iQ person,if you can speak English you got some respect, ppl are friendly, they don't stare,many Malaysians need Singapore jobs,many Singaporeans like Malaysia for its nature food and similar culture, 😊
Perhaps you can get a Malaysian guest that can speak multiple language to help you with the interview, maybe can get better result HAHA. Great topic though, keep it up!
@@MaverickChopper lol. Definitely better than msians. Stop assuming all Sg suck at Chinese. Many Sg will agree with me msian accented Chinese is awful. Your comment is so cliché. Dun act smart.
used to cross the border fairly often on day-trips. for about 3 years i would go 2-3 times a month on a weekday and always felt rather welcome in johor.. i stopped doing that since covid and until recently, have not been across the border for years. finally went across and spent a couple of days in JB to visit an old friend and one thing i've noticed is people are less welcoming towards me.. like you can just feel it from the way you are spoken to, looked at etc. not sure what has changed but it is a noticeable shift in perception towards singaporeans
As a person who used to work/live in Singapore as an Islamic banker I do admire how Singapore government manage to keep their country progress and develop as it now, and to discipline their citizens to keep their country clean. As in any countries there are always some bad apples either in Singapore or Malaysia, however Singapore always comparing the whole country of Malaysia with their tiny island which is a bit unfair lah, moreover they always comparing to Johor Bahru or nearby. Imagine, Malaysia just same size of Singapore e.g. KL or Putrajaya, surely at par or not that far behind from their city state country. Please to all Singaporeans who come to Malaysia for shopping or relaxing, respect our law; don't stealing our subsidized petrol, please abide our traffic..we know la you all 'lepas gian' with speeding that you can't do at your own tiny country.. if you expect visitors to your country to follow your rules, you should do the same la when come to our country. Simple as that!
@@rocketsteel Have you seen the video, and many other videos on media social platforms? They are Singaporeans not Malaysians who are working in Singapore. Lol
Please to all malaysian s-pass holder dont steal local delivery job. S-pass cannot moonlight do delivery with malaysian motorbike. We singaporean pay road tax coe but you all suka suka with your malaysian motorbike and steal local jobs.
Singaporeans and Malaysians come from same stock. Singapore is a piece of white square white cloth cut from main white piece. Then it's sewn into a beautiful hankerchief. Same material. Now up to Malaysia to design more patterns instead of using itself as rags. Potential is unlimited. 👌🙏👍😜🎉😋
never hated singporean until aunty jocelyn chia came into the picture. she represents a lot of singaporeans. that's why many interviewees mention about their attitude and racism towards non-singaporeans.
Fun fact ah jocelyn chia was never a singaporean, she only LIVED in singapore . So no way she represents us? But too bad liao no one wants to do research instead just put the blame on singaporeans over one American woman.🤣
Got one time I visit JB from Singapore and when I came back, the Malaysian police was extremely rude when I didn’t know where to go and was panicking, and he didn’t even guide me properly where to go and called me a “bodoh” at the end. For me, Malaysians are friendly and welcoming except some of their customs police which are very bad
Omg this is true. Singaporeans really come off as arrogant people but I think it's sth subconscious. I'm glad you got the two sides to comment on each others' culture.
improve the government, stop corruption, but that will never happen. hahahahahah me as a Malaysian, I pun donno lah when all this political nonsense is going to stop selalu something yang quite idiotic happen in our politics
religious extremism and racism is worse than corruption. this guy said the government is corrupt. but the malaysian politicians blame the non-malays for corruption.
@@hailyrizzo5428 then what about your republic country that occupies most of the Malays' land, non-natives get to control almost everything, and abolishes Malay kampungs just to build your HDB flats? Little Israel with a hint of Zionism agenda. What's next? Claiming Johor and Penang soon?😂
Ya me too as a M’sian i love Singapore too. B’cos i have been going there since i was a baby. Since the 80’s, 90’s, 2000 and above. Mostly i buy all my things there. But now in JB u can get most of things already unlike those days in JB. But i like going to Mustaffa Centre eventhough it’s a bit chaos 😅 but i like it cos they sell everything there.
Amongst the South Asean Countries, Singapore and Malaysia has the strongest ties. What I am not happy is the difficulty of Msian or Singaporean entering the other country. Both countries should have a very seamless and easy system for a person to move between the two countries. It should be as easy entering or exiting Vatican city or a European citizen to move from one EU country to another EU country. We should be a leading example for other ASEAN countries to follow.
Malaysians in the comments section like to tell their Chinese ppl to balik tongsan and a Malaysian director/actress told the Malay Singapore actor/singer to berambus from Malaysia. So you can see they are the racist ones. Don't even talk about Singapore. Please reflect on your own country.
The Singaporean friends I have are learned and humble. But the tourists I saw around me, especially on the roads and in shopping malls came across as very arrogant and entitled. I mean... we know that you have money, but you are in Malaysia. I do hope that those are not the rule la. The thing I hate about going to Singapore is the jam and the way they herded the people into buses like cattle. Would I still go? Maybe... on a flight. I heard some Malaysians who complained about people in Singapore, but I find that if you just don't pick on people, and just mind your own business, it should be ok. I enjoyed the last trip I did.
@@akari3354 generally u dont really see singaporeans dissing on malaysians its just mostly malaysians that have their own negative comments about Singapore...
I am malaysians, and I dont hate singapore.... I like singaporeans and their country... "hate" is not the right word... 7:19 but i do agree with this bro...
We do hate the rude ones,but not them as human because we are all sinner.Malaysian pun ada bad side..We need to chill always and not make ourself awkward.
I LOVE YOU MSIANS **** The guy that i LIKE AND LOVE THE MOST - 03:42 he is VERY light hearted and positive. You can see he completely has nothing negative to say at all. If you can acquire the SAME peacefulness that he has - you are already awarded his level of peace in life. (The girl at 09:28 - CHEERS
In my opinion, they are not nice. After reading their comments from social media. They like to curse and bad mouth Singapore especially when it relates to Israel/Palestine crisis but yet many of them come to Singapore and earn a living.
@@connormcchicken5915 Nah we prefer the original Brit language then the fake replica one the Brit taught to those tribalist that's cannot use anywhere else 🥴
It's very common for a "less developed" country to hate a more "developed country". The same wat Mexico hates USA and how Cambodia hates Thailand. When a Country is "more developed". its currency is stronger, its people may speak more directly and forceful and the culture is more unforgiving.Hence, neighbouring countries will tend to view it has arrogant or less friendly.
We have lived many happy years with neighbors because we don't discuss or talk such things, we discussed other countries while having JB kopi with our Malaysian neighbors .. Please practice discernment, certain things are best left unsaid ..
U like ah lians. Their “pretty” girls look like mamasan with overdone eyebrows, ah lians or Koreans wannabe ( but u know they are msians when u c their skin)
Singaporean is good people. And they actually can be friendly. But most of them have this "kerek" personality despite being friendly. I work as customer service in JB, so i met with them almost daily.
This kinda unfair. With singaporean u ask common question just positive opinion about malaysian but with malaysian u bait using what u hate or dislike about singaporean which force the participant to give their opinion base on ur question not because malaysian hate singaporean. Even this title is so missleading. Just make malaysia look bad
I’m from the old generation that don’t differentiate between M’sians and S’poreans. Both countries have their uniqueness and claim to fame, but the people - semua sama, macham adek beradek👍🏼😄
That comedian? Sighs. I think most of us don’t even acknowledge her as one of our own since 1) she isn’t Singaporean anymore 2) we strongly DO NOT agree with the crap she said. Really no common-sense and no compassion.
A she's not Singaporean 😮 she has migrated to USA citizen so Malaysian shouldn't care what she says if you want take action against her you all can sue her in USA 😮
Honestly, I hope Malaysia will remain as they are today. If they improve, over time, we will not have enough workers in Singapore. Then business will have to get workers from other countries. Unless the government relax the foreign workers quota. Otherwise businessmen will find it harder to substain. But I think Malaysia still has at least 15-20 years to catch up with Singapore. With the uncertain political landscape in Malaysia. It’s going to hard. I will always welcome Malaysians to work here. It’s a win win situation for them and us.
its ironic isn't it. Singaporeans always have good things to say about Malaysians when interviewed whereas Malaysians always bad mouth Singaporeans. Yet, Singaporeans are the one that is stereotyped as arrogant and should be humble ? 😂
gimme a break. they are on youtube. they don't want to be cancelled especially with their faces open to public. are you blind or pretend to be blind to comments made by singaporeans either on their own social media circles or chats. actually what they say already color their image of malaysians but they just put in a non -aggressive manner. malaysia is crime ridden, corrupt, undeveloped, poor, inefficient. in other words, malaysia is a second rate country compared to singapore.
Nah….. The arrogant part is actually true tho. Only malaysian knows what those malaysian talk about, U come here, pretend you’re malaysian, and see how singaporean treat u. They think they are rich they can be so entitled la
@@sikhoonsikhoon4741?? We all very chill leh, we dont treat malaysians any different at all. U come ask sgeans they also say they prefer malaysian food and sceneries even more. U see how many malaysian students come to sg and study they look like they can adapt to it. We dont even want to care la if you're malaysian
@@ryoutacooks see la how many malaysians also experienced the same thing. So what they all lying ke abt sinagporean being rude to them. U dont know much la and u cannot invalidate our feelings and experiences. Also prefer malaysian food and sceneries got nothing to do singaporeans treating malaysians well. If u are a good singaporean then tqsm we need more ppl like u.
@@sikhoonsikhoon4741 u got a point there, but different people different experiences la. i am being surrounded by lots of malaysians, im friends w them so i know la. its not just malaysians, we have a lot of people coming from other countries and diff nationalities, if they can adapt they can. the only arrogant part i can say is that when singaporeans come to malaysia. but generally, we dont care
@@infj5196 well duh. When you're in the world 2nd most racist country, why would you want to leave whe you're the majority race reaping all the perks 😆
@@infj5196 well duh, if you're the majority race in the world's 2nd most racist country. Why would you even want to leave when you're the one reaping the rewards unfairly?
@@KeoNz Malaysian Chinese are the racist ones. Even the Indians agree. Whether you like it or not, Malaysia and Singapore are the native land of Malays. You are just a descendant of immigrants from China who begged the Malay King to allow you all to stay in our land.
its the other way around, my experience shopping in Singapore and out at a restaurant, the minute you said ur from Malaysia the attitude just changed like Malaysias were less of a human being, I get followed at the mall like I was gona steal sometning when everyone shop at ease. Singaporeans crossed the causeway … you ask the Johoreans how they behave.
My last trip to Singapore was 30 years ago when I visited my uncle in Woodlands. I found the traders there especially those of Chinese descent were very arrogant. I don't intend to go there anymore and I hope that was the first and last visit. Not anymore.
If given the choice of becoming a citizen of Singapore or Malaysia without doubt I would choose Malaysia, Malaysia has a culture, a big country and many other like cheap goods but the salary is not as big as Singapore so they will survive, for sure for today's economy Singapore is better but that doesn't mean Malaysia will stay like that forever, Singapore will never have what Malaysia has and Malaysia can have what Singapore has if they are good at managing the country's economy
obviously can anyhow drive. When we see people in KL dont even signal when changing lanes, suddenly cutting you off. Theres a saying in sg " Malaysia Boleh"
I am Malaysian, and I have interacted with numerous Singaporeans. Interestingly, I haven't encountered any who have come across as arrogant or rude. On the contrary, they have left me with the impression of being courteous and amiable individuals. Curiously, some people have told me that I can come across as arrogant at times, and this perception of mine might contribute to how I view them as unlikely to be rude or arrogant. In a way, my own higher level of arrogance might lead me to interpret their behavior as more polite due to this contrast in levels of arrogance. Does it make sense? Anyway, I firmly believe that Singaporeans are not inherently arrogant; rather, they exhibit a trait associated with a high-stress society, which emanates from the fast-paced and demanding environment in Singapore. This trait is often misconstrued by others as arrogance.
The Chinese don't play in your face games like Malays, they use their power over money and finance to screw you over lol. As a chinaman myself I've noticed the Chinese tend to have very "semitic" way of going about things which might make money, but greatly damage the trust they have with other races
Then why jb want to steal bikes and cars. it not cheap as your country . we work so hard for everything. you come here and earn x 3 go back still alot. complain again? I do have relatives in malaysia how . Behave yourself then . I come here to relax my mind because no free time during work. You think its easy for you to say , come here try 10 years become pr then you will say very stressful. Now malaysia Tmj bodyguard punched one of them from OKU is also my friend's friend. In future, be careful because might follow the way like mine . When your mother give birth to you , hospital bill free right but us have to pay alot bill because we have our own responsibility. You know TMJ studied in singapore back and you can see how educated he is and behave honorable as his father. i respect him very much to an end. Like you need to explore every world and see how the way they lived. Look in japan i like their manner and very respectful because they same like sg , work so hard and everything is expensive . Somemore, during COVID lockdown and ecomony went down and you were strucked then until lockdown is end , we go into border and we help your bussinese economy back to normal state. Dont be so pathetic and be honorable. YOU soon will realised about this. Peace out . God is watching over us .
@@RIZZHER-r9d I don't think you understand what I'm saying. Too bad I can't write in Singlish. Neither Malaysia nor Singapore is my go to destination for work as I earn far better here in Australia than what I could earn in either Malaysia or Singapore. Oh yeah, do not equate Singapore with Japan as Japanese are fully civilised materially and emotionally while Singaporeans aren't. Tell God to watch over himself as I don't believe God even exist like you do.
@@raychabaharuddin3399 Then dont make a fuss about singlish i didnt ask for. I dont care about elite and highly educated , just want to neutral in everything . My Malaysian friend also become pr in sg married to singapore wife , he also realiszed that sg everything very expesnive and got his responsibility to pay everything that not easy , he said if he not here , he will be gone astray and make more problem there in malaysia.and Malaysian whgo work in macdonald also happy people got many cars in his homeland in jb because x3 salary what. I really not bother everyone because we go for hardship and have our own responsibilty. we can do what we love to do. We same same but different but still the same. Until we die we also same same . I dont have problem with everyone unless get to know them first. My relatives in malaysia still very happy balik kampung.
Maybe because u are white skin..u don't look like Malay or indian
give that brother at the end who said "au au sa..." honorary SG citizenship
REAL!!!
reskpect
I need context please 😂
wahahhahhaaaaa
@khabibgt6688what an interesting word salad! I suggest a trip to Tanjung Rambutan. Do us a favor!
My close encounter with a Malaysian Malay. I am a Singaporean Malay, I travelled to KL on business trips every month, this happened in 1982/83. I was once approached by a stranger, a middle-aged man at the KL railway station, I guess he must be illiterate not being able to read the sign when he asked me in Malay for some directions. When I said I am unsure, he asked again where I am from? The moment I said I am from Singapore, he stepped forward towards me and suddenly placed his thumb violently in the middle of his palm and twisted it deep in front of my face and said “Engkau semua orang Melayu Singapura dah telungkup kena tindas! Habis semua masjid dah kena roboh!” (all you Singaporean Malays have been oppressed and useless, all your mosques have been demolished and gone!)”.
It's been many years but the words he said & how he said it is still ringing in my ears, in that condescending & insulting tone. The words I put here are his exact ones because I will always remember it till today.
When I asked who told him that and has he ever been to Singapore to witness it, he answered sarcastically “Saya dengar banyak orang cakap, saya belum pernah pergi Singapura dan tak mahu pergi (I heard many people saying it and I hasn't been to Singapore but don’t ever wished to go)”. I explained that we brought down the old mosque to rebuild new ones, and I said we have this Tabung Masjid (Mosque Fund) contributed by all Singapore Muslims to build and rebuild or upgrade the old ones. While talking to him I can’t help but unconsciously glimpsed at the nearby Mosque in my view. Then I pointed to him that Mosque to him - it happened to be the Masjid Negara (Malaysian National Mosque) which is just next to the Station where I was standing and asked him in Malay, “That Mosque there - who build that one?” “That money from where?” He said that his Government builds it from their taxes money, I asked, “Is the taxes also from Genting Casino? Also the Bukit Bintang area where all the bars and prostitutes dens are and massage parlours? As during that time in the 80s’ those places were famously known to be there. He said it must be and he then started to curse and swear at his own Govt! He realised then where the taxes money comes from and finally he said he will visit Singapore to see what I’ve said were true. I told that the first thing he will see coming in from the Causeway is the “Menara Mesjid” (minarets of the mosque) in Woodlands the moment he crosses into Singapore … I then said Salam and left him.
I left feeling very disappointed that we Malays are supposed to love one another no matter in which continent we are, and here, this whom I considered a matured & elderly man having these violent feelings and hatred for a neighbouring kin.
What I learn from this episode is I think many Malaysian Malays especially those from the rural areas have not visited Singapore - and hated us for just being in Singapore. It is like a presumptious blind leading the ignorant blind & it goes on. I frequently read the comments on UA-cam when there are issues on Singapore, and it’s always the Malaysian Malays (because their comments are in Malay) condemning the Singapore Malays.
I can’t help but see the vast difference between us.
I wish the Malaysian Malays would come and visit and see for themselves or maybe find a job here in Singapore, because those who have been often stayed. Look at your other races who are working here, they came without prejudice or hatred, that even security guards (Pegawai Keselamatan) can own bungalow houses and new cars (some not just one but two or three) in Malaysia with the salary they earn here. Imagine - a security guard gets about S$3,000 per month with overtime - that works to almost RM10,000. Imagine again, wife & husband working, because there are those couples working together here. Now, that’ll be …. Let’s see, not just bungalows & cars but money coming out of their ears.
underrated comment sia.. honestly their perception on us is different, they think we sgean malays are not true malay or smth
dont worry bro malaysian malays like the rural fellows all hate indians and chinese mlaaysians so its ok we same boat :)@@ryoutacooks
@@4pf-zz9fh Same for the malaysian chinese who hates malay and Indians malaysians while calling them all sorts of name!
Wow that's scary sia.
I hope sg will not have such Extremist.
We wont let china PRCs kachiau our Malay brothers and sisters, so thanks for having our backs too. 🤝 Majulah Singapura!
@@ryoutacooks
There's also a problem with assuming malays=muslims. They cannot fathom freedom of religion.
You should use 'apa yang abang/akak tak suka' instead of 'benci'. We Malaysians won't ask a person use benci when we just want to ask someone on normal things. Benci usually use when come to emotional or intense conversations. Luckily my aunt married to a nice singaporean. He's not rasist and 'sombong' with Singapore currency. Overall he's down to earth kind a guy
'If not our generation, who?' DAMN the guy in the black hoodie nailed it
Hes such a wise man even though he is young (only 19 years old)
He has my respect.
I wish more young Malaysians have the same mindset as him.
dats y hes scouted by MIT. A leader in the making.
He is studying at Netherlands Maritime University (NMIT), not MIT@@nurfazly
Some Singaporeans in Malaysia, JB especially, don't behave well such as littering from their Singapore cars, a Singaporean father telling his son who wanted to close the water tap in a public toilet to ignore that as wasting water in Malaysia is fine, and driving with high beam at night in JB city are among the examples I faced personally.
Many others are just fine especially those living here and have adapted with the locals. I have a number of Singaporean neighbors who are good people and take care of the shared resources we live in.
maybe they are very tired of behaving extremely well in the super strict Singapore culture.. that's why they are meroyan when they have the chance to go out of that tiny artificial island.
I witnessed many Malaysian registered vehicles park opposite directions
@@amein73 Or perhaps, they don't think not littering in an already filthy place would make any difference?
Then why jb want to steal bikes and cars. it not cheap as your country . we work so hard for everything. you come here and earn x 3 go back still alot. complain again? I do have relatives in malaysia how . Behave yourself then . I come here to relax my mind because no free time during work. You think its easy for you to say , come here try 10 years become pr then you will say very stressful. Now malaysia Tmj bodyguard punched one of them from OKU is also my friend's friend. In future, be careful because might follow the way like mine . You know TMJ studied in singapore back and you can see how educated he is and behave honorable as his father. i respect him very much to an end. When your mother give birth to you , hospital bill free right but us have to pay alot bill because we have our own responsibility. Like you need to explore every world and see how the way they lived. Look in japan i like their manner and very respectful because they same like sg , work so hard and everything is expensive . Somemore, during COVID lockdown and ecomony went down and you were strucked then until lockdown is end , we go into border and we help your bussinese economy back to normal state. Dont be so pathetic and be honorable. YOU soon will realised about this. Peace out . God is watching over us .
Oh so you Malaysian guys are all angels issit?
"you know deez nuts?"
"dk"
"Later I show you"
🤣
That 19 year old boy is right........the young will give us a better future...BTW I love Malaysia, and worked and live there for 3 years...We love it so much that even though we are back in SG, we kept our home in KL and make sure we are good guest of this beautiful home we call Malaysia.
May I suggest why not move back to Malaysia permanently, its way cheaper and besides Singapore its too crowded
We are actually very closely connected culturally. I believe many of Singaporeans have spouses and relatives from Malaysia likewise the same can be said about Malaysians. Every country will have bad eggs but i believe most are good friendly people. We are all one human race and we share the same color blood which can be use to save one another.
I love both country , regards their attitude and culture .
As a Singaporean, we need to be humble and respect when travelling aboard .
As a Singaporean, we have keep reminding ourselves to humble and respectful.
Lol. I think you should look at msia netizens’ comments. It’s obvious they are sour and still harbour the thought of destroying us. No need to be kind. I dun feel guilty insulting them.
@khabibgt6688 🥱 yawn. I din even read your comments. Are u an academic? Lol. Yawning....
@khabibgt6688 typical msian try to sound noble and intellectual. Actually a hypocrite harbours lots of evil tots.
@khabibgt6688 u just proved my point. Msians are sour. I really dun feel guilty insulting msia.
@khabibgt6688 Sg who think we have friendly neighbours need to wake up. I knew it, msia want us die.
The student at the end LMAO - "ao ao sala-"
We want YOU
Childish
What is the meaning of the phrase?
Ask endians!, what they prefer!
@@SuccessforLifester It is part of the SALAKAU anthem
As a singaporean, I find most malaysians very courteous and helpful. Also got to say my mom was a Malaysian and I have many relatives from JB to Teluk Intan. One thing I love about malaysia is my all time train rides. Awesome to watch the natural stuffs which SG doesn't have much. The Malay rojak is something I miss. When I go there, thats the 1st food i look for. No matter what SG and Malaysia has deep brotherly ties. Girls wise ayiah, all pretty lah. You need cupid to shoot at the right place...Always love Malaysia.
Kind? Jiu Hu bu are a bunch of Karens worse than Sg. Poor people tend to be desperate and know how to fight for things. I live long enough to say this, it’s opposite. Poor people are scheming cos they need money.
As a Singaporean, one thing you have to learn and do is, to respect people’s country regardless if it’s to your liking or not. If you don’t like their lifestyle and habits, can just go elsewhere.
Whatever that you cannot do in Singapore (behavior wise), don’t do it overseas either. There’s a reason why it’s called bad habits. This is basic manners and common sense.
Our currency is strong, but definitely not the best in the entire world, so don’t look down on others just because of the vast difference in currency rates. Just enjoy and love the country in terms of culture, food, and being friendly towards one another (unless they’re being rude first). Like that very hard meh? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
P.S. Personal opinion, just saying.
So hard you respect country is..
@@akari3354 don’t know what you mean
@@LOLOL766 what you mean..? This sifat benci xde respect orang..
So shit so rude..
@@LOLOL766 this so rude..
We asian as malaysia,singapore,indonesia,phillipines ,thailand ,vietnam always always arguing each other about football,sepaktakraw,food,but deep down we respect each other.only we can arguing about this.its normal typical asians.
Malaysians are among the most friendly and kind people I know. The racists and bigots are the minority and the wise Johor Sultan has been maintaining racial harmony in the southern state.
Actually Malaysia is not that bad. Its still way way better than other southeast asian countries.
Singapore currency is high but so is their housing,car coe,food,room rentals, prices ,tap water is mixed with recycled water,petrol price is high,laws are unforgiving even for low iQ person,if you can speak English you got some respect, ppl are friendly, they don't stare,many Malaysians need Singapore jobs,many Singaporeans like Malaysia for its nature food and similar culture, 😊
Perhaps you can get a Malaysian guest that can speak multiple language to help you with the interview, maybe can get better result HAHA. Great topic though, keep it up!
i volunteeer!!
@@hhco500 oh no. I dun want to hear msian accented mandarin. Hey, do u guys know u your tones are wrong.
What a joke. I know most malaysian can speak english.
@@sart3735 Try to make one video and show us how good is your tones are? Maybe you can improve us in a better way?
@@MaverickChopper lol. Definitely better than msians. Stop assuming all Sg suck at Chinese. Many Sg will agree with me msian accented Chinese is awful. Your comment is so cliché. Dun act smart.
used to cross the border fairly often on day-trips. for about 3 years i would go 2-3 times a month on a weekday and always felt rather welcome in johor..
i stopped doing that since covid and until recently, have not been across the border for years.
finally went across and spent a couple of days in JB to visit an old friend and one thing i've noticed is people are less welcoming towards me.. like you can just feel it from the way you are spoken to, looked at etc. not sure what has changed but it is a noticeable shift in perception towards singaporeans
As a person who used to work/live in Singapore as an Islamic banker I do admire how Singapore government manage to keep their country progress and develop as it now, and to discipline their citizens to keep their country clean. As in any countries there are always some bad apples either in Singapore or Malaysia, however Singapore always comparing the whole country of Malaysia with their tiny island which is a bit unfair lah, moreover they always comparing to Johor Bahru or nearby. Imagine, Malaysia just same size of Singapore e.g. KL or Putrajaya, surely at par or not that far behind from their city state country. Please to all Singaporeans who come to Malaysia for shopping or relaxing, respect our law; don't stealing our subsidized petrol, please abide our traffic..we know la you all 'lepas gian' with speeding that you can't do at your own tiny country.. if you expect visitors to your country to follow your rules, you should do the same la when come to our country. Simple as that!
Haha kelako singapura ni.. Benci sifat mereko.
😂😂😂
No one in Singapore bothers about comparing. Only Malaysians working in Singapore like to compare.
@@rocketsteel Have you seen the video, and many other videos on media social platforms? They are Singaporeans not Malaysians who are working in Singapore. Lol
Please to all malaysian s-pass holder dont steal local delivery job. S-pass cannot moonlight do delivery with malaysian motorbike. We singaporean pay road tax coe but you all suka suka with your malaysian motorbike and steal local jobs.
I love Malaysia ❤🇲🇾
From SG🇸🇬
Good, come to become our citizen, many state for you to go
Singaporeans and Malaysians come from same stock. Singapore is a piece of white square white cloth cut from main white piece. Then it's sewn into a beautiful hankerchief. Same material. Now up to Malaysia to design more patterns instead of using itself as rags. Potential is unlimited. 👌🙏👍😜🎉😋
Once singaporean cross the border to malaysia, the people are transform from human to bird.. "cheap... cheap... cheap..." 😂😂😂😂
that why you to proud of your currency .in reality you cant make that cringe cheap in your own country😂
never hated singporean until aunty jocelyn chia came into the picture. she represents a lot of singaporeans. that's why many interviewees mention about their attitude and racism towards non-singaporeans.
Lmfao. Who she represent? She dont even live in sg or have sg citizenship.
As a young Singaporean
That lady don't represent me at all
I also heard she's an American who studied here in Singapore.
I also didn't know there's a hatred or fight against Singapore and Malaysia
I thought Malaysia was just a neighbour country and that's pretty much it.
unfair view. should i pick one ugly Malaysian and say his/her view represents alot of Malaysians too?
Fun fact ah jocelyn chia was never a singaporean, she only LIVED in singapore . So no way she represents us? But too bad liao no one wants to do research instead just put the blame on singaporeans over one American woman.🤣
Got one time I visit JB from Singapore and when I came back, the Malaysian police was extremely rude when I didn’t know where to go and was panicking, and he didn’t even guide me properly where to go and called me a “bodoh” at the end. For me, Malaysians are friendly and welcoming except some of their customs police which are very bad
Omg this is true. Singaporeans really come off as arrogant people but I think it's sth subconscious. I'm glad you got the two sides to comment on each others' culture.
10:10 this makes alot of sense. Inflation caused by tourism but domestic market feels it
That meimei girl is so pretty 😍😍 🌹🌹
Same like durian market
improve the government, stop corruption, but that will never happen. hahahahahah me as a Malaysian, I pun donno lah when all this political nonsense is going to stop selalu something yang quite idiotic happen in our politics
religious extremism and racism is worse than corruption. this guy said the government is corrupt. but the malaysian politicians blame the non-malays for corruption.
@@hailyrizzo5428 then what about your republic country that occupies most of the Malays' land, non-natives get to control almost everything, and abolishes Malay kampungs just to build your HDB flats? Little Israel with a hint of Zionism agenda. What's next? Claiming Johor and Penang soon?😂
12:14 Singapore best international hit
what song is that? 369 song?
@@lyhthegreat IYKYK
@@lyhthegreatgang song bro
Whatever...as a Malaysian, i really love 🇸🇬🦁
Me too ❤
I love msia too❤❤
Ya me too as a M’sian i love Singapore too. B’cos i have been going there since i was a baby. Since the 80’s, 90’s, 2000 and above. Mostly i buy all my things there. But now in JB u can get most of things already unlike those days in JB. But i like going to Mustaffa Centre eventhough it’s a bit chaos 😅 but i like it cos they sell everything there.
Amongst the South Asean Countries, Singapore and Malaysia has the strongest ties. What I am not happy is the difficulty of Msian or Singaporean entering the other country. Both countries should have a very seamless and easy system for a person to move between the two countries. It should be as easy entering or exiting Vatican city or a European citizen to move from one EU country to another EU country.
We should be a leading example for other ASEAN countries to follow.
That problem will soon be fixed
When the train to Malaysia and Singapore is built
No thanks. I dun want to hear accented mandarin in Sg.
@@sart3735 what's the problem with accents?
Every country has accents either bad accent or good accent but it's unique.
@@sart3735 mainland China even have their own regional accents nothing wrong with that.
@@sart3735 if you can't handle Singaporean mandarin accent I don't think you can handle Xinjiang accent or northeast Chinese accent.
Im a Singaporean..and i approve this video
"Stop racism" ..❤❤
As a Malaysian, Singapore peoples is little racist about the malays or the other races.
Malaysia is ranked 2nd most racist country in the world though 😅
Malaysians in the comments section like to tell their Chinese ppl to balik tongsan and a Malaysian director/actress told the Malay Singapore actor/singer to berambus from Malaysia. So you can see they are the racist ones. Don't even talk about Singapore. Please reflect on your own country.
@@KeoNz You dont even read the stats properly.
Its "PERCEIVED" racism. Not actual racism.
as a Malaysian i am surprised by their English proficiency.
In fact i would think some of them are even Indonesians judging by their accent 🤔
None of them are Indonesians.
Some of them are from Sabah/Sarawak. Hence the difference in accent.
@@Emsyaz oh i see, no wonder!
was thinking the same thing... kinda surprised by their proficiency... our English ain't that bad... would have made his interview a whole lot easier
malaysians cant speak english???
@@CKY-wm1qncan la
The Singaporean friends I have are learned and humble. But the tourists I saw around me, especially on the roads and in shopping malls came across as very arrogant and entitled. I mean... we know that you have money, but you are in Malaysia. I do hope that those are not the rule la. The thing I hate about going to Singapore is the jam and the way they herded the people into buses like cattle. Would I still go? Maybe... on a flight. I heard some Malaysians who complained about people in Singapore, but I find that if you just don't pick on people, and just mind your own business, it should be ok. I enjoyed the last trip I did.
Singapore bad.. Not kind person you mind.
@@akari3354not every Singapore person is bad
Theres good and bad people everywhere
@@akari3354 generally u dont really see singaporeans dissing on malaysians its just mostly malaysians that have their own negative comments about Singapore...
@@clearsky4003 haha, and im just here worried when foreigners overpopulate this country in the future ( or already is ).
I am malaysians, and I dont hate singapore.... I like singaporeans and their country... "hate" is not the right word... 7:19 but i do agree with this bro...
We do hate the rude ones,but not them as human because we are all sinner.Malaysian pun ada bad side..We need to chill always and not make ourself awkward.
I'm a Singaporean. I think Singaporean are more direct when we talk, that may come off are arrogant.
hi! excellent programme! i am a great believer of Malaysian FOOD! it tastes excellent!
“LATER I SHOW U” HAHAHAHHA
Bro trying to start a war 😂
I LOVE YOU MSIANS **** The guy that i LIKE AND LOVE THE MOST - 03:42 he is VERY light hearted and positive. You can see he completely has nothing negative to say at all. If you can acquire the SAME peacefulness that he has - you are already awarded his level of peace in life. (The girl at 09:28 - CHEERS
I love Malaysia! Singapore is nice but Malaysia is nicer. Just my opinion.
In my opinion, they are not nice. After reading their comments from social media. They like to curse and bad mouth Singapore especially when it relates to Israel/Palestine crisis but yet many of them come to Singapore and earn a living.
Please interview Malaysian girls le 😂
They are prettier and more friendly than Singapore girls.
Really meh? I tot same
@@littlemissmuffettuffet1922 same same but different but still the same
Malaysia is amazing. Different cultures yet so unified.
It's just so happened that most Malaysian in the interview can't comprehend English well 😅
bcs english is not our national language
Im surprised imran can’t speak much malay either
@@khainotfoundlol9906neither is Singapore’s
@@connormcchicken5915 Nah we prefer the original Brit language then the fake replica one the Brit taught to those tribalist that's cannot use anywhere else 🥴
@@khainotfoundlol9906Your bahasa is a replica of the English that your Brit master taught to your tribalist ancestor back those jungle days 🥴
The third guy with spectacles definitely sabahan
Obviously😂
The guy who talk about corruption man that's damn true..as Malaysian i fell same too
Didn't expect Malaysians to be very unconversable.
They speak Malay
It's very common for a "less developed" country to hate a more "developed country". The same wat Mexico hates USA and how Cambodia hates Thailand. When a Country is "more developed". its currency is stronger, its people may speak more directly and forceful and the culture is more unforgiving.Hence, neighbouring countries will tend to view it has arrogant or less friendly.
We have lived many happy years with neighbors because we don't discuss or talk such things, we discussed other countries while having JB kopi with our Malaysian neighbors ..
Please practice discernment, certain things are best left unsaid ..
I don't hate or despise Singaporeans since I am residing up North in Ipoh.
Ngl, Malaysian girls are hot. Love me some JHB!
U like ah lians. Their “pretty” girls look like mamasan with overdone eyebrows, ah lians or Koreans wannabe ( but u know they are msians when u c their skin)
@@sart3735there's no such thing as Korean wannabe because they look exactly the same to me
No difference
@@cocaineminor4420 Koreans have different facial features and skin tone than local Chinese.
@@Emsyazdepends
Northern Chinese look like Koreans
@@Emsyazoverall china is very diverse
Have different features and has many ethnicity.
Singaporean is good people. And they actually can be friendly. But most of them have this "kerek" personality despite being friendly.
I work as customer service in JB, so i met with them almost daily.
This kinda unfair. With singaporean u ask common question just positive opinion about malaysian but with malaysian u bait using what u hate or dislike about singaporean which force the participant to give their opinion base on ur question not because malaysian hate singaporean. Even this title is so missleading. Just make malaysia look bad
We young sg people don't usually hate neighbouring countries
We love them 💓
I’m from the old generation that don’t differentiate between M’sians and S’poreans. Both countries have their uniqueness and claim to fame, but the people - semua sama, macham adek beradek👍🏼😄
You are stirring some dangerous tea here
That comedian? Sighs. I think most of us don’t even acknowledge her as one of our own since 1) she isn’t Singaporean anymore 2) we strongly DO NOT agree with the crap she said. Really no common-sense and no compassion.
She wasn't Singaporean
She was born in usa
I checked in Google
She was never Singaporean, stop talking nonsense
tbh as a secondary school student i can vouch, there are like racists here la, ngl. but ty for the very interesting video!!!
A she's not Singaporean 😮 she has migrated to USA citizen so Malaysian shouldn't care what she says if you want take action against her you all can sue her in USA 😮
Honestly, I hope Malaysia will remain as they are today. If they improve, over time, we will not have enough workers in Singapore. Then business will have to get workers from other countries. Unless the government relax the foreign workers quota. Otherwise businessmen will find it harder to substain.
But I think Malaysia still has at least 15-20 years to catch up with Singapore. With the uncertain political landscape in Malaysia. It’s going to hard.
I will always welcome Malaysians to work here. It’s a win win situation for them and us.
I say you're too optimistic to think 15 - 20 years. My opinion is that we will not see a change in our lifetime.
its ironic isn't it. Singaporeans always have good things to say about Malaysians when interviewed whereas Malaysians always bad mouth Singaporeans. Yet, Singaporeans are the one that is stereotyped as arrogant and should be humble ? 😂
gimme a break. they are on youtube. they don't want to be cancelled especially with their faces open to public. are you blind or pretend to be blind to comments made by singaporeans either on their own social media circles or chats. actually what they say already color their image of malaysians but they just put in a non -aggressive manner. malaysia is crime ridden, corrupt, undeveloped, poor, inefficient. in other words, malaysia is a second rate country compared to singapore.
Nah….. The arrogant part is actually true tho. Only malaysian knows what those malaysian talk about, U come here, pretend you’re malaysian, and see how singaporean treat u. They think they are rich they can be so entitled la
@@sikhoonsikhoon4741?? We all very chill leh, we dont treat malaysians any different at all. U come ask sgeans they also say they prefer malaysian food and sceneries even more. U see how many malaysian students come to sg and study they look like they can adapt to it. We dont even want to care la if you're malaysian
@@ryoutacooks see la how many malaysians also experienced the same thing. So what they all lying ke abt sinagporean being rude to them. U dont know much la and u cannot invalidate our feelings and experiences. Also prefer malaysian food and sceneries got nothing to do singaporeans treating malaysians well. If u are a good singaporean then tqsm we need more ppl like u.
@@sikhoonsikhoon4741 u got a point there, but different people different experiences la. i am being surrounded by lots of malaysians, im friends w them so i know la. its not just malaysians, we have a lot of people coming from other countries and diff nationalities, if they can adapt they can. the only arrogant part i can say is that when singaporeans come to malaysia. but generally, we dont care
I don't think they hate Singaporeans
“Loud”. Said the INDIAN. 😂😂
Okie okie. Don't fight. All love and peace. Respect everyone.. haha
I’ve visited both!!
Malaysia’s better.
There’s more to do, cheaper, and no a lot you offer in Singapore that Malaysia can’t offer
Malaysians love Singaporeans but don't like people who like to compare the two countries 🇲🇾🇸🇬❤️...
that girl fr said kampung 💀
she's the kampung one lmao
She like kg😂
Some people takes advantage, taking kindness as weakness. This is a sickness, a disease. Reflect. Go look for a cure.
Power bro!! #stopracism
Brooo, let's collab, i stay JB. we can do this street interview tgt in JB
Colab with this guy button
"Strong minds discuss ideas,
average minds discuss events,
weak minds discuss people"
-socrates-
2:23 wow dude just went straight to the point
Alright stop racism!! Thanks! :)
HAHAHAHAH DEZZZ NUTS! broooo
what an entertaining video.. do moreee
no tbh i hate it too whenever singaporeans brag about the currency when shopping in JB. this is why everyone in southeast asia hates us the most lol.
Plain old jealously. They say they hate us but when offered a chance they will switch to Singaporean citizenship in a heartbeat 😂
@@KeoNz nope. Only Malaysian Chinese and most probably Indian want SG citizenship.
Malaysian Malays are not interested
@@infj5196 well duh. When you're in the world 2nd most racist country, why would you want to leave whe you're the majority race reaping all the perks 😆
@@infj5196 well duh, if you're the majority race in the world's 2nd most racist country. Why would you even want to leave when you're the one reaping the rewards unfairly?
@@KeoNz Malaysian Chinese are the racist ones. Even the Indians agree.
Whether you like it or not, Malaysia and Singapore are the native land of Malays. You are just a descendant of immigrants from China who begged the Malay King to allow you all to stay in our land.
Shout out Sabahans! ⛰️5:06 / 6:45
As a Singaporean, I find Sabahan Malay accent sounds like classical Malay
@@Emsyaz yea we talk Melayu Baku/classical Malay snc we dont talk in malay before the formation of Msia😂 Malay is minority in Sabah.
12:14 please stand up for the singapore national anthem
"Later I show you" 💀
Bro our currency getting stronger hehe
THAT WAS THE CLEANEST TRANSITION I'VE SEEN IN MY LIFE
🎉Great topics 👍 👏.
❤ from yr SG Viewer.
its the other way around, my experience shopping in Singapore and out at a restaurant, the minute you said ur from Malaysia the attitude just changed like Malaysias were less of a human being, I get followed at the mall like I was gona steal sometning when everyone shop at ease. Singaporeans crossed the causeway … you ask the Johoreans how they behave.
"do you know deez nuts" 💀💀💀
As an Malaysian i will say yes our country corruption are high
My last trip to Singapore was 30 years ago when I visited my uncle in Woodlands. I found the traders there especially those of Chinese descent were very arrogant. I don't intend to go there anymore and I hope that was the first and last visit. Not anymore.
30 years ago those China people probably died already
If given the choice of becoming a citizen of Singapore or Malaysia without doubt I would choose Malaysia, Malaysia has a culture, a big country and many other like cheap goods but the salary is not as big as Singapore so they will survive, for sure for today's economy Singapore is better but that doesn't mean Malaysia will stay like that forever, Singapore will never have what Malaysia has and Malaysia can have what Singapore has if they are good at managing the country's economy
Usually Singaporean when been summoned they'll ignored and run
As Malaysian I agree the dude saying the government but better than the current US I guess
Which one is safer and more prosperous per capita?
same, it's a best, singapore is best
none of these people talk about how singaporian drive in malaysian road and shit everywhere
That one I cannot say
Some people are just bad at driving same goes for some Malaysian
Hello bang, bad drivers exist in both countries.
Can be said the truth for motorcyclist riding on singapore road as well
obviously can anyhow drive. When we see people in KL dont even signal when changing lanes, suddenly cutting you off. Theres a saying in sg " Malaysia Boleh"
Agreed
Nice w video and topic
Also, bruv, come to KL do some interviews, even I'd answer your hot questions 😃
But people living in KL dont have much experience interacting with Singaporeans
one word to describe Singapore. Chinese
Kiasu
Should've came to KL & ask malaysians here... I assure you we have plenty of opinions 😆
How exposed are you to singaporeans compared to the johoreans?
Kuala Lumpurians are not very exposed to Singapore as much as Johoreans are
What Malaysian People think about Singapore
What Singaporean People think about Malaysia