Arrested and Assaulted, Malaysian Graphic Artist Fahmi Reza Calls Out State Censorship | Censored

When it comes to politics in Malaysia, no politician is safe from graphic artist Fahmi Reza who has been using his provocative art to call out those in power for years. But charges against the outspoken designer are mounting. He has faced threats and lawsuits, and was recently arrested for his brand of political satire. He is currently under six investigations under Malaysia's sedition and communications acts.
VICE World News’ Heather Chen speaks to the artist about his experiences with censorship in Malaysia under these new laws.
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[@fatcat1330]

The more they target him the more obvious his messages are real and truthful. Who always try to silence ppl who dare to speak out? Everybody knows

[@affiqdaniel2791]

Well that what politic do

[@inspiritsungjongie]

He can open a gallery to showcase his arts, I would be glad to bring my kids to his gallery. He portrays bravery and we shouldn’t succumb to injustices and double standard laws

[@Mr.LarryLar]

Srs nk pegi!

[@liberte2016]

Yes he can, but maybe not on Malaysian soil unfortunately... we still have a long way to go

[@inspiritsungjongie]

@@liberte2016 no doubt sir

[@karakuri002]

he did showcase his art at taylor's Uni for a while(when I was still a student there). It was good exposure but majority of students weren't that political aware. I managed to speak to him in person but I had to rush for class.

[@inspiritsungjongie]

@@karakuri002 i’m taking polisci major in ukm if and only if they let the student to have freedom in holding showcase like your uni (we can’t even invite opposition) 😞😞😞😞

[@wadafik]

This is the first time I heard him speak. He's very well-spoken and if he ever decides to run for office he definitely gets my vote!

[@TheGamingAlong]

No he has no ball to run for election. He only know to criticise only.

[@entahler4012]

Lmao this guy have fans also? Walao

[@Amiramirfaris97]

He will lose . Even if he win, the best he could do is to criticise

[@arifmantias8216]

Never vote for a critic. A person who is good in talking but the very worst in action.

[@namelessguy199]

We need good critics, you know a critic is good when he is being prosecuted for his criticism because he is telling the truth that the people in power do not want the public to know.

[@RyoRitthirong]

He is more wiser than most politicians in the cabinet. I can never be brave as you Reza keep on the fight. We need people like you

[@watahwilly5133]

Wiser pale otak kau if he was wiser why dont be a representative to fight those old goons rather than fighting them by art which you can do on a side

[@wk3960]

Politicians are not suppose to be wiser. Their skill is to be conniving.

[@ustazdio8827]

@@watahwilly5133Lek bro... Yang berhaluan kiri jer sokong fahmi reza... Tahun depan,,,13 mei akan menjelang... Tengok ah parang terbang kena kat siapa bro

[@ustazdio8827]

@@watahwilly5133 Orang yang hina agong tak tahu yang dia tengah jolok sarang tebuan...Tunggu jelah tebuan tu sengat dia sampai mati

[@napalmman8292]

"The level of corruption is legendary" I see you're a man of culture...

[@NoName-ry1sx]

Kahkahkah...khadamDAP..🤣🤣🤣

[@alextbhmusic]

We really do owe it to him. A lot of these political issues are difficult to translate to layman’s terms for your average Malaysian to care, but he expresses it through art, which is a universal language. People like him appear once in a generation. Long live Fahmi Reza!

[@SarahSaiful]

Yes! Long live Fahmi Reza!

[@FrankiePo89]

Well said

[@unknown-bi3qb]

support him in his patreon

[@jedrashidul6952]

So true

[@MrAilsaAng]

A true malaysian icon & hero. Long live Fahmi Reza!

[@bruh321xyz4]

i will continue my art as a weapon to against corruption and injustice -Fahmi Reza

[@RoyMcAvoy]

Except for those who are in the same basket with me. :D

[@khairulkhai7815]

Including private sector..?

[@xbsjfbsjd]

indeed

[@ustazdio8827]

A real art just use for justice,Not a weapon -Aku

[@jules.9007]

@@ustazdio8827 shh gamer shut up

[@dannivizion]

At one point basically every Aussie on twitter mockingly declared our PM as "missing", and absolutely nothing happened. I can't imagine being so brave as to do it against the law. Wow.

[@Sofiaode18]

Mind telling me the gist of why the PM is being mocked as missing? I wanna know what kind of situation that prompted such pushback.

[@dannivizion]

@@Sofiaode18 One of the most notable times (it's been more than just this once) was when he went on holiday to Hawaii at the start of 2020 in the middle of Bushfire Crisis in which large parts of NSW and Vic burned.

[@aderahmat197]

@@dannivizion I remember some of the firefighter says"fu$% off" on tv

[@dannivizion]

@@aderahmat197 Yep. People refused to shake his hand too. The anger was real, but to be fair, the respect have for politicians in general wouldn't fill a shot glass. Haha.

[@Sofiaode18]

@@dannivizion Shit there was this one governor in Indonesia who did the same thing when his area had terrible forest fires. Oh politicians, you're all the same.

[@careerreview7807]

As a foreigner studying in malaysia, i can confirm this is real

[@raihanfauzan44]

Where are you from ?

[@amierullridzwan2025]

@maso0140 he is lying

[@mdt5043]

@@amierullridzwan2025 Explain 1MDB whistleblower's disappearance. Najib's Vietnamese model disappearance. Red helmet police during elections. Lawyers' death the very next day for protecting whistleblowers. (Conspiracy) (still not proven)

[@mdt5043]

@@amierullridzwan2025 read the Law case of Najib razak & 1mdb. Every evidence is there, every legal procedures with valid proof is there. He is not lying

[@amierullridzwan2025]

@@mdt5043 you also a liar , 1MDB whistle blower still alive and najib already been filled for all charges in court and awaiting for execution. What the hell with Vietnam model disappear? Nothing to do with anything. Red helmet police is a riot police , they will deploy whenever there have any assembly or street protests or any other events that having larger gathering, even some consert that have a politician attend , even the election , their purpose to prevent any riot happened . So what's a problem with that? Lawyer die because protect whistle blower? Again check your information bro , if whistle blower and the lawyer die , how Najib got a court trial , how he's been charge and found guilty if those thing happened.

[@firstnamelastname7675]

As a progressive member of the society, which tolerated more of the governmental ideologies and condemning the one against it, I don't think a left-wing activist such as Fahmi or well known as "Kuasasiswa" or "Youth Power" is a bad thing. It is not that everything he does is good but at least he put the right amount of pressure to the government. That is what the democracy is all about right? The check and balance. Graphic disobedience is one way to criticize what is wrong and whatnot about the government. Kudos to you Fahmi, you are going to places, though not sure which place it is but sure you are going somewhere.

[@TengahSleep]

People aren’t perfect that’s why government sometimes need to listen to us. We need to work together against corruption and encourage transparency.

[@DatoAliffAlex]

@@TengahSleep I wish people preach what they say about "people aren't perfect". Poor DSNR, he is the lesser devil, yet contributed alot.

[@TengahSleep]

@@DatoAliffAlex prove it

[@DatoAliffAlex]

@@TengahSleep RM800 billion in wang nasional just prove enuf how bandwagons u r (influenced) in political news without being rational or factual.

[@hammerfall6666]

lgbt supporters like him? yeah good luck with that to get public support especially from the majority.

[@prathification]

Fahmi is an absolute legend. Your work is so important in reminding us that we should not normalise corruption or gross incompetency by the people within our government. They should be accountable for their misdeeds, the lot of them, whoever they are regardless of race, religion or political ideology. We stand with you, in your battle for freedom of speech and expression.

[@gwynisonline]

its honestly ironic that this video about calling out malaysian censorship is censored in malaysia itself.

[@nblood7104]

Not anymore

[@shinodamasaru7945]

He looks like Chavez. Support him

[@Vanguardkl]

Vice needs to explain why there was a delay in allowing the video in Malaysia?

[@jackieronaldwayerston6723]

@Izzad 77 Mungkin baru sekarang kot kita boleh tengok, bukan masa awal-awal video dimuat naik agaknyalah.

[@egoist_maniac]

im here 0_0

[@megatrazor]

Kerajaan ingat rakyat tak boleh guna VPN agaknya

[@ilmanfahmi8260]

kerajaan kan bodoh 😂

[@asus3max301]

Ak x gna vpn bleh tgk.. x ad kna block..

[@knock-knockwhosthere9933]

Masih ramai yg sik tau guna.

[@screamao8841]

ini bukan china..lol

[@fword7]

Kahkahkah

[@baang76]

Padu Fahmi, inspiring gila, thank you for voicing out when others don't. Been following your work since 10 Tahun Sebelum Merdeka !!

[@spong59]

@啊@

[@MelxIru]

Totally agree with you

[@ryukazama2092]

Makin rosak la Malaysia ni kalau ramai ikut pami bangsat ni. Dah la orang kayangan mcm sial, tambah pulak ada dia ni. Memang hancur

[@syn891]

sokong

[@FrostyFoxGamingIGM]

@AKMAL ZAHIN BIN ABD RAHIM - he's a JKOM cybertrooper probably, don't mind him

[@Windows-sl7eo]

You know it's serious when it's from Vice.

[@mohandave5825]

Most of VICE news is mostly a joke in relation to western politics but pieces like this centred around less known countries such as Malaysia, is worth watching.

[@harrypoderskis]

Is that sarcasm? Most of vice is filled with woke leftist garbage

[@resh3473]

Watching from USA. Please save my country from dictators. Merdeka

[@omarzaifulizan3064]

I’m also malay American. Hope Malaysia gets better.

[@harrywandi9829]

At first previously, I thought that his view and action is quite loud and hard-core, sorts like against the norms in Malaysia. But it turns slowly that my view on him is changed as I'm pretty aware that he just standing on the people's rights and freedom in expressing opinion towards the ruling government, and having a free, neutral space to discuss or against the injustice in the government and principle of democracy in Malaysia. He's doing good in graphic, while the best way to critics the government and authorities' wrongdoing and injustice is through art and graphic approaches. I'm pretty sure that many Malaysians are started to support his view and action, and stand together with him to restore the good principle of democracy, freedom of expression and establishment of good government from a clean and virtue election process in Malaysia.

[@hungaryandblackwidow3863]

Out of my surprise, i am able to watch this without the use of VPN, hooray~

[@jedrashidul6952]

Same😂

[@FlamerzZz]

Same here !

[@dragonchaw6732]

Malaysia actually have many talented artists.. People like Fahmi and Namewee really cares for what is going on in the country. Thank you guys for helping to amplify the people's voices and dissatisfaction

[@riqyoutube]

namewee is not an activist. he is more a businessman by using provocative marketing such as religion and race. and makes money from it. I dont think fahmi reza cares a lot about money, he is more focused on educating people about politics, corruption and injustice

[@iamgreat1234]

As of 2020, 28 million Malaysian has access to internet and youtube. Either they choose to ignore vice or they just don't care since the view is so small.

[@mememomo101]

Bahaha u trust vice news? Vice news that call Palestine terrorist state? Soo

[@losyen4487]

@@mememomo101 have you seen the recent vice's coverage on that issue, the one with muna el kurd in it? not even a fan of vice(as they had done a few pro-zionist videos back then), but they have been super unbiased in the recent years.

[@mememomo101]

@@losyen4487 you should know that vice supporting israel. Vice even call isis freedom fighter back in the day

[@iamgreat1234]

@maso0140 Fahmi Reza has like 93,000 followers on Instagram

[@isaacninan5053]

@@mememomo101 are you dense? Just look at their recent reporting on Palestine, it's pretty good stuff and they're obviously on the Palestinian side. But of course, you don't care about that. You just wanna keep bootlicking this trash government

[@jagsubramaniam5343]

That last bit - goosebumps. Keep doing what you do Fahmi, we will never back down! 💪🏼

[@ShubhamSharma-bq6fd]

I still remember i was in Kuala Lumpur . And police man came to me and started asking for my passport wich i didn't had on me . Then he asked for money .i gave him 50RM. Then a store manager told me . Its illegal to speak against police or government . I was totally shocked .

[@farisaiman8537]

Yup police in malaysia are b***shitt

[@ShubhamSharma-bq6fd]

@@farisaiman8537 from india brother . Was in Malaysia for 2 years

[@raufomr3583]

Yang kau tak bawak passport kau tu dah kenapa?

[@erriezzanslounge1380]

@@ShubhamSharma-bq6fd passport is ur identity.malaysia always carry id card everywhere cause its our identity if anything happen easy for everyone to help us.so if not carry your id it might your false.

[@daris-ol5bu]

why wouldnt u bring ur passport?

[@SAMISBSenYungJie]

Spread the Video, spread the messages. if you think this country isn't democratic anymore.

[@multatuli1]

Malaysia is a monarchy right? It's the will of the 9 royals families not the people

[@SAMISBSenYungJie]

@@multatuli1 include the dirty politician into it

[@multatuli1]

@@SAMISBSenYungJie yes, obviously.

[@hammerfall6666]

​@@multatuli1 lol monarchy. Even Agong can't do shit to Muhyiddin when he disobeyed Agong's decree to open the Parliament. If our country use a real monarchy system like Brunei, Muhyiddin would be gone right now. Are you even a Malaysian? How come you not knowing this basic thing in the first place?

[@justanormalsponge1801]

Wait, this video is unavailable at Malaysia? I'm from Malaysia but still can watch this video without any VPN. Probably the government just unblocked this video.

[@someguywithabirdface2583]

I from Malaysia, its works fine

[@linuspleasedont8861]

He is the one who shows that there is still hope in Malaysia

[@noelocs]

This guy is brilliant! He simplified everything and everybody understood what he drew.

[@tenghuil33]

Why is the interviewer wearing mask while having a video call interview? A well articulated man, keep going Fahmi!

[@TypeKK]

To hide identity

[@lejitstories9899]

There could be others in the same office/in vicinity.

[@LordZero9253]

looks like she is in the office and it seems like there is a cameraman

[@LordZero9253]

before Malaysia's lockdown, i would be wearing a mask while filming people despite only having 2 or 3 people in the office

[@ravinallan6006]

Its ok brother, because of her effort we have this clip...t q

[@morty4082]

RESPECT WITH THIS GUY💯 Keep on doing what you've been doing. Reveal the dark side of the Malaysian government. We are all behind you brother✊🏻

[@danielkenny9405]

Lol not behind, standing with him. Because he alone can't do it without our support

[@iamgreat1234]

I think he has bank account he reveal before. Someone should give him money.

[@LTS1444]

the government was so scared of him that he end up getting arrested

[@mazwansams9028]

As a malaysian, this is all true, true & true.. 🤘🏼punk not dead

[@munching-8740]

We thank Fahmi for putting his life and freedom on the line to say loudly what we are all thinking.

[@pavithiransathiskumar9852]

The man is a hero 🇲🇾❤️

[@stevenyap5978]

It is true voices like yours that they feared the most. They sees it as an encroachment to their misdeeds and their corrupted practices...thumps up to you👍👍👍

[@ahmadhakim9792]

thats not true voices.. rakyat majority know thats kencing voices

[@iamgreat1234]

@@ahmadhakim9792 kencing tak cebok voice

[@Milanello3270]

@@ahmadhakim9792 lmao voices of melei bootlickers do not count. More people are getting educated and morons like you will be less and soon forgotten. Have some dignity and shame, grow a pair and stop worshipping your corrupted leaders

[@hectterwyatt7694]

i wonder how he walk around with the weight of steel balls he carry around. RESPECT

[@rolandxavier3584]

This guy is a living legend today whether he knows it or not. Truth, justice n compassion is what we ALL need to uphold n fight for.

[@limsiryuean5040]

As a Chinese living in Malaysia, I sincerely think that his efforts are futile or minimal at best. He doesn't realize how much race/religion is woven into the politics of Malaysia. The only thing tying us up together is money (better economic prospects). Plus, Malaysians are known to love white lies rather than the truth because it tastes sweeter. It's not only the government, there are also numerous cases when people were scrutinized or frowned upon for trying to do good. (bersih and red-shirt protests, Mahathir's granddaughter's backlash for supporting a global movement, Najib's backlash for advocating equality, etc) Democracy in Malaysia has always been dead, some just chose to believe otherwise.

[@iamgreat1234]

Malaysia is a unitary one party system. We only act as democracy in election year.

[@ameliaong6783]

You sound like you represent the very people you describe though. I don't see myself as a Chinese living in Malaysia. I'm a Malaysian who is not tied to the people by money or economic prospects. What prospects anyway? I think you mean to look out of Malaysia for that. And criticism against those who speak up will forever be in place for a reason that being heard, plus change is difficult. Surely better than doing nothing about it and complaining that democracy is dead in the comforts of your sofa. With the little skills a designer has, he is inspiring and educating so many within a single share of his latest work. Now, your turn.

[@limsiryuean5040]

@@ameliaong6783 Try living with the lower class for once. You may not be tied by economic means but your parents are. Our education system, political parties, parliment democracy (demokrasi berparlimen) are guided by these conceptions. How about you try speaking out as he did, and see what happens. Prospects= purchasing power, education investments, expansion of privatized industry, and to some extent better relations with China. Try reading Sly Civility and Freedom of Religion in Malaysia: A Tangled Web of Legal, Political, and Social Issues 647 (2010-2011) Let's see if your white lies are as sweet as you thought.

[@tryomama]

@@limsiryuean5040 I did. And I turn out alive. People like you have been indoctrinated that speaking up will only brings harm thus making what PN wants you to be. You are directly doing the thing they want you to do and you simply followed it while not recognising your own mistake

[@ameliaong6783]

@@limsiryuean5040 unlike you too, I don't assume someone's income class based on a comment. But thank you thinking me somehow rich and devoid of suffering. I must be speaking well and living well. Grateful for not being mistook for a powerful idiot of the social class, at least.

[@koksinglau2494]

You are eloquent. We support you. Msia needs you to raise consciousness about what's happening here. You highlighted our problems in a comical way

[@spongychickenx]

people like Fahmi Reza should never deserve scrutiny over the freedom of expression in his art; if we already cannot speak up and criticize the Government, at least give us a leeway to express it in our talents..it is basic fundamental rights Malaysia will never come to understand. hearing Fahmi's lockup story made me remember my experience..i cannot imagine how badly he would have been treated if some rando like me kena whoopin inside f n fckin reason.

[@allskoolguru]

"I seek the means to fight injustice, to turn fear against those who prey on the fearful." - Bruce Wayne

[@jaylimcs1932]

Everytime I see a young idealistic bright young Malaysian come forward to make our country better, it make me believe more there is a brighter future for Malaysia.

[@SPuNx69]

The Vice rep is so robotic. 😅

[@NewLeaf7]

Good to know that Malaysia has this brilliant talent with huge courage!

[@HerbertLye]

Fahmi Reza is our Malaysian hero, no question. Nk betul² ubah situasi buruk politik di negara kita? Can, every state has a Fahmi Reza, we jz need to keep multiplying what Fahmi has been doing, sadly, bukan segelintir tapi kebanyakan kita rakyat Malaysia x berani menentang kerajaan, inilah sbb korang dh bagi chance kpd sesiapa yg pegang kuasa tu meneruskan kebebasan dorang ni utk menyalahgunakan kuasa. Jadi bila sebuah kerajaan gagal, sebelum kita tiao gomen lah, tiao pembangkang lah, adakah kita hentikan sebentar dan fikirkan tentang kita sendiri kah? Kita ni negara demokrasi, tapi knp suara rakyat pulak yg kena didiamkan seperti sebuah negara komunis? Betulkah kamurang benci komunis? Sya rasa ya dan tidak, ya sbb suara² kat media sosial kamurang yg bersorak anti-komunis dan tidak sbb sya rasa kamurang kurang faham apa yg kamurang betul² bencikan, sbb nampaknya, selama ni, rakyat ramai yg membenarkan menteri² laknatullah ni berperangai seperti komunis, korang kutuk kerajaan saja, pd mlm yg sma kena tangkap, semua takut dan berdiam saja kemudian. Oleh itu, knp sya ckp jika setiap negeri ada seorang aktivis seperti Fahmi Reza, berani bersuara, berani mengutuk kerajaan jika kerajaan gagal, walaupun dah nyawa² ikan. Entahlah, mungkin 1 abad kemudian pun sma juga situasi politik di negara kita, kena bayar lepas tu berdiam saja. Mana maruah? Respect to u bro Fahmi Reza, let us keep fighting against fascism until every single corrupted beings will never see the lights of our parliament again, then a graceful revolution and a fruitful reformation will be the light for us Malaysians. Ciao

[@hammerfall6666]

I respect him about protesting what is not right in our government whether it's from BN or PH, both of them get whacked by him but I would never agree with his stance being a pro lgbt at all. If he drops this shit, he would get my support 100%.

[@darsinjj]

Watching from Melbourne.. you rock bro keep doing what you do .🤘🏽

[@famaswag4921]

Knowing artists like Fahmi exist here, makes me a proud Malaysian, even if it’s for just a short while…. #fahmi4PM

[@__Awaken__]

Huge respect man, like the government and sht are so messed up in Malaysia to the point where it's unbelievable, yet this guy is standing up to them. Real inspiration right there

[@lingammunuswamy7778]

Way to go brother. Be strong and just go ahead. What can we expect from a bunch of clowns who are running this country.

[@oni4083]

this should get more views

[@derPetunientopf]

This should be available in Malaysia.

[@MALAYSIAVIRAL7]

and more Likes too

[@cheers9503]

Like it if you want more people to watch it

[@tayjianyao381]

Pure respect for doing what so many others dont dare to do or even think about. We as citizens of Malaysia is really fed up with the current ruling government with their double standards. Continue fighting against injustice and for what is right Mr Fahmi! Berani kerana benar

[@syahirakir1808]

One of my favourite political satire artist in Malaysia💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[@syafiqjamalludin]

MAD RESPECT TO THIS GUY. Please spread this video around.

[@ryukazama2092]

Tak perlu pun sebarkan video ni. Kenapa la masyarakat sekarang suka popularkan orang bodoh...

[@FrostyFoxGamingIGM]

@@ryukazama2092 okay, now tell me. kenapa dia bodoh?

[@louislee5541]

@@ryukazama2092 Now to stand up against corruption or never. You will be regretful for your this unenlightened comment. Nowadays people like fahmi who stand up to fight against these injustices are lacking. Therefore what i wanna say is that you are just a known nothing person who doesnt give a fk to this country, your own country

[@syn891]

kasi sebar video ni . biar makin ramai buka mata

[@FrostyFoxGamingIGM]

@@louislee5541 my words exactly.

[@aderahmat197]

Why this video remind me my country during Soeharto regime... "We will pick you up with white jeep"

[@hammerfall6666]

not even close because our army is not under the power of some politicians or generals like during the Soeharto regime but instead it's under our King. but yeah the last part quite true when our 4th PM, Mahathir being our PM, abused his power to catch whoever criticized him and put him in jail without any trial at all. This shit does happen today but it's quite rare.

[@johni4886]

I will never be silenced.....warrior this guy

[@SarahSaiful]

Bangkit, Malaysia! Stand our ground. Fight for our rights , for our freedom. Fahmi Reza is such an inspiration. I’m so thankful.

[@DrowsyCurry]

Saya diarrhea

[@adisabtu2110]

Bukan dah bangkit Pru 14 haritu ke?

[@muginraj3286]

Put in Malay subtitles Vice. You wanna make a change but some wont understand what you're saying and the deliverance is not up to its full capacity.

[@eugenechng7678]

Well. This is what our country called it "normal". Our voices should be well heard from these corruption. It's no secret that we have it before the pandemic. (Just like this artist. Our voices are the way to set our freedom)

[@trufflegallow1978]

Thank you so much for posting this video VICE's production team and thank you Fahmi Reza we need a HERO like you. I'm sick of the politicians in this country.

[@tusyitamenon7836]

Fahmi’s art is invaluable and always resonates with the rakyat. Salute!

[@dorothytoo127]

May the force be with you, brother! Keep on keeping on until we see the change we are all praying for....you have the support of many of those who are truly Malaysian in thought, word and deed. 💪

[@syfiqqq_halim5021]

The real Malaysian hero! Fahmi Reza stood up against corruption. He did what not any of the Malaysians had the courage to do. Big respect to this guy ! #rememberbersih3.0

[@hammerfall6666]

lol Bersih after they got a power to be gov, suddenly no Bersih anymore and no free education to abolish PTPTN demo as they did before. What a joke haha

[@tryomama]

@@hammerfall6666 ye lah budak JASA. Duit kau dapat pun cukai saya bayar.

[@hammerfall6666]

@@tryomama can you prove that I'm using your tax money to pay whatever I'm doing right now? 😎

[@tryomama]

@@hammerfall6666 and can you prove you are not?

[@hammerfall6666]

@@tryomama so you don't have any proof? ok

[@anisfarhanah3254]

“AGAINST CORRUPTION AND INJUSTICE”!!!!!!!!!

[@tomahawk1556]

Evil Criminals come in All Races , Faiths , Gender , Nationality , In Uniforms or In Hoodies! Looks like our poor brother artist Fahmi Reza needs All the helps he can get! Salute artist Fahmi Reza! 🕯🌷🌿🌍🇲🇾

[@selespeed3]

this is the kind of man we need in Malaysia. kudos to your work.

[@moistbread]

RESPECT TO THE LEGEND

[@muzafarabdrazak]

Dia hanya menyatakan hasrat hati yang tidak kesampaian disebabkan oleh mereka yang tidak bertanggungjawab. Bersuara dalam cara dia tersendiri. Kita punya akal untuk menilai. Apa yang kita rasa baik bagi kita. Kita ikutlah. Kalau rasa tidak sesuai pada kita. Kita tinggalkan. Jangan dihina sesiapa yang bersuara, kerana dari kita sendiri belum tentu kita benar dan sekurangnya ada yang menegur mereka yang gila akan kuasa. Korang berani tegur ke? Kita doakan... Apa yang baik pasti Allah akan bantu walaupun sedikit. Negara kita semakin tenat, kita sebagai warganegara perlu memainkan peranan masing masing asal ia tidak semakin menghancurkan.

[@bigbang7839]

yes

[@protonmyvi]

Thank you Fahmi for speaking up as Malaysian.

[@NoorhakimMohamedNoor]

Salute 💯. All I can say is thank you for reaching out the emotions where I couldn’t be able to do it in 🇸🇬. Keep going for doing the right thing. Ciao!

[@kenbb7733]

Talented and brave 👍🏻

[@mikewonglife]

PROUD TO BE MALAYSIAN! FIGHT THE CORRUPTED GOV TO THE LAST MEN!

[@edelz]

We got your back, bro. Always! 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@trippyterps121]

Transparency and freedom of speech is a massive issue in my country

[@JendulBrag]

I don't really like him but i really respect him!

[@amnelie]

THANK YOU VICE FOR DOING THIS!

[@andrewchase9780]

WE'LL SUPPORT YOU FAHMI REZA!!! WE MUST FIGHT FOR DEMOCRACY!

[@adrianleong7979]

Share it out! Let the world know about the dirty side of Malaysia!

[@lliiillliilillill]

watching this before it’s censored here in Malaysia

[@daisuke910]

I don't mind anti fake information law. But this satire is based on facts lol. If you don't want to be ridicule by others, then do your job that has been bestowed to you. Kata je Muslim, tapi x nk tunaikan tanggungjawab terhadap rakyat dan negara. Pentingkan diri sendiri je

[@Rajomega1]

Guys people always think the guy hits the villain is always a hero but actually, another villain can beat another villain too. Never trust anyone

[@noel0702]

Speaking of villain. You're forgetting a "s" at the back

[@adibokay]

fahmi reza, an icon living

[@griln9457]

The man is a living legend what else could I say

[@drocha5420]

Your rage is a gift

[@marcopao4679]

I want his art in our history book in the future

[@race3682]

Thumbs up. We are all for support you and appreciated your courage and speak out for the people !

[@hilmikechik8830]

respect the boldness.. but play victim and spinning stories.. mehhh

[@FrankiePo89]

Thanks to Mr Fahmi for voicing out for Malaysians.

[@TAK_TAHU_MALU_BOSKAU]

I always support you Fahmi Reza....

[@seankyle92]

Love your profile man.

[@TAK_TAHU_MALU_BOSKAU]

@@seankyle92 thank you

[@nsleyredvine20]

I,a Malaysian stand by you !

[@jdollar9376]

POLICE BRUTALITY WILL NEVER END IN MALAYSIA. Alongside with the corrupted politics. Nothing has changed over years. Pdrm ARE STILL THE PROBLEM MAKER. Taking decisions into own hands 🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️

[@jdollar9376]

@maso0140 you support police brutality on this guy? Ok wait. Keep this guy aside, who the hell gave you permission on brutality? Bro police are meant to correct our mistake, not by brutally treating us. AND MALAYSIA IS A FREEDOM TO SPEAK COUNTRY. Every citizen has the rights to speak!

[@luqmanhafizi1581]

@maso0140 agree with you even im not the police officers

[@anyhowsay8659]

Bravo fahmi. You are a courageous example for the rest of the Malaysians to emulate

[@kukang6372]

Well said Fahmi for Malaysian

[@robsgeiger7657]

Open Eyes mean streaming tears When Your stare at forever it's bigger then your feared Admitting pointless is a pill-Easy cure for Pressure, Keep edged of it Not forever but now it's time to rise from the dirt Ascend to your place where least you can't hurt.

[@user-jn1go8eb6s]

thank you vice asia and fahmi.

[@Izzy-zn6fs]

We are proud of you Fahmi!

[@RomelJohan]

Where them Keyboard Warriors at ??!! Whereeeee?? Where are you guys laa?? Faster laa aiyoh !!

[@PalataoArmy]

If he's a prominent member in any political party, this might turn differently and might inspire more people too.

[@NashTheGreat]

Poster sardin didnt show up in this interview, this might been pre recorded months ago.

[@amirneeds2sleep]

You sir are a hero.

[@Chadric]

Much respect to Fahmi Reza

[@dragonniz]

Excellent! Fahmi, you're a great citizen precisely by criticizing and keeping the people in power accountable. Enough kissing ass, sepatutnya macam ini, kickass!

[@xervexczymycur6226]

Fahmi, you not only have great artistic skill but your courage is even more impressive!