I dont get it. I know its different sorts but theres places i know not to go to just cuz im white. Hell theres some places i shouldn't go to because im christian. Why would i want to go there and change them? Makes way more sense to just go where im accepted
Exactly! I'm an American who's Catholic, so I get why some countries don't allow it, I just wonder why we have to be so $t|_|p1d. The right is the only way to go. Leftists are ruining everything.
@@mason4966 That's right. People will kiss without caring that the mouth of the partner they kiss or maybe their own mouth is not clean from germs and bacteria which will eventually become oral diseases and will also transmit the virus. You want that to happen?
@@Fr4ctalR6 Imagine someone eating food of questionable cleanliness and then kissing their partner and their saliva mixing together in what they consider a hot and exciting kiss 💀
rock music is a protest. it always has been. you're outraged about them doing it, and that's the whole point. hope your stupid homophobic government changes soon.
I'm Indonesian and i completely agree with Malaysia's decision, if you want to perform then just perform exactly as you're told to don't pull stunt like this, seriously
If he didn't like Malaysia's culture/laws, then he shouldn't have accepted the invitation. Edit: alright. I found out that they apparently weren't invited. The band's agent appealed for them to perform with promise that they would behave. The organisers is suing them for disrupting the festival
Exactly. I met a Danish bloke whilst I was working in Indonesia. He complained about Indonesian customs so much & how uncomfortable he felt. Like, he came to Indonesia on his own free will. He should've check some information about the country he was going to visit.
Malaysians are truly some of the nicest, most respectful, and helpful people I've ever seen! To show disrespect toward them or their traditions is something to be ashamed of.
I'm Malaysian, so I'll give my piece of mind. Malaysia has a secular government, and due to its history of having been colonized by multiple other parties (the British, Japan, Dutch), it has forced the people to cooperate with each other despite having different races and religions. Malaysia is very open and especially kind to visitors and foreigners who respect the law, but what the 1975 has done is the opposite of that. And I also believe that is the case in anywhere of the world if you disrespect the culture and laws there. (Sorry if my english is bad, it's not my first language)
I know someone gay who is actually working in Malaysia. They don't really face the kind of discrimination you'd think they would in there--at least my acquaintance didn't. He interacts peacefully with the locals there regardless of their religion. Just don't do stupid shit. It's just common sense: be respectful and courteous. No matter how liberal the west claims to be, they fail in the sense that a lot of westerners think their standards are the ONLY standards in the world. The fundamental ideology of liberalism is to be OPEN-MINDED and respectful of everyone. Don't go forcing your standards on other countries especially when they are living perfectly fine in their current situation. In case you all don't remember, that is how every colonized nation was treated. You might not be invading us and bringing your military over, but you sure as hell are exhibiting neo-colonialism without the least bit of shame.
Some would still judge you if you are gay, but like you said, as long as they dont do stupid shit, no one care. What you said are perfect as it is, so this is all i want to add, and thanks
So don't draw the line anywhere when it comes to "open mindedness"... Slavery, child labor and marriage, ect... Also, I agree that a country shouldn't impose very much on others, but this is just an individual protesting. Maybe you're against the idea of protest though or don't understand what it is
@@tramarthomas6105 It doesn't matter if you're gay, lesbian, or any other sexuality, the point is what he did is disrespectful in the country, even Malaysians don't show PDA anywhere in their own country. That's why Malaysian dislike what he did. He should respect the country he's in and its rule, culture and norm.
@@patotive4704 that's your opinion. But it's not allowed in many religions and countries so why not control their emotions and respect the place and religion. You can go back to your country and do whatever you want.
@@ifbut_then"not allow in religion and countries" so you agree Atheist Communist China have the rights to detain Uighur Muslim and force them to abandon Islamic culture ?!! Bc it's China "belief" and China "countries" according to your words, the Muslim should respect China authority right ?!! The fact that Malaysia rules not only used to attack sexual minority but also they attacked religious minority. In Malaysia, Christian cross that visible nearby Islam Mosque will be tearing. That means any Christian, LGBT, non religious, anything that is not Islamic is intolerant in Malaysia. So you thinking this is a story about "respect the rule" When the rule aren't made with rationality, equality and logicality in first place, what makes you think ppl need to follow it?!! The world should respect the Afghanistan rules that women aren't allow to go outside of house ?!! No entertainment for everyone. Ppl should follow the rules like that ?!!
Imagine if every country started telling straight people you can’t be openly straight? Everyone would start pissing and shitting themselves. But because gay people are seen as “not normal” or “sinful” it’s perfectly fine to take away their rights and murder them if they even kiss in public
@@ifbut_then because gay people exist in literally every country. People in other countries go to protest to help those people be allowed to be themselves openly.
And you don’t think telling other people who are allowed to love is arrogant? You don’t think that forcing your own religion onto other people is arrogant?
@@scrimmybingus9279 just because a shit country such as yours allows your hedonistic lifestyle, doesn't mean everyone else outside your shit country needs to accept you and your lifestyle. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Otherwise get out.
@@scrimmybingus9279 you could also say forcing your own world view and politics onto other people is arrogant. Last I checked there weren't any Muslims coming to the US or UK and forcing their religion on people.
And you don’t have to agree to know to not do stupid bs like that in public think about it the conservative Muslims were more understanding in this situation which is not a thing they let them come headline knowing full well they were fruits just asked to keep the gay sh*t to a minimum and they couldn’t even handle that
"Hey, do you want to have dinner at our place?" "Oh sure" "Please make yourself comfortable here" *Proceedly getting "naked" at living room as at home*
good rock music is a protest. it always has been. you're outraged about them doing it, and that's the whole point. hope your stupid homophobic government changes soon.
@@hmmm5219 I don't think it'll really happen or something will really be done about it. Apparently they have plot armor. Ppl will forget about it, especially if the victim card is being played correctly 🤷🏻♀️
@@mariamatedeibro if you invite someone from a country where murder is legal (this is hypothetical) does not mean they can come and commit a murder In The USA
Perform at will, just avoid causing trouble with the state mafia. Be it woketard or cancervative, there'll always be an opportunist politician looking to capitalize on famous events.
Proud for standing up against homosexuality? That would be sad since there is nothing wrong with being gay. Just because some scriptures say that it is a sin doesn't make it wrong.
@@moritzfinke4518well most people here find it wierd westners would believe we're oppressed but if it were to be legal people would riot we don't want gays that's what the people want also that's democrosy
@@moritzfinke4518 sin = wrong lol and btw everyone just wants to listen to their favorite artist's music and not seeing gay man kissing on the stage Imagine paying for that surely everyone wants a refund
No no ythey should stop having that law because the law is very homophobic and i will cancel the president if you don't support dat girly😝😝😝 Edit: this comment is a joke, calm down
The thing is… even if he’s not gay, and he was up there kissing a woman instead of a man, he would still get in trouble with the authority for public indecency. People just don’t make out in public in Malaysia.
And rightly so, I think. I don't need to see anyone be intimate in a public space. I would actually appreciate it if people kept private stuff for the home. But alas, that is not the way where I live. People just do whatever/whenever/wherever they want. Hell, the other day I almost stepped on a used condom in the middle of the street. All hail the west 💀
It's disturbing since others expect the rest of the world to change and go against the values just to please the west, even by force. It must be young people raised in a liberal environment who aren't aware of how most countries are completely different.
I remember some yank once told me that the Provisional Irish Republican Army was far right because they had 'Republican' in their name Ignoring that the PIRA were not only socialists But that the 'Republic' they swore allegiance to was a communist entity as it was maintained by the communist Second Dail Although tbf the modern day RIRA is far right
What the nuslim world does with gay people will never be okay, the hateful indoctrination is real. All my malay friends here were wayy to happy about this, that for a change real people's lives are under the light in acoubtry indluenced by hate, bigotry.
Yeah except this isnt a harmless tradition, you cant ask a diabetic person to not use their shoes, after all a cut could mean they lose their foot, this is the same the country has no right in saying who should fuck who
Dont invite people to whitewash your country when you can not handle their actions. He was annoyed about being used for his music by a government/religion that wants him ded. They invited him, knowingly.
Bro's the type of guy to go to someone's house and walk in with his shoes on after the family specifically asked him to take the shoes off at the entrance.
@@ejakeulater4990I don't think the point here is to compare sexuality and shoes. The point is to talk about the level of respect held towards another person's values and beliefs; especially when entering the other person's home.
@@ejakeulater4990I don't think you'd be able to say that using a sexuality though, he said it in that way to make it understandable and make a point, but you wanted to act stupid
@@Michael85288 gay laws and shoe manners are very stupid things to compare. There’s a different level of severity between the two. Gays should absolutely avoid these countries, but it isn’t as simple as the video states either, because many gay people will be born into these countries and face unjust punishments for being born. This isn’t as simple as the comment about shoes made out or the video made out either
lmaoooo it ain’t his fault all he did was kiss a dude on stage and if that is so outrageous to cancel the whole show then that’s Malaysia’s fault. I don’t respect any culture or religion that doesn’t respect lgbtq rights.
I let you know regardless of gender or sexuality they would still get the same the treatment, as any form of sexual intimate act in public is prohibited on Malaysia. Also, if you want your believe to get respected by other you should respect others too, to show that you are respectful and nice unlike the fool on the stage there. Each country or places have their own rules and norm and the least you could do there is to follow it. Imagine someone that have different believe from you arrived at your places and starts to violate the rules and norms there? Would you not feel defensive about it, or would you let it slide and take the act of mockery. Additional information, Malaysia didn't invite them there, the band's agency did. They sign a waiver that say the band would not do any of that act in stage. It is justified Malaysia kicked them out for not fulfilling the agreement.
@@snowyWhiteflof@snowyWhiteflof their government took down the concert because of THEM (1975). The laws abt the LGBT thingy existed before the concert as far as i know, the concert was all safe and sound without any problem, but that shitty singer started acting up, disrespecting the law and the country, then other artists are affected because of their shitty behavior! What an impact they have, wow! Talking about "forcing" believes, so does the LGBTQ++ community, why must people think the same for the believes they have??? Can't people have their own believes? 🤔
@@andresgonzalez4693What do you mean by "Muslim Govt." When the majority off people who paid for this concert is Muslim. Like? Who wants to see 2 gay people kissing Infront off thousands off people. Use your common sense
As a Malaysian, the kiss was frowned upon in Malaysia not only by muslims but by Malaysian as a whole. Southeast Asian culture are one that are bound by respect, being humble and modesty. Such an obnoxious-im-better-then-your-moral stunt would not fly here no matter where you are from.
… any band and especially any sort of rock no matter the genre, is the exact opposite of respect, humble or modesty. To expect this not to happen says more about them. Tldr: don’t host concerts if you have a backwards cringe “culture”
@@draketurtle4169 I'm bisexual, and I'm a rocker, you've clearly not met rock musicians and rock music fans at all, some of them are the most respectful, humble and modest people on the planet. So you can take your opinion and shove it where the sun don't shine. If you go to another nation, you should abide by their rules, their customs, their laws. But perhaps one day in the future when you get a bit older, perhaps you'd come to your senses and understand that the least one can do when visiting another nation, is show it a modicum of respect.
@@draketurtle4169nah dude, we Indonesians had a concert with Avenged Sevenfold, and they respect our culture, not like this one who is trying to bring their politics to every place they go
The fact that he went there and thought he did something-…😭 all he did was disrespect millions of people and their country plus violated its laws if u wanna kiss ur man kiss him nobody is stopping u just don’t do it in public or just don’t do it in *THEIR* country?
@drake1896 That makes no sense. He had the choice to say no. It was completely up to him whether he went or not. I could ask you to do something you don't want to do, but that doesn't mean you have to do it.
@@antipro4483dosent matter. He came to a different country they shouldnt have to adjust to them you adjust to the country your going not the other way around
@@antipro4483why are you trying to make an excuse for what this pos did? Newsflash buddy: not every country is required to have the same liberal laws that many western countries have. Other countries around the world such as Malaysia still have laws about morality according to their beliefs. So do yourself and every other liberal close minded person around you a favor, stay in the west and don’t go to countries where your system of thinking isn’t widely accepted.
@@antipro4483 pfft the group signed a memorandum to not do stunts, so it would have happened even if the country had the most open laws in the world lmao, the group fled by plane before anyone even kicked them out
I honestly thought someone called Malaysia as a nation stuck in 1975. Ironically Malaysia in 1975 was probably closer to the US in 2023 in terms of racism and affirmative action policies.
As a Malaysian Chinese man there's a Cantonese saying " if your walking into someone house you greet everyone in it , if you walk into a temple respect the tradition in it" is okay to be whoever you are and do what you want, it's not okay to disrespect others culture and be irresponsible to others. Its really simple.
@@everydaym8 whether it's their culture or not, you know where you are just be respectful. That's my point of view of the situation. No message can get across by being disrespectful.
@@everydaym8 there is no stoning in Malaysia. Gays are generally disliked, BUT tolerated here. Gays live just fine. Free haired women are left alone. Jesus, tell me you have zero cultural understanding without telling me you have zero cultural understanding.
@@Goganzuela hahaha? Really? Your take is that if I'm criticizing conservatives, then I'm a bot? Ok, sure, I'm a bot. Now, guess what; the fact that conservatives are a league of poorly educated dangerous morons has not changed.
our government revealed they were already not wanted to perform in malaysia but 1975 sent the government an appeal to perform which malaysia then accepted, so matty healy was the one who rlly tried to sing here 💀
As a leftist... yeah, he has a good point But I wouldn't say it has anything to do with being right or left wing, it's more about being conscious about others' context. The problem with these dudes is not the message they're trying to defend, it's that they're so deep into their own privilege that they fail to see how much they're affecting their own audience. Not only that, but I'm pretty sure they do that just to make themselves look good, to be perceived as the saviours.
The point of being invited was doing your job and performing, not having sex or licking your tongues in public. Nobody cares about what you're doing in your private life, leave it to be private. And, ultimately, observe the laws and the traditions of the country you're visiting. Btw I had no idea who 1985 are and now I don't really want to know
Crazy when I have to think Muslims are actually being more honest and serious than alleged Christians. I'm glad Malaysia didn't fuck around. Bring back morals in the West and eject the Sodomites
I mean, if the concertgoers lost the ticket money, they should be angry at the theatre not refunding them, and at their government making meaningless laws against basic human rights
I have a Christian friend, and whenever I go over there, I make sure not to swear, or say anything “blasphemous” because, while I don’t agree with them, I’m in their fucking house.
okay, your comment just completely changed my mind on this issue. Hell no, you do not have to become unauthentic just to please your FRIEND. How can you call someone your friend if you can't even act like yourself around them. You made me realize that this logic applies to countries too. How can you invite people to your country and tell them that they can't do anything relating to their own culture. If you have to hide your authentic self or go against your morals, then that person is not a good friend. And if a country tells you that you can't express your own culture and you have to behave by their country social norms, then it is not a true democratic nation.
@@anthonyJones-ll4eiyeah and your comment reek with me me me my feeling my believe my everything is right and only me matter your feeling, belive, tradition, family value doesn't matter because you are put here for me I am the main character you are just the side role learnt to respect each other and try to tone down on the me an I....
@@anthonyJones-ll4ei Bro what are you saying… this isn’t an issue about them being “unauthentic” in front of their friend, it’s about them respecting their friend’s family and what they believe in. There is no fake mask in this. If you can’t handle not swearing or saying something out of pocket while somewhere that you *know* doesn’t enjoy that type of behavior, that’s called being rude, ignorant, and not accepting. If anything, @Wint3rWasteland is an amazing friend being able to understand what kind of people their friend’s family is, and being able to adapt, albeit temporarily while being around them, in order to keep a good relationship with them. Not only that, not all countries are the same. Once again, if you can’t accept their ideologies and beliefs as a visitor, or at least bear them so you don’t make a mockery of yourself and others around you, that just makes you incredibly self-entitled and spoiled. Not all nations are inherently “democratic,” and if you can’t get that through your head, get off of social media, stop touching your phone, and go outside.
@@anthonyJones-ll4eibabe, they literally expalined they do not like to swear in front of their friend as swearing itself is not a nice form of langauge. It is derogatory, and Christians themselves do not associate with this form of langauge. They are literally RESPECTING their friend's religion, which if you ask me that cool from their part. Why is so difficult for you to not swear? If swearing is part of your culture buddy, then you have other things to worry about...
Not living if its not with you is the only song i know from this band. Barely started getting into it. Such a shame the lead seems like such a self righteous prick
Malaysia is not ‘that’ Muslim of a country. Infact, in more urbanised parts of Malaysia like Kuala Lumpur and Selangor you can often be gay without real punishment you will get a lot of side eyes and harassment’s and you can’t legally marry your gay partner but that’s about it. This is due to the fact that Malaysia is only 60% Muslims and 40% others making the government very inclined to adopt secularism despite the protest of more traditional Muslims views mainly coming from rural areas in the state of Terengganu which is a stronghold for a political party known as ‘PAS’. PAS is what you can consider to be the taliban of Malaysia, their ideological views usually involves creating a Malaysia that follows string sharia law. PAS however do not see much success and many people see through their lies and understand how riffle with corruption they are.
@@Introvertical873 akhi spreading of homosexual propaganda is reason enough for exile. Malaysian government did the right thing according to the sharia
so you went to another country, broke the law, and did the one thing they told you not to do, and you thought they were wrong, to kick you out of there ?
Its a festival. They audiences also cant watch artist like the Strokes and Kid The Laroi. But kudos for Kid The Laroi fir giving a mini live on his hotel lobby after the music festival canceled canceled
I'm a Malaysian and it's did more than that. Despite being a conservative country, Malaysia for the most part allows concerts like these to take place and do their best to be tolerant. Generally, concerts go on like usual and nothing big happens. However, Matty Healy wasn't only drunk when he came up on stage, he also slammed a drone because he claimed it was flying too close to him. If he had just criticised the government, it most likely would have been fine; some quarters would have brought it up but would have eventually died down. But he just had to perform that act too, and that's when the event organisers got the call to cancel the event. It didn't just affect the concertgoers, but there were small food truck businesses who already prepared food for the 3 days and paid rental that were affected. Furthermore, it's set the event organisers back as years of building rapport with the government are now rocky again. What's even more annoying is that Matty Healy hasn't been apologetic to the people affected by his ignorant actions.
@@qwertboo399really, instead of the selfish ass who literally only thought about himself & not the many thousands of ppl his actions were going to affect? He knew there were going to be consequences. I love all ppl but don't accept the invite if you don't agree with the countries rules in the 1st place he signed a contract this is his fault & his financially well off & out of touch ass just just negatively affected so many.
@@tseshaun18 Serves you’s right. And that goes for other muslim countries as well. You’ll have Satans produce but not Satan. Should always be true to who you are. That’s where your respect as a country, as a people, and a religion lays. Don’t call these foreigners and their degeneracy.
Considering a act of love as disprect towards you is disgusting. And dont call it a "difference" call it what it is oppressive goverment and religious dogma.
now Europe is full of desert rats who worship a pedophile highway robber who screams about banning Koran burning in non-Muslim countries. what was it you said about respect irony knows no bounds
Its a muslim country they have their laws and values. Even if people lose their money, they have to show that there are limits that cannot be imposed on.
I am a Malaysian and my POV on this situation is very well decided. They pick the right decision to cancel the concert because of LGBTQ promotion. And let me remind you, some countries like the Arabs will not only cancel the entire concert, but might as well being put to prison or worse.
Don’t go to a country if you disagree with its laws
I dont get it. I know its different sorts but theres places i know not to go to just cuz im white. Hell theres some places i shouldn't go to because im christian. Why would i want to go there and change them? Makes way more sense to just go where im accepted
@@josflorida5346 You’re a goofball, Makes sense because you’re christian 🤣
Or bring them democrasy 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Exactly! I'm an American who's Catholic, so I get why some countries don't allow it, I just wonder why we have to be so
$t|_|p1d. The right is the only way to go. Leftists are ruining everything.
people who live in north korea:
Fun fact: even if a straight couple did this, they would get in trouble
Damn right
Not really a fun fact. More of a depressing fact. Hopefully more people will kiss outside now.
@@mason4966 That's right. People will kiss without caring that the mouth of the partner they kiss or maybe their own mouth is not clean from germs and bacteria which will eventually become oral diseases and will also transmit the virus.
You want that to happen?
@@Ita.K.RWE SPEAKING YAPPANESE WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥
@@Fr4ctalR6 Imagine someone eating food of questionable cleanliness and then kissing their partner and their saliva mixing together in what they consider a hot and exciting kiss 💀
I don't Understand Why Some Western people think that Western culture should be worldwide and should be accepted by everyone.
Yes, its totally nonsense!!
Because it’s better
@@mcspanky3241 yeah better at suckin
@@mcspanky3241😂😂
rock music is a protest. it always has been. you're outraged about them doing it, and that's the whole point. hope your stupid homophobic government changes soon.
I'm Indonesian and i completely agree with Malaysia's decision, if you want to perform then just perform exactly as you're told to don't pull stunt like this, seriously
indonesia also did the same
@@MAISTAAAA When???
@@bukanIqbal375 they literally said malaysia and indonesia 1975
Well as much as I hate with a passion the sjws, I am a staunch advocate for free speech. This one's a bit hard for me to decide on.
do you know what rock bands in the 90s did? do you know what rock IS??? evidently not, man.
A visitor acting like the owner of the house.
American with red Indians 🥴
right 😂😂😂
@@bennittotheburrito9606 disrespect, narcissistic, brainless 🥴
But all Asian knows American have no adab. So no surprises there
@@bennittotheburrito9606their point is that you should respect the owners' rules and obey them.
@@bennittotheburrito9606because it's their country, not yours
If he didn't like Malaysia's culture/laws, then he shouldn't have accepted the invitation.
Edit: alright. I found out that they apparently weren't invited. The band's agent appealed for them to perform with promise that they would behave. The organisers is suing them for disrupting the festival
Simple and on point ☝️
Exactly. I met a Danish bloke whilst I was working in Indonesia. He complained about Indonesian customs so much & how uncomfortable he felt. Like, he came to Indonesia on his own free will. He should've check some information about the country he was going to visit.
@@P.WhitestrakeLmao, AP himself lives here, i guess the Danish bloke's impression is shattered by reality
@@dhupee Who's AP?
@@lekevire anti prophet
Malaysians are truly some of the nicest, most respectful, and helpful people I've ever seen! To show disrespect toward them or their traditions is something to be ashamed of.
See how people are not replying to you, that means that you're right
This comment is just to show that you have 150 likes, nice.
I'm Malaysian, so I'll give my piece of mind. Malaysia has a secular government, and due to its history of having been colonized by multiple other parties (the British, Japan, Dutch), it has forced the people to cooperate with each other despite having different races and religions. Malaysia is very open and especially kind to visitors and foreigners who respect the law, but what the 1975 has done is the opposite of that. And I also believe that is the case in anywhere of the world if you disrespect the culture and laws there. (Sorry if my english is bad, it's not my first language)
Thanks! We appreciate you😊
I have a few Malaysian gay friends who are the nicest people too but sadly have to live a double life
Cool
I know someone gay who is actually working in Malaysia. They don't really face the kind of discrimination you'd think they would in there--at least my acquaintance didn't. He interacts peacefully with the locals there regardless of their religion. Just don't do stupid shit. It's just common sense: be respectful and courteous.
No matter how liberal the west claims to be, they fail in the sense that a lot of westerners think their standards are the ONLY standards in the world. The fundamental ideology of liberalism is to be OPEN-MINDED and respectful of everyone.
Don't go forcing your standards on other countries especially when they are living perfectly fine in their current situation. In case you all don't remember, that is how every colonized nation was treated. You might not be invading us and bringing your military over, but you sure as hell are exhibiting neo-colonialism without the least bit of shame.
Some would still judge you if you are gay, but like you said, as long as they dont do stupid shit, no one care. What you said are perfect as it is, so this is all i want to add, and thanks
So don't draw the line anywhere when it comes to "open mindedness"... Slavery, child labor and marriage, ect... Also, I agree that a country shouldn't impose very much on others, but this is just an individual protesting. Maybe you're against the idea of protest though or don't understand what it is
@@KinDiedYesterdayhe didn't say anything though. Just that his friend is gay, but didn't mention anything about them being out and gay.
@@tramarthomas6105 It doesn't matter if you're gay, lesbian, or any other sexuality, the point is what he did is disrespectful in the country, even Malaysians don't show PDA anywhere in their own country. That's why Malaysian dislike what he did. He should respect the country he's in and its rule, culture and norm.
Let me know if that "gay" friend of yours is still breathing till now
I’m a Malaysian, non-Muslim. Enter our home disrespectfully is not acceptable.
And 60 iq in politic...lol
Don't call the artists
This why our country have 61.2 muslim population 😢
im not malaysian but im here to visit (infact im in malaysia airport when Im writing this comment!)
@@_syzyHappy visiting bro❤
"If you want to walk naked, walk in your house not in public, be it any country"
- freedom with responsibility
@@patotive4704 that's your opinion. But it's not allowed in many religions and countries so why not control their emotions and respect the place and religion. You can go back to your country and do whatever you want.
@@patotive4704pretty sure even if it was a woman he would face consequences
@@ifbut_then"not allow in religion and countries" so you agree Atheist Communist China have the rights to detain Uighur Muslim and force them to abandon Islamic culture ?!!
Bc it's China "belief" and China "countries" according to your words, the Muslim should respect China authority right ?!!
The fact that Malaysia rules not only used to attack sexual minority but also they attacked religious minority.
In Malaysia, Christian cross that visible nearby Islam Mosque will be tearing.
That means any Christian, LGBT, non religious, anything that is not Islamic is intolerant in Malaysia.
So you thinking this is a story about "respect the rule"
When the rule aren't made with rationality, equality and logicality in first place, what makes you think ppl need to follow it?!!
The world should respect the Afghanistan rules that women aren't allow to go outside of house ?!! No entertainment for everyone. Ppl should follow the rules like that ?!!
Imagine if every country started telling straight people you can’t be openly straight? Everyone would start pissing and shitting themselves. But because gay people are seen as “not normal” or “sinful” it’s perfectly fine to take away their rights and murder them if they even kiss in public
@@ifbut_then because gay people exist in literally every country. People in other countries go to protest to help those people be allowed to be themselves openly.
Thank you for proving our point I'm Malaysian and I'm Chinese this is why I don't go to western concert's 🙏 terima kasih 谢谢你 thank you
Terbaik👍
Betul betul betul(As Malaysians I totally agree)
My respect for Malaysia has increased suddenly
And my respect have suddenly dropped to the ground for malaysia
How you respect a country that invalidates someone’s whole way of living
@@Faciler473 you can just don't show it in the public bro
You guys are so dmb generation😂@@Faciler473
@@Faciler473 they ain't invalidate nobody, just don't do it on public-
The arrogance of these dudes is next level.
And you don’t think telling other people who are allowed to love is arrogant?
You don’t think that forcing your own religion onto other people is arrogant?
@@scrimmybingus9279 just because a shit country such as yours allows your hedonistic lifestyle, doesn't mean everyone else outside your shit country needs to accept you and your lifestyle. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. Otherwise get out.
@@scrimmybingus9279move to a different place that allows your disgusting fetish
@@scrimmybingus9279bitch they came to their country have some respect
@@scrimmybingus9279 you could also say forcing your own world view and politics onto other people is arrogant. Last I checked there weren't any Muslims coming to the US or UK and forcing their religion on people.
Bro went into Malaysia without reading the terms of service💀💀💀
Nah he just didnt agreed
@@thejeemsmemes fr
And you don’t have to agree to know to not do stupid bs like that in public think about it the conservative Muslims were more understanding in this situation which is not a thing they let them come headline knowing full well they were fruits just asked to keep the gay sh*t to a minimum and they couldn’t even handle that
We all just agree to those without reading 😂
He agreed to it and was reminded again. 😬
"Hey, do you want to have dinner at our place?"
"Oh sure"
"Please make yourself comfortable here"
*Proceedly getting "naked" at living room as at home*
good rock music is a protest. it always has been. you're outraged about them doing it, and that's the whole point. hope your stupid homophobic government changes soon.
Bro didn't read the Community Guidelines of Malaysia.💀
he’s like “I hate the country but I’ll take their money” 💀
true
Fr
And now they got a lawsuit, demanding to pay 4m dollars for the damages 💀
@@hmmm5219 I don't think it'll really happen or something will really be done about it. Apparently they have plot armor.
Ppl will forget about it, especially if the victim card is being played correctly 🤷🏻♀️
I mean. Yeah.
Don't perform in a country who's values you don't agree with. Simple.
Don't beg for an artist to come perform in your country if you don't agree with their views or their lifestyle
@@mariamatedei were they begged?
@@mariamatedei I highly doubt it
@@mariamatedeibro if you invite someone from a country where murder is legal (this is hypothetical) does not mean they can come and commit a murder In The USA
Perform at will, just avoid causing trouble with the state mafia. Be it woketard or cancervative, there'll always be an opportunist politician looking to capitalize on famous events.
Malaysian here and Im proud of my country
Proud for standing up against homosexuality? That would be sad since there is nothing wrong with being gay. Just because some scriptures say that it is a sin doesn't make it wrong.
@@moritzfinke4518well most people here find it wierd westners would believe we're oppressed but if it were to be legal people would riot we don't want gays that's what the people want also that's democrosy
@@moritzfinke4518 sin = wrong lol and btw everyone just wants to listen to their favorite artist's music and not seeing gay man kissing on the stage Imagine paying for that surely everyone wants a refund
@@moritzfinke4518🤓🤓🤓
@@moritzfinke4518 yes we Malaysian are proud to stand up against LGBT
Thanks malaysia for getting them to leave from us both
Their country, their laws.
Try telling that to the Muslims in the UK
Get the boot out of your mouth, you sycophant. That doesn’t make it okay.
Apparently protesting is unlawful
So it’s ok with North Korea ??
@@ghosteii it’s only, “their country their laws” when it doesn’t affect them.
He did them all a favor, they no longer had to endure the sounds of the 1975
ong ☠️
Horrible take
@@David-tm6sy 1975 goes lukewarm at best lmao
@@suhcheuy268I’ve never heard of them nor would I like to
@@David-tm6sy🤡😹
When the guest starts thinking he is the owner
I'm a Malaysian and I've seen this before, if he doesn't like the laws, why bother going there?
He literally signed an agreement
He literally is disrespecting Muslims
@@mannn864W person
No no ythey should stop having that law because the law is very homophobic and i will cancel the president if you don't support dat girly😝😝😝
Edit: this comment is a joke, calm down
@@mannn864 good
@@Alexanderpavlov18i hope you are joking
The thing is… even if he’s not gay, and he was up there kissing a woman instead of a man, he would still get in trouble with the authority for public indecency. People just don’t make out in public in Malaysia.
@@RDrakeeare you truly Malaysian? I have never seen a white couple kiss in public, they know it's against public decency.
And rightly so, I think. I don't need to see anyone be intimate in a public space. I would actually appreciate it if people kept private stuff for the home. But alas, that is not the way where I live. People just do whatever/whenever/wherever they want. Hell, the other day I almost stepped on a used condom in the middle of the street. All hail the west 💀
Belive me...western animals aren't ready for that kind of morals 🤦♀️
or in like, any muslim country
Exactly! They do not care if he is gay or straight. He can do whatever he wants in his home, they don’t care. Just dont do it in public.
i do not see the point inviting me to a house and then telling me where should i pee.
*proceed peeing at couch*
I have been in Malaysia years ago. Malaysian people very nice and polite…👍
I'm a malaysian and i assure you any kind of public display of affection like that regardless of your sexual orientation is frowned upon.
pathetic
Literally
What's next? Don't tell us we can't have sex with kids or animals? Ridiculous.
@@tayzk5929 this sarcasm is crazy lol
@@tayzk5929 I know right? These damn rightists are trying to separate us from our loving relationship with animals! Pure craziness.
When you go to someone’s home, you follow their rules, or you don’t go
Boohoo. Two men kissed. Triggered much?
@@morasakewise words
@@morasakeu a virgin tho 😂
@@poserchriss what a response 😂 it just shows how much you lack iq when you decide to be one of those creatures
Hahaha slavery was legal....you should.let it slide its their rules.
I love Malaysians fr fr
❤
" Can't judge when you're in someone else's house " Is the perfect quote for this 🙌.
They’re the kings of doing protests that either have no results or bad results and just serve to make them look like they have a moral high ground.
"Just stop oil"
@@Hagetsu21*but thats cooking oil😂
But this is better protest than pride flag in corporations
Why are they protesting laws that aren’t even in their country ? If those people wanted they can go ahead and protest it
@@888BreadOfLife it doesnt matter which country is this - these laws are inhumane
The results of living inside a bubble that skews perception of the reality of the rest of the world
It's disturbing since others expect the rest of the world to change and go against the values just to please the west, even by force.
It must be young people raised in a liberal environment who aren't aware of how most countries are completely different.
They think the world only consist of Europe & North America.
I remember some yank once told me that the Provisional Irish Republican Army was far right because they had 'Republican' in their name
Ignoring that the PIRA were not only socialists
But that the 'Republic' they swore allegiance to was a communist entity as it was maintained by the communist Second Dail
Although tbf the modern day RIRA is far right
who is this speaker? levelheaded
What the nuslim world does with gay people will never be okay, the hateful indoctrination is real. All my malay friends here were wayy to happy about this, that for a change real people's lives are under the light in acoubtry indluenced by hate, bigotry.
😂😂😂Satan got backfired 😂😂😂😂.Thank You Allah
The One & Only God and guide those who want to be guided. Amin
Malay may be a muslim country but indonesia is a majority muslim indonesia is not a muslim country to make it clear
There is no one religion country
@@user-uk7ck2pf8svatican city
Bro thought he was in a movie😂
Real😂💀
He thought the crowd was gonna agree with him but nah
Main character syndrome is a fucking plague.
1975 some corny ass people
Bro probably thought he was the main character 💀 💀 💀 💀
"When in Rome, do as the Romans do"
When in Nazi Germany…
@@qataribananahamock1495 i mean if you didnt you would probably be imprisoned or killed so yes
@@qataribananahamock1495do what jews do!
Uh burn down Rome??
@@Thirzy i see you you wrote yes when I didnt ask a yes or no question. Tatally not a fake comment-section small-brain big-balls reply.
I’m a homosexual and I 100% agree with the creator of this video
self-hating gay
I'm glad a reasonable human being like you still exist. Different place, different rules. It's common sense. Just play along and respect them.
Turns out: not every country tolerates your bs.
good rock music is a protest. it always has been. you're outraged about them doing it, and that's the whole point.
@@belli1209 have you even watched the video?
In short, when you're in someone else's house, leave your shoes at the door.
What an accurate saying. But everyone drags in the mud and feels entitled to do so.
Yeah except this isnt a harmless tradition, you cant ask a diabetic person to not use their shoes, after all a cut could mean they lose their foot, this is the same the country has no right in saying who should fuck who
Dont invite people to whitewash your country when you can not handle their actions.
He was annoyed about being used for his music by a government/religion that wants him ded. They invited him, knowingly.
@@xxxpyrosxxxdon't listen to this kid.
Well said.
Who tf is the 1975 bro
Exactly
The only reason I’ve heard of them is because of that one Travis Scott song they’re in
some band that USED TO make okay music.
Fr
sounds like some ketchup brand to mw
Do whatever you want... Just not in public... Very disrespectful to the country and its people.
That is like going into a vegan restaurant and then taking out your medium rare and putting it on the table😂😂
good rock music is a protest. it always has been. you're outraged about them doing it, and that's the whole point.
@@belli1209Keep degeneracy in the west. Don't cry when they retaliate
Bro's the type of guy to go to someone's house and walk in with his shoes on after the family specifically asked him to take the shoes off at the entrance.
Comparing shoes to a sexuality seems a little stupid
@@ejakeulater4990I don't think the point here is to compare sexuality and shoes. The point is to talk about the level of respect held towards another person's values and beliefs; especially when entering the other person's home.
@@ejakeulater4990I don't think you'd be able to say that using a sexuality though, he said it in that way to make it understandable and make a point, but you wanted to act stupid
@@Michael85288 gay laws and shoe manners are very stupid things to compare. There’s a different level of severity between the two.
Gays should absolutely avoid these countries, but it isn’t as simple as the video states either, because many gay people will be born into these countries and face unjust punishments for being born.
This isn’t as simple as the comment about shoes made out or the video made out either
That’s so real lol
I’m not a Muslim but that’s crazy disrespectful from the artist.
Well I am and I side with you
Get a brain. If they spoke out against child marriage in the country would you be calling them disrespectful then
bro stfup those people literally abuse their women
@@LemonOfficial_UA-camnobody cares 😂
@@CareForEmAllI care.
Who else felt uncomfortable
👇
lmaoooo it ain’t his fault all he did was kiss a dude on stage and if that is so outrageous to cancel the whole show then that’s Malaysia’s fault.
I don’t respect any culture or religion that doesn’t respect lgbtq rights.
If you are going to another country the least you can do is respect their culture or dont go. Not every country is as lenient as the west
I let you know regardless of gender or sexuality they would still get the same the treatment, as any form of sexual intimate act in public is prohibited on Malaysia.
Also, if you want your believe to get respected by other you should respect others too, to show that you are respectful and nice unlike the fool on the stage there.
Each country or places have their own rules and norm and the least you could do there is to follow it. Imagine someone that have different believe from you arrived at your places and starts to violate the rules and norms there? Would you not feel defensive about it, or would you let it slide and take the act of mockery.
Additional information, Malaysia didn't invite them there, the band's agency did. They sign a waiver that say the band would not do any of that act in stage. It is justified Malaysia kicked them out for not fulfilling the agreement.
You don't go into someone's home and throw their glassware on the floor..
💯
@@snowyWhiteflof@snowyWhiteflof their government took down the concert because of THEM (1975). The laws abt the LGBT thingy existed before the concert as far as i know, the concert was all safe and sound without any problem, but that shitty singer started acting up, disrespecting the law and the country, then other artists are affected because of their shitty behavior! What an impact they have, wow! Talking about "forcing" believes, so does the LGBTQ++ community, why must people think the same for the believes they have??? Can't people have their own believes? 🤔
@@andresgonzalez4693What do you mean by "Muslim Govt." When the majority off people who paid for this concert is Muslim. Like? Who wants to see 2 gay people kissing Infront off thousands off people. Use your common sense
@@snowyWhiteflofas a Malaysian, my muslim and Christian friend all agree with the ban of LGBT.
@@snowyWhiteflofit's their country their rules.
He's just lucky to leave Malaysia in one piece
ONE PEACE???!!!
THE ONE PEACE IS REAL??!!!
@@yudhasaputra8058 bruh
"You went out in the street in a skirt? You are just lucky no one raped you !"
yeah thats not how muslims behave
@@yudhasaputra8058salah nulis... Lol
exact same as going to usa and doing hard drugs infront of police and breaking laws as a stunt and your excuse is that its legal in your country
Speaking up about human rights violations is only fair! They had the moral obligation to speak up about it
No.1 RULE: if you go to somebody place or country always respect their rules
Ironic
@@KenobiThOnly5561 how so?
To a certain a degrees 😅
Right?
Yeah, if the local laws call for the execution of gay people, you should just be cool with it.
As a Malaysian, the kiss was frowned upon in Malaysia not only by muslims but by Malaysian as a whole. Southeast Asian culture are one that are bound by respect, being humble and modesty. Such an obnoxious-im-better-then-your-moral stunt would not fly here no matter where you are from.
Even straight people randomly kissing like that is rude and inconsiderate
… any band and especially any sort of rock no matter the genre, is the exact opposite of respect, humble or modesty.
To expect this not to happen says more about them.
Tldr: don’t host concerts if you have a backwards cringe “culture”
@@draketurtle4169 I'm bisexual, and I'm a rocker, you've clearly not met rock musicians and rock music fans at all, some of them are the most respectful, humble and modest people on the planet.
So you can take your opinion and shove it where the sun don't shine.
If you go to another nation, you should abide by their rules, their customs, their laws.
But perhaps one day in the future when you get a bit older, perhaps you'd come to your senses and understand that the least one can do when visiting another nation, is show it a modicum of respect.
Malaysians can walk with us Jamaicans except he'd probably get beaten on stage for that 😅
@@draketurtle4169nah dude, we Indonesians had a concert with Avenged Sevenfold, and they respect our culture, not like this one who is trying to bring their politics to every place they go
That should be said to islamists muslims illegally going to the west and disagreeing with the laws.
Anecdotal evidence which you can't prove. You're hilarious.
FOR REAL THOOO LMAOOO
@@johncapron6010 are you joking? they're everywhere. you're the funny one.
@@belli1209 again, anecdotal evidence which u cant prove and just say to feed your own beliefs.
As a Muslim tho I do agree. And this should be applied to all religions going somewhere of a foreign religion.
The fact that he went there and thought he did something-…😭 all he did was disrespect millions of people and their country plus violated its laws if u wanna kiss ur man kiss him nobody is stopping u just don’t do it in public or just don’t do it in *THEIR* country?
This dude actually went to a foreign country just to protest their laws.
"Easy money. Go there,get their money,kiss,get kicked out,become news gaining popularity and soon more money"
There dozens of Muslims doing same thing in Europe I don’t see people like AP or you speaking against it.
The guy got asked to go to the country, didn't just go on his own volition
@drake1896 That makes no sense. He had the choice to say no. It was completely up to him whether he went or not. I could ask you to do something you don't want to do, but that doesn't mean you have to do it.
@@iziyobisi tell that to Muslims who come to Europe or USA and demand these countries to cater to Islamic values and beliefs.
Not only he caused the concert to be cancelled, he also caused countless of small vendors lost of business, who participate part of the concert.
With more open minded laws this wouldn't have happened. Remember he didn't leave voluntarily he got kicked out
@@antipro4483dosent matter. He came to a different country they shouldnt have to adjust to them you adjust to the country your going not the other way around
@@antipro4483why are you trying to make an excuse for what this pos did? Newsflash buddy: not every country is required to have the same liberal laws that many western countries have. Other countries around the world such as Malaysia still have laws about morality according to their beliefs. So do yourself and every other liberal close minded person around you a favor, stay in the west and don’t go to countries where your system of thinking isn’t widely accepted.
@@antipro4483 pfft the group signed a memorandum to not do stunts, so it would have happened even if the country had the most open laws in the world lmao, the group fled by plane before anyone even kicked them out
@@xoafallen6239he got invited. I’m assuming he’s an openly gay man
The ‘stunt’ put a massive spotlight on a very good point though.
Mr Jacky Chan once said, when you debate with someone with an IQ of less than 70, just answer, "yes you are right"
so, yes you are right
Not just Malaysia, pretty much the whole of asia blacklisted them. Lucky they did it in Malaysia, imaging doing this in China.
Yep can't really make music decapitated
Uh what will happen if they do it in china?
@@nikenannavlet's just say you wouldn't be hearing about them anymore if they did that in China
I don’t think China would do that in this era except North Korea
@@jaydenchia4231well you think wrong
Me who's still wondering who was 1975😭😭😭😭
Same
I honestly thought someone called Malaysia as a nation stuck in 1975. Ironically Malaysia in 1975 was probably closer to the US in 2023 in terms of racism and affirmative action policies.
Don't bother wondering. Probably not worth the braincells. 😂
@@moniquethong798 ong lol 🤣
@@arugono fr tho 💀
Am gay but i don't aggre with such fake activism... You cant break laws just bcz you want😂 ..
im from malaysia and i didnt even know what is this😅
As a Malaysian Chinese man there's a Cantonese saying " if your walking into someone house you greet everyone in it , if you walk into a temple respect the tradition in it" is okay to be whoever you are and do what you want, it's not okay to disrespect others culture and be irresponsible to others. Its really simple.
that is a good saying
My half Indian uncle said similar things with “if you don’t like it, leave. don’t start a war in someone’s territory “
stoning women for headpieces and gays for liking the same sex is not "culture" bro
@@everydaym8 whether it's their culture or not, you know where you are just be respectful. That's my point of view of the situation. No message can get across by being disrespectful.
@@everydaym8 there is no stoning in Malaysia. Gays are generally disliked, BUT tolerated here. Gays live just fine. Free haired women are left alone. Jesus, tell me you have zero cultural understanding without telling me you have zero cultural understanding.
Giving them 60 IQ is quite generous
He's just aware that conservatives don't want to be outshone.
They have -100
I agree.
Since when did leftists have a brain
@@Goganzuela hahaha? Really? Your take is that if I'm criticizing conservatives, then I'm a bot? Ok, sure, I'm a bot. Now, guess what; the fact that conservatives are a league of poorly educated dangerous morons has not changed.
“When in Rome, do as the Romans” is a famous saying this dude never heard of
If you enjoy it in your house, keep it in your house. At least learn the basics of foreign laws before visiting them
our government revealed they were already not wanted to perform in malaysia but 1975 sent the government an appeal to perform which malaysia then accepted, so matty healy was the one who rlly tried to sing here 💀
That makes it so much worse.
And people are still defending him. Funny.
@@ikrhazsadikrhaz252I’m stronger than you
So they went there with the sole intent to completely disrespect the Malaysian government and fuck over its people
@@draco_1876 it doesn't relate to the topic but okay. 👍🏼
Im a muslim, and I can confirm that even if it was a straight couple, the show would still get canceled
Lol, backwards fairy tale
It's called Decency something you don't know@@aidenteszke9000
@@aidenteszke9000the real backwards are the one who behave like animals
@@aidenteszke9000what?
Bingo
As a leftist... yeah, he has a good point
But I wouldn't say it has anything to do with being right or left wing, it's more about being conscious about others' context.
The problem with these dudes is not the message they're trying to defend, it's that they're so deep into their own privilege that they fail to see how much they're affecting their own audience. Not only that, but I'm pretty sure they do that just to make themselves look good, to be perceived as the saviours.
The point of being invited was doing your job and performing, not having sex or licking your tongues in public. Nobody cares about what you're doing in your private life, leave it to be private. And, ultimately, observe the laws and the traditions of the country you're visiting.
Btw I had no idea who 1985 are and now I don't really want to know
The worst part: he really thought he was a fuxking hero for doing some gay shit 😂
Ong fr
So real
Rlly thinks he’s gonna change laws fr
Crazy when I have to think Muslims are actually being more honest and serious than alleged Christians.
I'm glad Malaysia didn't fuck around.
Bring back morals in the West and eject the Sodomites
Matty is my favorite human❤
They should pay the vendors and refund everyone their money is what they should do
how the heck else is the music festival supposed to make money?
@@POLmusic173Should've thought of that before getting it shut down
The 1975 people should be the ones paying for the vendors
@@yeeeboiiieright
@@yeeeboiiie government is the one that shut down the concert so they should give the refunds
I mean, if the concertgoers lost the ticket money, they should be angry at the theatre not refunding them, and at their government making meaningless laws against basic human rights
Stop shoving western standard to every country bro.And read more about the accident THEY SIGN A CONTRACT TO NOT MAKE A SCENE u look dumb rn
And this singer should be band for eternity
I have a Christian friend, and whenever I go over there, I make sure not to swear, or say anything “blasphemous” because, while I don’t agree with them, I’m in their fucking house.
okay, your comment just completely changed my mind on this issue. Hell no, you do not have to become unauthentic just to please your FRIEND. How can you call someone your friend if you can't even act like yourself around them. You made me realize that this logic applies to countries too. How can you invite people to your country and tell them that they can't do anything relating to their own culture. If you have to hide your authentic self or go against your morals, then that person is not a good friend. And if a country tells you that you can't express your own culture and you have to behave by their country social norms, then it is not a true democratic nation.
@@anthonyJones-ll4eithere’s a difference between laws and preferences dummy
@@anthonyJones-ll4eiyeah and your comment reek with me me me my feeling my believe my everything is right and only me matter your feeling, belive, tradition, family value doesn't matter because you are put here for me I am the main character you are just the side role learnt to respect each other and try to tone down on the me an I....
@@anthonyJones-ll4ei
Bro what are you saying… this isn’t an issue about them being “unauthentic” in front of their friend, it’s about them respecting their friend’s family and what they believe in. There is no fake mask in this. If you can’t handle not swearing or saying something out of pocket while somewhere that you *know* doesn’t enjoy that type of behavior, that’s called being rude, ignorant, and not accepting. If anything, @Wint3rWasteland is an amazing friend being able to understand what kind of people their friend’s family is, and being able to adapt, albeit temporarily while being around them, in order to keep a good relationship with them. Not only that, not all countries are the same. Once again, if you can’t accept their ideologies and beliefs as a visitor, or at least bear them so you don’t make a mockery of yourself and others around you, that just makes you incredibly self-entitled and spoiled. Not all nations are inherently “democratic,” and if you can’t get that through your head, get off of social media, stop touching your phone, and go outside.
@@anthonyJones-ll4eibabe, they literally expalined they do not like to swear in front of their friend as swearing itself is not a nice form of langauge. It is derogatory, and Christians themselves do not associate with this form of langauge. They are literally RESPECTING their friend's religion, which if you ask me that cool from their part. Why is so difficult for you to not swear?
If swearing is part of your culture buddy, then you have other things to worry about...
They always shout ‘Respect me’ while respecting no one 😂
he does not represent the lgbtq community bru we do not agree with that at all🙏
@@faraway6512👍
Matty Healy isn't even gay, he's a straight man protesting for people who aren't even looking at Malaysia
@@notrando5336did we not just watch him kiss a whole ass man
@@j0yfxl537 If you aren't a doctor, is there a magical barrier stopping you from dressing like one?
You go to Malaysia, a sovereign nation and you want to force your ideology on them.
He just had to respect their culture
I was thinking "How the hell do you invite a whole ass year???" and then "Oh, it's a goofy band."
Same I was so confused 💀
I thought he was talking about a band on that specific year 💀
My thoughts exactly lol
Not living if its not with you is the only song i know from this band. Barely started getting into it. Such a shame the lead seems like such a self righteous prick
🤣🤣🤣 you dimb as hell........... i thought that too 😔
Hes lucky he didnt get stoned to death
Edit: had a good laugh at all yous having a fit 🤣
Malaysia is not ‘that’ Muslim of a country. Infact, in more urbanised parts of Malaysia like Kuala Lumpur and Selangor you can often be gay without real punishment you will get a lot of side eyes and harassment’s and you can’t legally marry your gay partner but that’s about it. This is due to the fact that Malaysia is only 60% Muslims and 40% others making the government very inclined to adopt secularism despite the protest of more traditional Muslims views mainly coming from rural areas in the state of Terengganu which is a stronghold for a political party known as ‘PAS’. PAS is what you can consider to be the taliban of Malaysia, their ideological views usually involves creating a Malaysia that follows string sharia law. PAS however do not see much success and many people see through their lies and understand how riffle with corruption they are.
lol true
Eh. That side of islam isnt what you think it is. But it will come as complicated to tell you why.
@@Introvertical873 akhi spreading of homosexual propaganda is reason enough for exile. Malaysian government did the right thing according to the sharia
Yeah because getting stoned to death for being gay is normal
so you went to another country, broke the law, and did the one thing they told you not to do, and you thought they were wrong, to kick you out of there ?
Funfact : This antiprophet has also no face . He don't bother to do face reveal.
The one who knows knows.😂😂😂
And now, they're being sued by the organizers for breaking the agreement specifically made for them just so that they are able to perform in Malaysia.
good.
As they should be.
I thought Taylor Swift was with Matty so he was heterosexual
So what human rights come before money you backwards embarrassment
@@KygoCalvinHarris-xu4kvamericans are confused
My biggest peeve about this is that all those people who paid for tickets lost their show.
Its a festival. They audiences also cant watch artist like the Strokes and Kid The Laroi. But kudos for Kid The Laroi fir giving a mini live on his hotel lobby after the music festival canceled canceled
Serves them right. They like satans produce but not satan.
I'm a Malaysian and it's did more than that. Despite being a conservative country, Malaysia for the most part allows concerts like these to take place and do their best to be tolerant. Generally, concerts go on like usual and nothing big happens. However, Matty Healy wasn't only drunk when he came up on stage, he also slammed a drone because he claimed it was flying too close to him. If he had just criticised the government, it most likely would have been fine; some quarters would have brought it up but would have eventually died down. But he just had to perform that act too, and that's when the event organisers got the call to cancel the event.
It didn't just affect the concertgoers, but there were small food truck businesses who already prepared food for the 3 days and paid rental that were affected. Furthermore, it's set the event organisers back as years of building rapport with the government are now rocky again. What's even more annoying is that Matty Healy hasn't been apologetic to the people affected by his ignorant actions.
@@qwertboo399really, instead of the selfish ass who literally only thought about himself & not the many thousands of ppl his actions were going to affect? He knew there were going to be consequences. I love all ppl but don't accept the invite if you don't agree with the countries rules in the 1st place he signed a contract this is his fault & his financially well off & out of touch ass just just negatively affected so many.
@@tseshaun18 Serves you’s right. And that goes for other muslim countries as well. You’ll have Satans produce but not Satan.
Should always be true to who you are. That’s where your respect as a country, as a people, and a religion lays. Don’t call these foreigners and their degeneracy.
should i say thi-
malaysia:🗿🗿🗿🗿🗿
indonesia:🗿🗿
They are lucky Malaysian govt didn't put them behind the bars. We're muslim and we know the difference between public and private.
1975: RESPECT US BEING DIFFERENT
*Proceeds to disrespect others for being different*
true.. hypocrites are not aware that they are actually hypocrites
Considering a act of love as disprect towards you is disgusting.
And dont call it a "difference" call it what it is oppressive goverment and religious dogma.
now Europe is full of desert rats who worship a pedophile highway robber who screams about banning Koran burning in non-Muslim countries. what was it you said about respect irony knows no bounds
No no you’re getting it all wrong they’re different in the good way bigot 😂😂😂😂 I swear they’re the most tolerant intolerant people ever
Yes by him kissing a man he is directly insulting the family of all there. Oh wait, no, you’re a fragile baby, that’s right.
He's very fortunate he didn't get arrested. You can't go on somebody's backyard and disregard their rules
Okay then why Muslims have problem with Swedish burning Quran in their country?
Yes I can
@@GirlsInOrange🤡
@@GirlsInOrange You should try my uncles yard, you'd found yourself be buried in it that's for sure.
@@GirlsInOrangeI’m surprised you got the penis out of your hands long enough to type those three words. Respect.
Hang on, using this as an example of “leftists” is a bit much. Was this guy an idiot? Yes. We should all learn from his shortsightedness.
Its a muslim country they have their laws and values. Even if people lose their money, they have to show that there are limits that cannot be imposed on.
they are the definition of coming into a Malaysian house with their shoes on
No, Muslims are horrible
Not really
That. Thats not a thing in Malaysia. You're thinking Japan
@@HomerPimpson911 Yes it is. I'm from Malaysia
@@asponon source: trust me bro
If he do that in Indonesia, i am pretty sure the 1975's social media is gone 😂
them gonna be traumatized
Ak47 akan meledak di kepala pelaku homosex
Defo
Exactly
We gon jump them if they come to Indonesia😂
I am a Malaysian and my POV on this situation is very well decided. They pick the right decision to cancel the concert because of LGBTQ promotion. And let me remind you, some countries like the Arabs will not only cancel the entire concert, but might as well being put to prison or worse.
The last 10 seconds of this short was everything and I think it might have flown over most peoples heads
Bro signed a contract saying that he understood the laws and would not break it then proceeds to dip the country instantly
Good tbh
@@mattmathematics3591that’s idiotic moves and humanity doesn’t need garbage like matt.
@@mattmathematics3591dude shut up
This is a good thing
Yeah? Based
Marty Healy isn’t a leftist, he’s a self centered egotist.
Nah, he's a leftist
Hopefully his next show is in Saudi Arabia
Yeah a spoilt little rich kid. Typical leftist.
Self-centered egotists is the definition of leftist.
What do you think a leftist is?😂
He’s definitely a leftist!
Dont come in my house if you dont have manners 🤝
Only a citizen of that country can question the law