Comedian ANGERS Malaysia With MH370 Joke

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Comedian ANGERS Malaysia With MH370 Joke
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[@YEOLO]

pov: your joke causes an international incident

[@tbdhk]

well

[@alsonishier]

next one is 9/11 joke to americans 💀

[@literallyyylila]

her joke landed in the wrong audience

[@mmmmm92390]

she go abit to far lah

[@greenedleaf2481]

Jesus

[@streakyanchovy]

Imagine telling a joke so bad that you get simultaneously cancelled by two countries.

[@ifuknjk]

cancelled by sg n malaysia...big deal

[@cvpiguy]

By her own country 😂

[@ifuknjk]

@@cvpiguy chia has many adoring fans n respect in sg... she is a hero n says stuff that others r afraid 2 say abt. bully malaysia...

[@MystiFiCation27]

@@cvpiguy USA? not rly tho. they were laughing their asses off at her jokes.

[@cvpiguy]

@@MystiFiCation27 I didn’t watch the whole vid just now I thought she was still singaporean

[@perryton]

She has crossed the comedian line. She doesn’t represent the whole of Singapore. She should be the one doing the apology, not the Singapore government. What a big shot, need Singapore to apologize to Malaysia on her behalf?? How convenient for her being American, so she can get away with it and pretend it’s none of her business? So what if she’s American, so she can ruined two countries in one joke?

[@khairilezwan810]

Her ego is so big the hate of 2 nations doesnt humble her. Im sorry for her family.

[@perryton]

@@khairilezwan810 i feel embarrassed for her family.

[@tinsote7176]

When you draw a line in comedy, comedy is dead.

[@khairilezwan810]

@@tinsote7176 Sorry which planet are you from?

[@tinsote7176]

@@khairilezwan810 The western world.

[@maaduufan5140]

As a Malaysian, I don't mind her jokes about Malaysia being a developing country because that's a fact but when she started mentioning about the missing plane, I was like 'ok lady, that's crossing the line'. There a video of a wife of MH370 crew responding to the video & I felt bad for that family to have seen the joke video.

[@tvtvtfan3767]

I think you can joke about anything and even disasters. The issue she didn’t make a joke, it was just a statement. There is not follow up. It just wasn’t funny at all. It was so boring

[@Unteroffizier]

Hi, i am from Singapore. There are ways international standards grade developing and developed country. The fact is Malaysia is much bigger than Singapore and to 'develop' all of the lands in Malaysia is really impossible. I have been to cities in Malaysia, and i see no difference there to a developed country.

[@SilatBegin]

true 👍👍

[@maxchu92]

It's ok to joke about Malaysia as a developing country, but the way she express it makes me felt like she's looking down on us like an overly high self-esteem bully in your primary school who thinks she holds the majority of friends and support in the class.

[@abcxyz1530]

Singapore pr1mitive country. Never developed ultra high technology of their own unlike malaysia

[@sentival]

Her face says it all. Thats not a face of someone making jokes. What makes it effective because we can see that what she commented comes straight from her heart.

[@reixie]

Yep, that face literally disgusts me

[@alexkoo81]

The expression look personal to me. Is insulting

[@MeowIsNotaCat]

in other words.....only a face her mother would love.....never heard of her before and when this first made news, what struck me was how bitchy and vindictive she looked. this face is very suitable as a door bitch for some low-grade sleazy nightclub in NY, not as a comedian cos it's quite a turn-off honestly...this shit stirrer needs a mirror in her house and also learn how not to make jokes about a lost plane full of victims. this woman is plain garbage through and through. I feel sorry for the families of the victims on that lost plane who has to read about this. Stupid woman. - my personal SG views.

[@ianhafiz1277]

Look likes my bitchy boss..

[@mysticfirestarter666]

​@@reixie pure hate in her face

[@CLXH]

She's no longer a Singaporean. It's weird that she used the pronoun 'we' when referring to Singapore. To me, her stand-up was more of a hate speech than comedy. She hated Malaysia so much that I began to suspect that her ex must be a Malaysian and they had had a terrible breakup that had traumatised her ever since. Using Malaysia-Singapore breakup reminiscent to hers to vent her anger on anything Malaysian, and she thinks about breakup revenge all the time. She probably cried too, like LKY did albeit for a different reason, on her breakup day.

[@pushkinalaila5420]

This witch has an ex? 🤣

[@faristont4561]

According to rumors, that's the case. she had personal grudge

[@dariusz501]

Probably she is Uncle Roger's ex wife.. Untie Helen😅

[@shamshulanuar7718]

From my observation,I feel she was angry that Malaysia expelled Singapore. It was not a mutual breakup. Tunku expelled Singapore . I mean no disrespect to Singaporeaans but the very real reason Tunku expelled Singapore was that he realised LKY was after the post of PM of Mslaysia

[@dariusz501]

@@shamshulanuar7718 tunku need to expel singapore due to prevent racial tension that can lead to riot between chinese and malay. Social contract that was created by british still strong. Tunku knew, singapore would be ok because the British's legacy that remains in Singapore such as infrastructure, administrative system and education is so modern and develop for that era. Lky just need to find the right strategy to bring singapore foward and he has found it.

[@impactodelsurenterprise2440]

Didnt she herself break off her citizenship for a green card? What a hypocrite

[@am.m.6295]

Not a green card (PR), she literally threw away her Singaporean citizenship to naturalize as a US citizen

[@ayahpinkofficial2769]

@@am.m.6295 she just throw up her SG citizenship then wtf She yelling About Malaysia Singapore history?..and Using "We" like she was part of the country.....Make joke about 9/11 and Mass shooting american can accept it..

[@personx4999]

​@@am.m.6295 Damn thats stupid af. Sg passport is so much stronger. Not to mention US citizenship means you can get taxed even in different countries.

[@xJ9pQw2sR5]

@@am.m.6295which makes a lot of sense considering the stupid reactions you get, small country small minds you don’t see the US reacting to comments of individual citizens, that would make 0 sense.

[@WalkingN3rd713]

​@@xJ9pQw2sR5 Different culture have different values. Don't assumed everyone have the same value as yours. Beside, what so great about USA nowadays?

[@HamNCheeseSandwich]

Do you know where water supply comes from in Singapore? Malaysia 🇲🇾. Our siblings is what got us here. Instead of fighting, we traded. If the riots never happened, would we have realised about racial harmony and its importance? Most likely few years later. We might not have made asean

[@greenedleaf2481]

XD we supply waters and trade foods in exchange,we work at Singapore so…

[@ActingNatural]

As a Singaporean I support Malaysia being our best Ally Singapore🇸🇬🤝🇲🇾Malaysia

[@sart3735]

LoL. Msia is our sibling. LoL. I dun think LKY thinks so. He knew we dun hv friendly neighbors. Are u naive.

[@seeshinn]

haiya, dont be act like ccp always ban because others make him no happy, it makes us eat shits. you see now everywhere got cheap durian, and you all are welcome to malaysia to joins our durian festival.

[@eszeezee6967]

Water supply comes from God lah. MY got it for free and sell to SG. SG filtered the water and sell back to My. So... Thank you, God! 🙏

[@ryyniiee]

I'm Singaporean, and her joke is just too far. It's not even funny. Think about the victims and the families. Its too insensitive of her... /:

[@user-qe8cn8mm5u]

She is definitely insensitive to the feelings to the families of the victims.Just a big show off.She deserves the back lash from many Malaysians.

[@chua2237]

Yes she look down on Malaysia, it's up to Malaysia ppl to prove her wrong,if America didn't look down on Chinese Chinese still don't have space station,cry father for what, don't get mad get even,fix game don't blame game, Chinese can thank America for looking down at them.

[@ms.chuisin7727]

Most of us can take the heat, like saying we are still developing country or that we are behind Singapore in certain aspect. It's the joke about the plane that's distasteful. She asked if it's not funny, it's really isn't. She should've asked the victims family if it's funny, some of them actually responded to it already.

[@chua2237]

@@ms.chuisin7727 Japan government ppl go to shrine to worship devil, what can Chinese do about it, don't get mad get even.

[@xJ9pQw2sR5]

@@ms.chuisin7727it’s more distasteful that you guys just sit back and take it when your government keeps F-ing you guys over and over stealing your money etc, pilot allegedly downed the plane you guys sit lepak no reaction, coz why? Malu? Score own goal all the the time too ashamed to react ? Then when an idiot comes along and says something all the “heroes” crawl out of the woodwork. Lol

[@ditsygirl5409]

Ok, many Singaporean don’t have such sense of humour as this comedian cos we are responsible in our words and find her words offensive rather than funny, She doesn’t share our values and maybe that’s why she became a US citizen. We thank her for her decision because it will save our country a lot of apology in the future. We can always say she’s not Singaporean from now on. Thank goodness!

[@ayahpinkofficial2769]

Singapore can't make good joke....that why they are stressed...they only good at making money ..

[@3mKay]

"tragedy + time = comedy", provided your delivery is superb and people have closure over the incident, like try joke about Korean comfort women in WW2, or Unit 731, or Nanking massacre. there are some incidents that people dont have closure over it and those tragedy are not up for crap jokes. not to mentioned her attitude towards Malaysia through out the show is snarky and with a feel of disdain and hatred. That doesnt prep the audience for the tragedy joke which a good comedian would definitely done a good job prior to making that joke

[@via45]

​@Ching Chong she ain't Chinese she's American 🙄🙄

[@MrDwightsimon]

She's a great comedian! Hee writing, timing and delivery were brilliant. You know she did her job right just by reading all these comments😂😂😂

[@3mKay]

@@MrDwightsimon lol, imo she is not, i watch plenty of stand up comedy and her delivery is bad, plenty of comedians can deliver better even dissing on Malaysia. if your metric for delivery is how much Malaysians and Singaporeans she piss off, then sorry for your weird sense of humour

[@julesoxana]

​@user-es1mv5dx6uNot all chinese comedians are the same, and shes american.

[@yahmahnomeh]

If you remember in American Idol auditions Simon cowell used to say to very obvious untalented individuals that he blames their family for not telling them they are not talented and goading them to participate in a talent competition causing such embarrassing rejections. Well... i blame her family.

[@haroldteo7994]

As a Singaporean, this crossed the line. I love Malaysia and be have kins over there too. We Singaporean living here live happily with Malaysia . U are not a Singaporean but don't spoil our close relation.

[@uncledan2u]

It wasn't a joke. It's not even a cheap joke. It's an insult.

[@norazmah5404]

I agree totally with you.. just look at her face when deliver the ‘cheap joke’.

[@narielleralonde]

I am honestly not surprised that she was from CHIJ St Nicholas. It was filled with toxic people such as her. I was a student there (probably the same time she was too), and I never really recovered from that experience.

[@user-qe8cn8mm5u]

She is a toxic Singaporean.

[@user-qe8cn8mm5u]

One Malaysian politician suggested that she be banned to enter Malaysia for crack such a not so funny joke.She asked for it.

[@nineplustentwentyone26]

This was so uncomfortable to watch. I have many Malaysian friends and they are all lovely people. Truly saddens me that she thought that such a sick joke is comedic...

[@deenagara9151]

Malaysian here! Thanks for covering this, Harith Iskander even covered this too!

[@tbdhk]

honestly i was a bit weirded out by this one bc why would you make a joke about this tragedy

[@myrchantkobold8268]

In the west people literally tell jokes about dropping nukes on Japan to Japanese. The idea is everyone can do that though so nobody is left out of the brutality which keeps us all equals. You just can't encourage hate on another person or violence.

[@Ameng3471]

​@@myrchantkobold8268 western values doesnt appreciates life and western value about life isnt the best to be adopted. If you proud ofur western values be my guest but never impose ur values to others. Westerners occupied SEA for hundreds of years and we never adopt and rej3cted their values. Thus no point for us to adopt their values now......hiroshima nuke is funny? Try make fun of h0l0c**st, see what will happen

[@GenericGoon95]

​@@myrchantkobold8268 When people make jokes skillfully about Hiroshima, it's done in a way that addresses the absurdity that the event ever occurred. It's usually poking fun at the West who thought dropping it on civilians was ok at the time. But you can still counterbalance it with "Look at the atrocities Japan did in WW2". Here with this comedian, it's just saying "fuck you, we're rich, you're poor, I hate you." There's no witty reasoning behind it. There's no joke being told. And it's all done from a snobby pretext, that doesn't make sense anyway. She didn't contribute much to Singapore's development, so why is she adopting and pushing a "We vs them" mentality? It's just poor execution. Then she brings up MH370, when it's just a tragic event where there isn't much comic value to be extracted anyway. It's like making fun of people who die in earthquakes. Where is the absurdity in the comedy? See the joke is the absurdity that she thought she was being funny by saying all this.

[@preciouseye6349]

The only funny part is when she said her pm cried because malaysia dumped their little nation when she too dumped her little nation to be us citizen

[@shamshulanuar7718]

LKY did cry when he announced Tunku expelled Singapore. May I enlighten on this issue. On 8th of Aug,1965, London received intelligence report that the Malaysian Parliament will convene on the following day to exepl Singapore. Then British High Commisioner went to see Tunku and offered to arrest LKY if that would help in retaining Singapore within Malaysia. Tunku rejected the offer. He even did not inform the Conference of Rulers as convention dictates it. After the Parliamentary session and Singapore expelled,Tunku sought an audience with the King and informed that he had expelled Singapore. The King was dumbfounded. He scolded Tunku for not allowing the Conference of Rulers to deliberate on this matter. UMNO members were caught of guard. Even my father cried. He once told me years later that he felt like US kicked out Califotnia from the union

[@preciouseye6349]

@@shamshulanuar7718 My point was, she, TOO, dumped her nation

[@Heyzairi]

Thoughts about Jocelyn Chia - She made a big sin. - An arrogant lady (never forgive / made an apology for the jokes she did) - A lot of Americans defended her for the jokes (Americans are basically clowns in this case). - She is going to be an illegal immigrant sooner or later (Let us hope for it). from Malaysia xx EDIT: If she dragged the MH370 matter into the jokes, why doesn't she drag the MH17 matter into the jokes as well?

[@user-qe8cn8mm5u]

She thinks its a big joke and funny. Unfortunately, majority Malaysians think it is not so funny and hurt the feelings of the victims families. Lacking empathy.

[@DragonGirl48]

she practically got disowned by the Singaporean diplomat in a CNA article so LMAO, but i hope she never gets to live this down as long as she chooses to run and hide instead of coming forward about her mistake

[@Toastiel]

the americans defending her wouldn't be too happy if an Asian joked about 9/11💀 it's just horrible and insensitive to do so

[@queva3062]

@@DragonGirl48 what she doesn't realise is the quantity of mafiosos waiting for more jobs😆😂..

[@davidwee130]

She needs to drag herself into jokes

[@silverstar501]

This kind of "stand-up comedy" is damaging to our culture. They make people think that it is okay to say whatever as long as they called it "just kidding". Verbal sexual harassment? "Just kidding, don't be so serious" It is never a joke but bullying and harassment when they are laughing at people who has no power, people who suffer in tragedy events.

[@yunyung]

Before she went viral, I saw the clip of where she made her "joke" on KZbin and didn't really understand what was funny. It was as if she decided to use her stage to literally talk crap about Malaysia because that one Malaysian proudly exclaimed where he's from. And her, talking about the MH370 was very uncalled for. Not only did it involve Malaysian and Singaporeans but it also involved people from various countries who went missing. I even remembered watching the news about MH370 on the TV and it was devastating because loved ones were waiting for the passengers to arrive, only to be told about the tragedy. Needless to say, it is just childish of her. You can joke, but not about the deaths of innocent people.

[@Varsung]

My friend was part of the flight crew on MH370. U can imagine how I felt when I saw this Jocelyn Chia’s clip.

[@queva3062]

She will hv to pay for this dearly one of these days -- karma is on the way, slowly but surely btw so sorry for your loss💔..

[@izzy1221]

She not even Singaporean anymore. Ice cream uncle won’t even recognise her.

[@davidwee130]

No one will recognise her

[@Neons.TM2]

xdd

[@akabaneaki]

What piffed me a little is that just becus SHE made the bad jokes, the others decides to just come at all of us singaporeans instead. Like... we're innocent man, i happen to respect malaysia :( That girl have the gal and nerve thou, to not only NOT apologize for what she did but also to bring another whole group of innocent ppl into this mess to hold relevancy. (non binary peeps)

[@shamshulanuar7718]

What you expect Singapore to do? Singapore acted fast to diffuse tension . It has nothing to do with Singapore actually. But it must react facst to disassociate the country from the vengeful silly comedian

[@akabaneaki]

@@shamshulanuar7718 ?? Think u confused my comment with another. I'm just saying I'm saddened at how ppl out of sg's comments that just pinpoints to burn all of the Singaporeans in sg instead of just focusing on their comments on her only since she's the one that said all the insensitive comments.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

​@@akabaneaki my apology

[@hiduproh1385]

I'm Malaysian and I also respect you guys. I hope other innocent people don't get dragged into this mess and I'm sorry that you guys had to deal with the backlash caused by this insensitive "comedian". I know people from different cultures. I don't get why people would attack a whole group of people, when it's clearly the fault of one person only.

[@heechuuya]

her jokes are literally unfunny i just wanna know why some audience are laughing their heart out

[@Johnne009]

Americans laugh at literal shit

[@yazzin]

Those audiences were laughing because of her face and voice. It has nothing to do with her "not funny" jokes. 😎

[@JeddtheJedi]

On top of everything else, the premise of the joke is that you need a plane to travel from Malaysia to Singapore, which isn't the most common way people take that trip.

[@sart3735]

KL to SG many flights.

[@sevensixtwobyfiftyon]

The pretext of the joke was: boyfriend making up stupid excuses for not calling/visiting. The plane crash was a 2nd punchline. I do agree that a better comedian might find jokes elsewhere but that joke was funny.

[@RhazOfRheos]

@@sevensixtwobyfiftyon The way she deliver her jokes filled with so much malice. There a lot of people making jokes about other countries and even mine but her jokes is the first one to trigger me.

[@balanbalasundram]

Malaysians and Singaporeans have differences. But we share so many things in common. We must never forget our history and culture. We are together in more ways than one.

[@sc5534]

I really like the ranting on the boat. Also, this comment “there’s a reason why I haven’t heard about her before” truly resonate with me.

[@rosieosman9379]

Exactly.😁🤩

[@miimx6018]

true idk about her at all until this

[@jeffreytan2948]

The best comedians make fun of themselves, not make fun of others. Also when your joke is so bad that Tiktok pulls it down because they consider it hate speech. 🤣

[@queva3062]

Both but with gd taste..

[@purplepotato8849]

I agree with the Malaysian comedian at 6:53. A lot of comedians have material on sensitive topics, but it has to be handled with a lot of skill. You HAVE to test your material before handing it out, and if the LIVE crowd wasn't receptive, you should definitely think twice before posting it online. I don't think she should be cancelled, because all comedians have to start somewhere and get better at their shows over time, but she'll have to work uphill against all the negative sentiment (deservedly).

[@MrDwightsimon]

What negative sentiment? She's a hell of a comedian 😂

[@julesoxana]

But from her responses i dont think she feels remorse/know what she did wrong, really hopes she educates herself

[@piamuhammad]

I thought the worst part of her nonexistent joke was about the missing flight. But she did not stop there. Her lack of remorse and refusing to apologise is appalling. She technically just brush off what the victims’ feeling by saying they cant take a joke. Exactly the behaviour of a psychopathic abuser who abuse the victim and say “it’s not that serious”

[@simonlo7795]

Freedom of Speech. I didn't enjoy her jokes either. So, I turn her off. Audience not required to be there or to pay to hear her the next time, that's their rights. Just as this community has a right to criticise her, she has the right to speak out and make bad jokes. She its not inciting violence, promoting objective lies, or putting others in immediate danger with her words; in an open and free society, we do not censor speech because of "hurt feelings" or "perceived insults". The freedom to speak out and compete in the "marketplace of ideas" is paramount.

[@zahimiibrahim3602]

​@@simonlo7795What if some white comedian made a racist joke about the murder of MLK for example, or killing Jews in concentration camps? Freedom of speech is fine but we live in civilised society and there are limits.

[@simonlo7795]

@@zahimiibrahim3602

[@simonlo7795]

There are jokes like the ones you mentioned all the time in the West, and they are poorly received and in bad taste also. Based on your example, I would answer the same way. I would turn them off, because I would consider them rude and against my personal views. Be that as it may, I do not agree with restricting people's rights to say things, even when dumb and hurtful. Civility and limits are subjective Zahimi, it changes with time and circumstances. A fundamental right is not. Speech can be restricted in limited circumstances, as I mentioned earlier, but it should not be done simply because its offends or people's feelings are hurt. I am sure Najib and Rosmah felt offended, insulted, and very uncomfortable when free press and speech started speaking out on 1MBD. I hope more people would understand the difference between subjective feelings and objective rights.

[@zahimiibrahim3602]

@@simonlo7795 Sure she has objective rights, she's walking around free, not in jail right? That doesn't mean she's free from getting roasted on media or press. UMNO youth calling for police report is pure politics will lead nowhere/no laws broken and don't know about her no longer being Singaporean. If that is true I had no they can do that but that's up to the Singapore government. Or did she give up her citizenship earlier to emigrate to the States?

[@nottherealmarco]

as a Malaysian, I dont care if she said things like we’re a developing country, I’m aware of that. We have all this corruption and shit going on even I can see that. But the thing that pisses me off is that she made a joke about the MH370 dissapearance. You can mock how the authority handled it yeah sure go ahead, but the incident itself was tragic.😢

[@roundthecorner4904]

agree

[@piercejiang6602]

She wasn't joking about the missing MH370 flight, she was just joking about your government's corruption, inability and irresponsibility with the MH370 missing. You missed the point, bro.

[@izzahzemino9436]

@@piercejiang6602why not just insult the corruption or whatever without mentioning MH370. MH370 is a sensitive issues, you can’t just make a joke about it

[@nottherealmarco]

@@piercejiang6602 how can “going missing not funny” is related to our corruption dude?

[@nottherealmarco]

@@piercejiang6602 i think you better rewatch that sentence. She mentioned “Malaysian airlines cannot land”, “you think missing airlines is not funny”. Like i said, mock the government.

[@moonstruck0125]

As a Malaysian, I feel sorry for the Singaporean, pls know its not your fault and her behavior does not reflect the people of Singapore. @ 4:11 that tweet was referring to JC mentioning Malaysia has no internet in her not so funny joke

[@heidilove9643]

I think we Malaysian still and will always feel sad about our plane tragedy. We may have our differences, we are like a family one person hurts we all feels it.

[@kenichi55]

tragedy plus time = comedy... I really wanna dare her to tell a joke about 911...that should be interesting for her

[@MystiFiCation27]

actly sadly many Americans will actually laugh at 911. Ironic indeed.

[@yazzin]

How about she do jokes about Holocaust and Hiroshima - Nagasaki atom bombed...

[@adamazri928]

Nahh..Americans made fun of 9/11 so often it's common in Hollywood. Try to make jokes about what happened in North Korea, all the atrocities happening between Israel and Palestine, the conflict in Middle East, or the Tsunami that killed thousands of people in Japan back in 2011. I bet they wouldn't even dare. Freedom of speech is not freedom without consequences. If you want to be a comedian, you have to be very careful and skillful with how you present the topics to the audience. Everything has its boundaries. And as a human being, you should know how and when to draw the line.

[@queva3062]

@@MystiFiCation27 it shows how shallow some ppl are😂😂

[@queva3062]

@@yazzin what, you want 4th world war?? My mum would turn in her grave😅..

[@lowchristopher5226]

Fun fact: Drjasonleong is a fellow comedian from Malaysia that friends with this witch hence he supporting her jokes! Now Jason Leong facing blacklash from Malaysian netizen for standing up for her!

[@genericweeb7300]

Something to be noted about 9/11 jokes as a comparison: when American comedians like Pete Davidson joke about the tragedy, they make fun of the circumstances surrounding it rather than the tragedy itself. More "oh well my dad died during 9/11 but at least I get to keep his cool uniform", Less "haha plane hit building and people die". That is real btw, Pete Davidson's late father was a firefighter on duty who died during the incident, and he did a segment about it on his SMD show 5 years ago.

[@nuntana2]

That is also not comedy. How can a sane person make such a perceived jibe about the death of their hero father? As for this, female, she is clearly just spiteful and full of hatred. It is NOT comedy. If anyone is in dire need of cancelling...

[@RaulSelva]

Crass and toxic amerikan-usa behaviour. Nothing good comes from following/being in it.

[@harukuhitoki2991]

Plenty of 9/11 jokes....in America....

[@mariaaballi-gonzalez3716]

1. Peter had closure 2 he is talking about his experiences 3 he didn't insults anyone 4 he was really remembering his father in a proud way. JC was insulting a country, insulting a Malaysia in the audience, and making fun fron a situation involving others families. As latina, we make fun about ours countries poverty, Gov or any bad experiencia, as a way to cope and to protesting against the politics in a bittersweet way. At the same time we are sensitive when referring to others nations. Nobody have the rights to put salt in other people wound. Comedy is supposed to provoke joy and awareness not pain a hate.because a real comedian use the talent to make people thinks and see the funny side of a situation. This woman joker failed because she was spilling hate.

[@MrDwightsimon]

​@@nuntana2Yes it is! 😂

[@tsvnade]

The entitlement and audacity of this woman to not even apologise is mad crazy. Her lack of self-awareness scares me. Oof.

[@MrDwightsimon]

You are the one who is crazy for thinking she has to apologize

[@edmundchin3286]

Imagine... if half of the tragic victims family will ask her to apologize ...included China and other countries. That's it! No offended

[@krakatoabrown8811]

I’m Singaporean, I love our neighbour Malaysia!

[@Freepalestin991]

Thanks brother....love together..love forever.... respect each other... better for our life....

[@meandme4385]

Malaysian here. I would’ve understand if it was just a slip of tongue and her trying to save the joke made it worse, then she would admit her mistake and apologised, showing some remorse. But she didn’t. Her IG shows that she didn’t regret it at all. And that’s what made me mad, more than her joke.

[@queva3062]

A professional is always well prepared nvr " slip of tongue "....

[@queva3062]

@totalndeath only in death shed wake up 😆..

[@MrDwightsimon]

She has nothing to apologize for

[@ggryan1385]

The worst part is someone reuploaded the video to twitter and there are people coming to her defense, saying that “It’s comedy, she can’t help it if her jokes offend people”. And guess who are the ones defending her? Funny how they get offended & upset by the smallest of things, but when someone makes a distasteful joke about a horrific incident that led to her being blasted by 2 whole countries, you’re not offended & she’s not wrong?

[@QUINTUSMAXIMUS]

I support freedom of speech and protection for comedians, but she immediately said the f and word to a Malaysian as if she has some personal grudge against a Malaysian and now Malaysia is evil. She made fun of a plane crash where Chinese and Malaysians and a few Americans died. The Chinese and Malaysians are both pissed, and she is ethnically Chinese. She said she told the joke many times. Americans don't know much about the crash, the victims were primarily Chinese and Malaysians.

[@ggryan1385]

@@QUINTUSMAXIMUS Agreed. The west preaches educating ourselves before passing judgement yet they don’t even bother to try to understand or consider the situation that woman brought up.

[@tg988]

Can’t touch her. She is deadly serious about her joke. She will have to explain about her joke whenever she makes one. She means business. She is now in a big news but in a serious and bad way. Seriously, it will be hard for her to make a comeback

[@PapuaKini]

She did cross the line with MH370. Just my 2 cents.

[@HerraTulitikku]

I ask myself if all of her comedy sets have this style, because in this set her punchlines and gags are awfully off, it's not funny and offensive. It's like a personal vendetta.

[@wishfulkelly3669]

I always love the Malaysia/Singapore love hate relationship and the funny banter from veteran comedian like Kumar who trash joked about my country but I still laughed. That's how you tell jokes, with class. You poke fun and make people laugh even when you insult. But she made so many people angry, she definitely failed as a comedian. Oh, and for the comment about the no internet part, it's because on her last bit of her joke, she said she is not worry about Malaysian getting angry because we don't have internet. OK, now THIS part is funny!! hahahaha

[@Al-Khalifa]

Honestly, that is not even a joke at all. It is more of a hate speech than anything else. In the world of humor, there is a thin line between a joke and a hate speech.

[@queva3062]

Read btwn the lines -- she has anger issue

[@MrDwightsimon]

There is no line. Nothing is out of bounds 😂

[@ajunthaanwari6177]

I just found you, and already, like your channel. Looking forward to more😊

[@kurt9315]

Singapore government is both magnanimous and strategic in their apology. They didn't have to because logical people would blame the individual, not her country. But then we have UMNO youth, still stuck in the past ways of doing useless things. If the SG government didn't apologize, they would have been marching down to the SG embassy. As a Malaysian, there is always a love hate relationship we share. But when push comes to shove, we will stand together.

[@tinkerbell66666]

Enough with the politics already. They are no longer in power. Seems like you are the one still stuck in the past. Move on or you will never progress. Nobody blame singapore government, it has nothing to do with the government but they did acted quicky.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

She is simply rude. Malays call such character as " kurang ajar". Don't fall into the concept that it was said in USA. What is wrong is wrong. No need to defend . She was simply rude.

[@asian6oy]

just her luck tbh I've seen local comedians, heck, even regular people who've said worse and have gotten away with it 😅

[@akabaneaki]

ya but i think the thing is that most of them are talking down low, they are not a self proclaim comedian and making these jokes outward wide and known.

[@khairilezwan810]

It was never okay, whats with the jokes these days why cant people be kinder with their words. Since when swearing and cursing is part of a joke?

[@asian6oy]

​@@khairilezwan810 you've clearly never heard of insult comics then lol

[@khairilezwan810]

@@asian6oy Clearly I missed nothing too important there. Im keeping my braincells.

[@zhizian]

Don’t think she will dare to step into Malaysia….😂

[@sorayafadzail5902]

....Unless she goes for surgery on her entire face !

[@davidwee130]

She needs to go home

[@misscindut]

Thanks for sharing the info. You really did a homework for this issue. Got the summary about this incident through this video. Tq💐

[@ares8991]

Without our water.. her first world country is nothing.. when we stop sending our chicken most of the restaurant already in chaos😂.. so just love each other because we need each other..

[@PokhrajRoy.]

A lot of stand up clips are out of context BUT ALSO I thought people were getting away with MH370 jokes. Of course not funny in every context.

[@Luvly_nbdy]

Even if im an Indonesian I am living at Malaysia currently and EXCUSE ME can't imagine causing an International excident by a stupid joke

[@MrDwightsimon]

That's how you know the joke was good 😂

[@Hikarushinyi]

I learned history that Singapore want to leave Malaysia because they wish to become an independent country but how does she said Malaysia dumped Singapore🤔 is she spreading false history fact or she just being a karen

[@MrAizatazmi]

malaysia did kick sg out

[@Kim-kp7ms]

Both countries negotiated and decided to separate. Google the "Albatross file"

[@chiangweytan5937]

@@Kim-kp7ms that's the technical summary I guess. Like a divorce...it's usually more than meets the eye. And if you look at how things were back then, there was literally NO reason why Singapore or LKY would want Singapore to leave Malaysia so early into their independence. More to lose than gain... The fact that they still rely on our water supply says enough.

[@NijiKonohana]

I realise the separation is taught quite differently between the two countries… In Malaysia, it’s taught that both countries wanted the separation, while in Singapore, it’s taught that Singapore didn’t want it, but had no choice due to the rising tensions between the two governments and the race riots that occurred in those two years. Most notably though, I remember getting told as a child that LKY cried after the separation because he didn’t want it, and he was crying because he feared for Singapore’s future… but if you actually watched his speech, you will realise that it was more of regret and guilt. Until that point, the guy had been pretty confident in his choices, and he was convinced that the merger was the way to go for Singapore’s future, only to be proven terribly wrong in just two years.

[@shamshulanuar7718]

​@@Kim-kp7ms err actually then PM of Malayai kicked Singapore out

[@sherllytanara244]

Her joke was just inhumane 😢😢😢

[@RamlinNewsChannel]

I think I'm starting to like your contents. You are not bias for any country.

[@Virky404]

;) love the content YOLO

[@hwimefwairy]

i've been waiting for this video

[@judedecruz53]

She is an American citizen already living in the US, so her show is in the States!!!

[@BenetteG]

We asian have a different culture and mindset compared to westerners. This kind of offensive jokes would work if say, you're an american, as this are normal for them. But to asians, this kind of jokes might not work.

[@mcmltr]

She already not Singaporean years ago.. not just recently.. she choose to let go her Singapore citizenship and go for US citizenship.. so for now she is a full time stand up comedian at the US.. and back then in 2018.. she have an appearance on one of the stand up comedians interview show on NTV 7 in Malaysia.. during the show.. the host represented her as a stand up Comedian from Singapore.. some source said her ex-boyfriend is actually Malaysian.. so maybe that’s why.. her joke is so hatred towards Malaysia..

[@ummerfarooq5383]

So her joke attempt was designed to get her a us citizenship fast track?

[@mcmltr]

@@ummerfarooq5383 I think she went to US years ago.. then only she make this joke at US..

[@norismail1428]

Thank God to the xMalaysian boyfriend. Wise decision.

[@ahmatcikmat7498]

Dis is a very objective, impartial, n neutral analysis n interpretation of d unpleasant incident. U made me see a lot of feedback frm all kind of people frm various countries. Its great to see n realise a lot of people r on Msia's side. So much compassion n empathy. I like Yr personal views n opinion too. Very perceptive n well rounded. I'm a msian wiz sporean dad n msian mum n grew up in spore, stayed there for 16 yrs. Thus u kno how I feel on dis incident. 👍💖🍒

[@TrashSmile]

hahaha you made me LOL when you said "When it's not funny, then not FUNNY LAH!"

[@shahrizatjailan4123]

If she has simply taken a step back and apologized for the sake of goodwill after realizing how her jokes had hurt a large group of people it wouldn't have blown so way out of proportion. I mean it's just common human decency to apologize after causing hurt regardless it was intentional or otherwise, in jest or in earnest. Her damage control had been poor, and it just showed that she didn't care whether she had caused hurt to people. By her responses afterward, it just seems like she doesn't feel that she is accountable for whatever fallout that follows her controversial statement and this is the kind of value that is being increasingly perpetuated by Western society today in the name of freedom of speech and expression. You know, that "I can say whatever h*ll I want so f u" kind of value. Her responses and actions to the issue just show that she can dish, but can't take. Telling people that they can't take jokes is just saying that it's not okay for others to express themselves to her. Only she can do it and not take responsibility. You were so right in saying that who are we to tell others how to process their grief. I appreciate a good roasting banter when it's done in good faith. Nigel Ng a.k.a Uncle Roger does this all the time and people love it. His jokes are often "dangerous" and deeply rooted in poking fun at different cultures but he has done it in a way that enables the recipient of the jokes to laugh at themselves. With Jocelyn, it was not so much the content of her jokes that was offensive but the way Jocelyn delivered it. It was laced with spite, bitterness, and a real, palpable intention to hurt. And to me, that was the most unacceptable part of her comedy that night.

[@sorayafadzail5902]

... especially the f..k word n a'...hole she is trying hard to show she is not 'Asian' anymore

[@elaineclaire7063]

12 mins of GOLD, no one else can do this better than you YEOLO 👌

[@husairimr.h3388]

Mantap Bosskur ❤❤❤❤❤

[@kf160k160]

I did a stand up a comedian once. Sometime, I also did brought up some sensitive topics in my jokes but with compassion. My way is first, show compassion and then insert minor insults/sarcasm and then closure it with understanding/apologies. People will likely accept your humors if you show you are human with feelings too.

[@MrDwightsimon]

This is why you are not a successful comedian

[@kf160k160]

@@MrDwightsimon I am not comedian and I was performing skit for a company event. But, from your remark, I guess you are thriving with abusive mouth.

[@peterwong8499]

That was the moment whereby Will Smith stage action come in handy on her joke.

[@nadzirahfarhah3423]

Why are you so flawless. Spill the tea

[@masriembing70]

Hahahaha control your emotion baby hahahaha..God bless joyc hahahaaa

[@enverhoxha545]

Gosh her eyebrow is like line draw by Sharpie black pen😂😂😂😂

[@DragonGirl48]

This is her greatest act yet, turning herself into a whole circus 🤡

[@davidwee130]

Clown

[@sc5534]

Lawyer -> Comedian -> ??? What other career would she pursue next after two failures?

[@davidwee130]

Clown

[@sc5534]

@@davidwee130 😂😂😂

[@hiobi1172]

11:52 - LOL @ Yeolo's - " If it's not funny, it's not funny lah!".... well said overall, love this video!

[@Miss-pi6yz]

Perryton I agree. Whatever it is, Malaysia n Singapore are still two close countries

[@cassandratanmonde]

My mum was a Malaysian till she married my dad who is a Singaporean. I'm a born Singaporean. I spend my school holidays visiting my mother's side of the family in Malaysia and had such great memories of my time spent there with my cousin. Till today I don't get way people found the need to pit the two countries against each other. I love the fact that I can get great food from both countries. I enjoyed living in Singapore and visiting Malaysia. I strongly believe that many Singaporean and Malaysia benefits each other, whether it is the source of food supplies or job. So why the hell people found the need to say Singapore better or Malaysia better? Can't we both be great? I think we are both awesome! Looks at how many Singaporean and Malaysian goes in and out of each other's country. This woman wants to cross the line without feeling bad and what's worse, she isn't even a Singaporean lol what a joke! I love my fellow Singaporean and Malaysian. So people really need to stop this unnecessary fight. Lol Let's me real, this mind set is damn fucking old school at this point. Most of the youngest have move on and are happy with each other okay.

[@PokhrajRoy.]

9:54 Ok now that was uncalled for.

[@user-qe8cn8mm5u]

Maybe one way to get famous by getting all the bombarding from people who feel offended by her not so funny jokes.

[@maximillianfex6261]

Everyone upset she told a shitty joke. Get over yourselves. You don't see me getting upset about 9/11 jokes

[@szewei85]

hahahaha yeolo i wish you get 100,000 soon hohohoho

[@evildaddyz]

Aww its okay we laugh at amercians treating school as shooting target i say people need to chilled

[@PokhrajRoy.]

6:38 Ok wow not the savagery 🔥

[@t700qwe8]

The Pride of Singapork..

[@PumaLyn]

The Interpol is assisting our police department to track this "thing" down. 🇲🇾

[@IzFanArt69]

she actualy amazing can make everyone united hate her

[@Cyeri2806]

i watched a lot of standup comedy especially the asian ones. like Ali Wong she's a legend! there's a way to be a 'savage' jokes and not too offensive. of course someone even like uncle roger will have hatters and those that get offensive with their jokes. but this jocelyn started by saying vulgar words to the malaysian in her show then continue making jokes about tragedy. such a high ego too never apologize. hope she can't get more shows. i noticed americans also like her jokes. not suprise.

[@kiyanathaau6393]

I read the news article on this when it was fresh, instantly when to KZbin to search for the backlash

[@mubeensgh]

What’s the word to describe the feeling of feeling shame on behalf of others? That’s what I feel now.

[@NextSuperstar88]

Secondhand embarrassment perhaps??

[@harizhashim8520]

Wow her title really showed her level of comedy, which is clickbaits and no substance.

[@davidwee130]

Nonsense

[@bellachinmingyeemoe9518]

As a Malaysian my self I feel offended that SHE MADE A JOKE ABOUT MH370 like why

[@adnanab3734]

Tq sir..

[@peizellenwen3264]

Update: Malaysian police issued Interpol for this comedian.

[@andytanex]

2:43 She's right though, it killed her career.

[@user-qe8cn8mm5u]

She got instant attention,the wrong way. Who wants to be her audience in future?.A toxic lady.

[@JassySunrise-nd8kx]

I just want to say one thing here' if we want to make jokes, we can just let them be insightful jokes instead of stupid opponents' thank you☺🙏❤️❤️

[@astronautsamuel_xxv2295]

Its kinda sad considering Malaysia also had the whole 1MDB corruption case, where 4 billion dollars was stolen from them

[@julesoxana]

She really crossed the line,Im so sorry to the family friends and loved ones of the victims who saw it God rest the beautiful souls💔🙏

[@literallyyylila]

hi, im first jocelyn is made out of water so she wouln't exist without malaysia water and her own piss

[@alsonishier]

honestly, no one gives a shit about you being first. but i respect your opinion no matter what.

[@Panda-vm1vm]

Don’t insult new water

[@literallyyylila]

@@Panda-vm1vm im not it's still the same thing

[@Panda-vm1vm]

@@literallyyylila wdym same thing