DOES SARAWAKIAN STILL LIVES ON TREES? 砂拉越人还住树上吗? C.I.A #1 |

[@yii1320]

I’m a Sarawakian working in KL. People from west Malaysia zhen de 见识少 about East Malaysia and our culture. West Malaysian minds are so polluted/ influenced by the politics. Really should pick this chill and harmonious culture from the east.

[@h0neyQBee]

Like the Aunty said : they don’t know , we explain . We “KAI” their brain 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@pjsloverrr]

yes omg agree

[@ethanang8099]

Should come to Singapore if find Sarawak, Sabah, Labuan too far.

[@kikilim1]

我喜欢他们的文化，不分种族，互相尊重❤。这才是1Malaysia.

[@Edwardyong1993]

身為砂拉越人感謝你😊

[@JanghoTango]

看来东马人 很善良，淳朴，有一个字 不断出现在视频里 东马人口中，就是RESPECT ， 尊重他人 👍👍💖

[@HotRod16]

I went Kuching for 1st time few years ago. Was shock 2 Malay local sit table in front of me while I having wanton mee in Chinese kopitiam. From there I began learning about Sarawak and Sabah and ever since I always told my friends that Sarawak and Sabah is more pure Malaysia than peninsula. Really, peninsula people need to learn how we used to grown up instead of extreme racial division. Really respect Sarawakian and Sabahan for their friendliness and togetherness. Btw the Bidaban brother made me choked laughing😂

[@benjaminstephen97]

By right, lets hope we must have a new Capital located inside Sarawak besides KL. Just like how Indonesians plan to move the capital to East Kalimantan

[@semuasng4753]

chinese refugees in Sarawak killed dayak, iban, malays rangers in Sarawak. So what harmony? Its the Malays who bring peace and develop sarawak.

[@qiwenloke8253]

I'm a Singaporean, and I really appreciate this episode on understanding East Malaysia more. Actually I find that east Malaysia has alot of similarities to SG, most kopitiams in SG has mixed halal/non-halal stalls which is a norm to us, and I believe of of us are totally fine sharing the same table and enjoying our halal/non-halal food. Mutual respect for each other is of utmost importance, and never take positive racial harmony for granted ❤ Informative and hilarious, keep it up 🎉

[@sayaanakmalaysia-gu9ie]

Im East Malaysian! And im proud to be East Malaysian! ❤

[@Professor-1986]

I’m born and raised in East Malaysia. I also feel the same way in Singapore. I spent about 15 years in KL from university and working, the racist and discrimination are really ridiculous. Now I am based in Singapore and raise my own family here. I can feel home in Singapore just like when I was in Sabah. West Malaysia really needs to learn more from Singapore and East Malaysia. Your city is developed but the people mindset are always underdeveloped. 😅

[@julbeecosmas9127]

It so true sharing the food stall halal/non halal in the same shop or food court, even we sharing table too. It a norm here in Sarawak. Im from Kuching. Kamek anak Sarawak. ✌🏻❤

[@kuraphlau03]

I Love You The Little Red Dot of Singapore. Even the Ong Lai " Tharman Wins the Singapore Presidental Election".

[@KeaneCJK]

The way Singapore ration houses to mix all race together in each HDB is actually a good way, in peninsula we are so separated and we will naturally think of a place as 'chinese area' or 'Malay area'.....

[@jayneaswong8118]

I am a Sarawakian Chinese. There is almost never a problem of mixing halal and non-halal utensils. That is because our parents taught us not to mix the utensils at kopitiam since young. Such basic respect was taught to us naturally, hence it was never an issue... until I was living in KL and realized such simple things can not be done, a very big culture shock for us... The west Malaysia politicians gonna come over to live for a while to understand this. It will be a beautiful Malaysia if the west can adapt this norm from Sarawak.

[@vuntin2727]

Please create an episode of 'Sabah' version. Great contents & Keep up!!

[@wbkt]

confirm have chance!

[@arthas538]

Create one for East Coast of Peninsular (Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang) too!

[@po1ariser]

@@wbkt interview people around Suria Sabah, Centerpoint, ITCC Penampang and Lido Square by the way! Most shoppers in IMAGO mall are tourists 😭

[@psnocontent]

@@arthas538thier new video is about east coast 😊

[@erictang2687]

12:41 Seriously most Sarawakians won't ask this question coz we learn since young, Muslim utensils and non can't be mix. Respect are mutuals.

[@sayaanakmalaysia-gu9ie]

Yesss. I came to shock when he asked this question😅

[@billwongjianwen1986]

Auntie: Open their brains😂😂😂😂 Legendary🤣🤣🤣

[@wbkt]

Auntie wants to do that very long d

[@limwanxi1335]

妈呀，这个影片的剪辑太深得我心了，又好笑又长知识，希望能一直做下去！

[@Y3Ivanyap]

我来自西马，很羡慕东马的种族和谐，一起加油吧！

[@mykejaxon9334]

Living harmoniously is not a thing. Its not made up to look good on tv or social media. Its a way of life in Sarawak here. Why? sebab dari kecik memang macam tu lah cara hidup kami. We cant live without each other. We have mutual needs. And oso dont kepo2 about one's belief. U respect me, i respect u lah!

[@mkien2005]

Correct!!!

[@h0neyQBee]

A lot of my WMsia friends came here and settled down here . They fell in love with Sarawak . Yes , we might not have “SOME” conveniences the West has but they said they could live without them. ❤❤❤❤ Sarawak , please stay this harmonious forever . I love you ,Ibu Pertiwiku. Please, never get influenced by the extremists and racists out there ❤❤❤

[@sputnik08]

I am a simple person. I see Syed Saddiq, I watch.

[@clairlo7363]

I’m from Kuching, Sarawak. My daughter was born in Ipoh, I stay in Bercham for more than 4 years. Penang is one of the place we usually travel for food last time but my recent trip that is last year, most of the food is not so nice as before. I traveled to KL very often during my work time in Johor. I shift to Johor when my daughter was 3 plus and I permanently stay in Johor till she went to University. Currently we stay in Singapore but we still go back to Johor very often. Please don’t compare Sarawak laksa, Johor Laksa & Penang Laksa - I love all of them and they are all so unique. Only those who appreciate food will know the difference, understand the ingredients of the food you eat and you will appreciate them all. Different people different taste buds, I’m a foodies & KOL in SG, I travel & eat everywhere and personally I love to cook too. I’m proud as a Sarawakian and I love Johor, my neighbours mostly Malay & they are so caring & kind. Me & my hubby use to have road trip every year from SG to Hatyai before CoVID. Our coming roadtrip will be in October, we will travel from SG - JB - Ipoh - Hatyai - Penang then back to Ipoh before going back to Johor then SG.

[@protonmyvi]

They deserve more subscribers la haiyo

[@wbkt]

You got subscribe or not 🥲

[@skt13493]

The best video I have seen before. So funny and so touching. How good if West Malaysia has the same harmony as Sarawak. Thanks to YB Syed Saddiq for becoming the guest of this video. Muda please keep it up and hope you can make a change of new Malaysia. jia you 加油！

[@Dakotaz84]

saya iban,kalau balik kerja syif,jika saya lepak dengan kawan2 beragama islam di kedai kopi jenis yang ada mix stall/gerai makanan..untuk menghormati kawan2 agama islam..saya akan order makanan halal juga..kalau nak makan makanan tidak halal,hari lain pun boleh..benda mudah..tiada isu...berkenaan dengan pandangan orang semenanjung tetntang kami duduk di atas pokok,saya berpendapat xsemua org2 semenanjung begitu..rambut sama hitam,darah sama merah,hormatilah sesama kita..Malaysia makmur.

[@jasonchew2432]

good insight on our fellow Malaysians in East Malaysia

[@jcjwong]

Just FYI. During CNY .. Malays kopitiam also invite lion dance to perform in their Restaurant /Kopitiam so as to bless their shop. YB is indeed correct .. you need to learn from East Malaysia .

[@mcphang]

I ❤ to go Sabah and Sarawak. All races are very harmonious, we should learn from them

[@ethanang8099]

And Labuan.

[@vjooi5900]

YB Saddiq is an honorable young man. In a more formal and serious interviews, he shows straight forward and down to earth responses. While in this more relaxed and not so formal one, he seems relaxed and act in concert with the hosts, yet not losing his proper manners as a mature man. I salute him! 👍🙏

[@jozphine]

Sarawakian living in KL now~ You just can't imagine the culture shock I had here for 10 years+ up till today. Family members of Malay friends who thought I'm strange for being the only Cina girl in our group photos, Peninsula Chinese thought we could opt for boats/cruise to travel back to East Malaysia, constant mocking of our local Sarawakian food to prove that theirs are always superior 😩 Peninsula people really good at making people feel distant, keep finding differences + drawing the line instead of accepting and embracing it

[@thomaskho4008]

Same thing happened when I was in university studies era. Esp people from Peninsular was very surprise and felt strange when I got to mix around with non-Chinese friend very well. But it’s a norm for me.

[@alsetalokin88]

but they are super nice to japanese, koreans, europeans, australians, amurikkkuns etc lmao. wannabe 'class' like them maybe

[@lohhowtien2778]

The key to the harmony in Sabah Sarawak is the native ppl, kadazan, iban or bidayuh.. they are happy go lucky, friendly and very good in social. Most of the native ppl i met is nice. Humor is in their blood, they are really good in jokes.

[@miminramzi6456]

As a Malay sarawakian (with mix family of kayan, bidayuh & chinese) i think from very young we get to learn abt each other: religion, language, custom. And we be more understanding from there. For Example i always ask my christian friends if they going to the mass this weekend so we can make plan. Or we plan buka puasa together during ramadhan.

[@carnby24]

East Malaysia okay sebab takde atuk and takder PAS

[@Mozely374]

Yes tapi we the east malaysia tetap terkesan secara negatif zaman atok yg masih ada ISA. Atok pernah buat projek IC bagi the philippines and indonesian Ic biru utk jadi melayu jadi²an yg menyokong umno di sabah

[@lindaang7958]

Betok

[@oska8941]

And xada SyedS

[@mcw1393]

No UMNO in Sarawak

[@mkien2005]

I'm Chinese Sarawakian. May I say West M'sia political parties only care about their own WM political goals and that include MCA and DAP.

[@DorieKong]

Sarawak is the best state of Malaysia we had visited. People are friendly, kind, helpful, courteous, hospitable. The Iban, Malay, Bidayuh, Chinese, Indian, Malanau, other natives are living harmoniously. We can’t wait to spend our retirement life in Sarawak after retiring from the USA.

[@joslin0908]

10y in WM still cannot understand y I cannot eat Kampua and roti canai at 1 kopitiam. But now I can see halal stalls open outside kopitiam or even night market (usually at the very end) - selling nasi lemak, satay or lekor etc.. Another funny thing, few years back Kampua is popular in WM so lots of kopitiam have Kampua stall but when the food is here it is actually Kolo Mee. Alamak, like order Penang asam Laksa but curry laksa received 🙂

[@jaclyntan1227]

Amazing la love Sarawakian embracing diversity. Very common in sg too in terms of the kopitiam stalls.

[@saralu8301]

I love Sarawak.I feel more safe in Sarawak.Ive been to west Malaysia for quite sometime.❤Sarawak.People are friendly here in general.Keep up Sarawak💪

[@caomei0506]

你们的剪辑手法很好笑哈哈哈，从开头笑到结尾，很欢乐的氛围

[@brianchua-8220]

I'm Chiban , proud to be a Sarawakian . Segulai sejalai, cari amoi sama2.. Ooohaa😄

[@yukigoe3960]

说真的，我本身是槟城人，但是跟随丈夫住在东马后真的会爱上东马的人情味和随和。在这里，不分种族，不分彼此就可以一起吃饭喝茶~~~penang有penang的风景, 但是sarawak的本土风情，值得大家来体验

[@sherallet.3874]

Thank you wabikong for giving this exclusive informative content about Sarawak. Ngl I wasn’t that interested to this topic I just watch it because got YB😂 I literally laugh until very tired throughout the whole video. Hope to see more of this kind of video agn, high quality, deep insight, be real, and funny!

[@cucursayur1653]

I am a non-M Sarawakian, was a boss to a department before. Every year I host makan2 during puasa, even cook special meal for my M friends. They’re all okay. I also feel guilty if i break their religious law.

[@ukchub6633]

I assume you wash the utensil, cutlery and etc with high heat dishwasher cleaner? Thumbs up to everyone who is respect to each other lots

[@Liffy444]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠For events like this we usually use disposables. Easier. This happens a lot in Sarawak actually. We visit our friends during CNY and Gawai. They’d order catering from muslim restaurants and nowadays u’d also see raya biscuits and kek lapis served as well. All the non-M in sarawak knows not to mix their utensils. My ex-boss also cooked for us and he would call our muslim driver to samak the grill before the bbq event. High heat dishwasher cleaner is not required. Also, there are times u’d see muslims inside a restaurant that served beer but serve no pork too. It’s all about one’s own mentality and beliefs with an additional mutual respect. I see pork and alcohol as just a type of food that I can’t consume. Nothing else.

[@wongxinhao1996]

Gotta give Jiayi and team credit for the solid editing lah.

[@jameswang362]

Agree. Good editing is hard work, but makes great difference.

[@ethanang3527]

You guys should come to Singapore Hawker Centre and have a look, same concept also

[@irfanchooify]

You guys are soooooooo coooooool ! Every Malaysian should watch this video.

[@yii1320]

Mr Bidaban deserves a video highlight. Lol.

[@wennychong3250]

my favourite in this vid, lol

[@xeonjye]

makes me want to travel to Sarawak

[@ChongChinThung]

Welcome Yeah!

[@Soshiaircon91]

Me 2!

[@clairysse]

Come on over! 😚😚😚

[@horusfalcon668]

Sabah , Sarawak and Singapore exactly the same since old days. Only west Malaysia start to change after that prime minister took control. Hope the young generations Malaysian can change it back to that harmonious time.

[@desmondcmp9739]

I'm Sabahan and i can verify that Sarawak and Sabah are very harmony . I believe we all have the same opinion about this. And yes, West Malaysia peeps, please do come to Sabah and Sarawak for once before talking about something about us =)

[@rulalajian3379]

美里的food court 这档是马来人在卖食物 旁边卖烧猪肉😂

[@darenho5103]

Walaupun ade Syed saddiq tapi, overall still good content..I would love to watch more content about racial harmony and politics! Subscribed.

[@goddanner]

In Singapore, this is normal too. Mixed between halal and non halal. Utensils are clean separately.

[@LandDayak496]

respect to my lord white Rajah James Brooke🤴🏻, he was the first person to bring peaceful to the people of Sarawak Greeting from 🖤❤️💛+🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿=Sarawak

[@User1234-c5r]

It's okay to praise White rajah but not to much till make you "diperbudakan orang putih"

[@tehbenghwa5903]

Intermingle culture is so beautiful, add oil Malaysia & Wabikong❤❤

[@singertrend]

可以去Kedah, Kelantan & Terengganu 吗？让我们也能学习该州的文化知识，让大家更了解彼此

[@zrolyn6367]

Just go bro. Don't believe the media. See it and experience it yourself.

[@darrenteikwei2229]

Haram了

[@ironwoodbranchlch]

😂 kedah manai ren 😂😂

[@dragon.slayer..]

Wow Shed Saddiq , support, he is the hope of new Malaysia.

[@RickyLeng-ry6ww]

互相理解尊重是天下和平之道，西马应该把权利往东马移这样马来西亚应该才会换来平安。

[@TV-kn8rn]

baju hijau punya abang paling best lah💪

[@Billyxiao]

Based on Malaysia Agreement 1963, or the Agreement relating to Malaysia between United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Federation of Malaya, North Borneo, Sarawak and Singapore (MA63) was the agreement which combined North Borneo, Sarawak, and Singapore with the existing states of the Federation of Malaya,the resulting union being named Malaysia. Promised Sarawak have his own resources's profit under sarawak's control but Federation of Malaya "PLUNDER" and give Sarawak only 5% and "REJECTED" Sarawak's appeal of 20% royalty. WE DESERVE TO HAVE BETTER ROADS AND INFRASTRUCTURE RATHER THAN BEGGING

[@mabelloveyou]

Pleased to find someone alarming this! 👍

[@jameswang362]

I hear you, bro. Sarawak rugi a lot. But looks like things are becoming fairer to Sarawak after last GE.

[@ukchub6633]

sarawak got con by kl politics....shame on kl politician

[@PokeTomodachi]

Btw , since the MA63 agreement was foamed by Malaya , Singapore , Sarawak and Sabah to create Federation of Malaysia , But in 1965 Singapore kick out by Malaya , then the MA63 already not legal anymore. (From a legal perspective, a new agreement must be drafted and signed, rather than tampering with certain parts to deceive.)

[@Billyxiao]

@@PokeTomodachi con man came

[@Joseph-rq9el]

this is the first video I watch from this channel.... 1. its fun and funny, entertaining... 2. 2nd thought, very rude leh... keep roasting the YB, esp that curly head guy... havent got to know your name... haha

[@sylviaying7552]

Hehehe....pls la. Dun judge a book by its cover la. Come and explore to east Malaysia.

[@asher2365]

This is the special feature that we have in Sarawak...all live in peaceful...

[@ericgoh7770]

Wait you guys come Sarawak again ! I am the one say Hokkien mee is Dai Lok mee #sarawakonebetter

[@rachaelchee630]

非常喜欢这个街坊系列，继续加油!

[@jonathan3303]

Young Bro is back!!!

[@muncheok8977]

Next episode pls invite sanusi! ❤ sabah version

[@xuanxz]

oh my god, this episode is so good and entertaining ~ Anyways, Ipoh white coffee the best.

[@taekookisreal626]

Some people some place in west malaysia also hv 3 races sit and eat together. I hv been there but its malay, chinese muslim or mamak sell halal food in chinese shop. East malaysia different, malay sit in a restoran that got sell pork as long as they dont eat pork. They not feel uncomfortable.

[@ethanang3527]

新加坡也是一样，你去任何小贩中心及咖啡店你也看得出来啊

[@MrRichkhoo]

This is good! Love it!

[@rocketmoonshine9205]

When i was posted in a rural area, I shared a flat unit with Chinese and Malay for 5 years. No problem at all.😊

[@vivienjimat6786]

me a non muslim ..sometimes I order non halal food and my children order halal one...i always remind them in case we want to test each other food ..don't use the non halal utensil... use the halal one to scope and put on our own plate. Respect is the key although the stall owner don't see you. Nowadays, the trend is most halal and non halal operators use disposable utensils which is better

[@xavierginafah9824]

A good program for Malaysians...good job done by the producer and the gangs.

[@firdaus1076]

United kingdom of sarawak. Rakyat Sarawak memang bersatu padu. Ini sahih.ini budaya yg memang kukuh untuk mencapaikan kehamonian dan keamanan sarawak. Tp masalah satu aje,(gangster yg control ekonomi sarawak). Gangster di sini berpakat dgn pejabat awam . Semoga kerajaan, semak semula dan kaji semula isu gangsterism di sarawak. Sebab gansterism culture ini akan merosakan system ,serta menghapuskan masa depan Sarawak ,dan juga menambahkan beban kepada rakyat. JIKA gansterism culture ini boleh dikawal, namum Sarawak adalah salah satu tempat yg mantap sekali. Pasti sempurna. Semoga Allah sentiasa memudahkan hikmah dan hidayah kpd semua hamba hamba nya. Inshallah.

[@siuyonggoh5945]

这个视频不错好看哦！有很多特别的点。还有好笑的点很多的。

[@Takeru5317]

Like YB said, all this problem in west Malaysia will need to solved it from top down and most importantly RELIGIONS EXTREMISTS CANNOT INVOLVE IN POLITICIANS AND LAWS just like Singapore then everyone surely will live in harmony but I don’t see we getting somewhere not even a bit as west Malaysia religion problem is far worse in every way because NOBODY is stopping them. This hole will only keep getting deeper and deeper and unresolvable.

[@Grogag684]

Yes we do still lives on top of the tree BUT we have 1st class elevator to go up and down the tree and we have state of the art cable car form tree to tree...this way we can avoid sinkhole

[@saisamsuri]

Wait so in Semenanjung, Malays and Chinese eat at different kopitiams? Wtf? 😱

[@kooo9723]

Normally won’t. I went to north Semenanjung before (Penang, Kedah, Perlis). They would naturally divided into Chinese, Malay and Indian area. So, chinese shop, around there all chinese and normally all non-halal and all in Chinese words inside, sure no Malays. And one time when we want to pass through a small lorong in city (Chinese area), a Malay don’t want use there instead of pusing other way before said got smoke from the non-halal shop

[@tengfs]

In Malaya as I prefer to call it by its original name, it’s very segregated and polarised

[@keanesum]

Nice ❤!! Like it so much

[@drummerfreak69]

IS THIS BETWEEN 2 LAKSA - PART 2!!!! ahhaahhahaha sure seems like it!! enjoyed the fun banter with Yang Bro & Penang Guy - also Bernice!! Keep it out Guys!!! Make sure to invite Yang Bro Again!!

[@tbernice_]

WOW KAMXIA LU!!

[@hongyouhao6185]

Next episode must come to kuantan 😮😮

[@Msbluestarzz]

Actually I can also see a few halal Malay satay stalls or ikan bakar stalls operating in Chinese kopitiam in PJ Selangor. Maybe it’s just not as common as in Sabah and Sarawak.

[@walaoapopun]

Nice episode! I I LIKE THIS!

[@zipperdeedoodah8616]

Quality stuff.

[@calistajoe]

So sad to hear comments about our road here in Sabah & Sarawak.. It sounded like there is double standards in West and East... The road in Semenanjung is far better than ours like many years ago.. We were left behind.. But in a sense of geographical areas.. Sabah and Sarawak are bigger states and the areas are much bigger than Peninsular so cannot compare.. From my opinion.. Sabah and Sarawak are now better with the Pan Borneo Highway.. Much convenient to travel.. Apart from that the population here are not so many like Peninsula as well.. So the road users here not so many..

[@daimzabden6668]

Just forget it… keep in your mind u know i know… why Peninsular road is more better then Sarawak.. Look up the highest building Twin Tower in the middle of Kuala Lumpur… the oil is belong to which state, maybe you can answer this… so well,..As you know sarawak is richest country in malaysia.. Shell, Petronas, Petros is in Sarawak.. The oil mining begin from this state…., next episode in 2030..sarawak will be better than before….. Work hard work smart….

[@Fab69621]

Never thought of difference in Sarawak since childhood many of my friends are from all races even my brother and sister are mix marriage,a lot of mix blood.

[@lingwai772]

The part when he ask YB if he wanna try pork satay rly laugh die me 😂

[@junhaosong5931]

建议采访可以提供中文字幕 因为对话已经是英文

[@emilysim1866]

Simple and cut short to say, semenanjung schools never teach about geography or history of East Malaysia?

[@jasonyeo159]

proud half sarawakian here 😍

[@ennmin]

Refreshing concept. Kudos team. Next invite YB Hannah Yeoh. If you’re able to, It’ll definitely boost up your viewers rating for sure.. But you can or not?? (deliberate trigger, lol 😉). Would love to see her as the next guest. If you can do it, no doubts for sure.. penangonebetter.

[@R凱這輪上車料]

The one pakat with PMX ar ? no need sensor ada AG mah ~

[@djdxngoffcial]

身为一位东马人，我在西马长大，回过东马五六次，每一次都觉得西马人在和谐方面真的比不过东马人，他们是哪一个地区都是这样子的😊

[@trueteen]

I like this guy. Not scared to ask risky questions hahahahah

[@Takanaga_Hikari]

非常羨慕東馬种族之間的和諧。TT

[@joeycheah3823]

I love watching this video. Want to buy ticket to east M'sia le

[@haha18]

Before Tok Nan become CM everything from east malaysia need to give to west malaysia.

[@MicGerry]

Aok neh nda ngawa meh nya, kami urg sarawak ndai kala nyuruh kitak kiruh ka kami gak nibuh begau lah kami diau bak pucuk ketapang ka nama ka, enti kitak ka meda kediri empu bakani jalai idup kami bak sarawak nya alai kitak semenanjung ngagai empu sarawak lah meda bakani kami beridup diau bak ditu aok. Thanks for sharing lah your guys should come to Sarawak and feel and see for yourself what happens here, next time I will send my letter to prime minister to build a bridge to Sarawak because the price of plane tickets is also expensive 😊

[@Lesteryky]

West Malaysia have a place like that in the 60s but kena kicked out because west Malaysian not ready for that.. Now still practicing the same. Malay and Chinese food stall operate and makan together. It’s called Singapore now. 😂

[@Miemieyang3716]

Questions is pronounced as “Questians” ???

[@stonephung0128]

20:50 这一幕，我一直重复看😂

[@izudinrealtors]

awesome !! very funny one.

[@jaitv2997]

MUDA might grow if they bring LRT to Sarawak 👉🏻👈🏻

[@Ayalarj143]

记得我转来西马的时候班上有人问，住在树上还是山洞这个就很normal 不过没想到对方问我sarawak 有没有airport 我怎样来到西马的，我一脸问好不过开玩笑讲我游过来的，游很久了才到😂😂

[@想说我]

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[@dericncs]

Would like to see u interview Sanusi about Penang and Kedah food

[@victortan7892]

的确东马很和谐，不过halal food 和non halal food在一起西马是少可是有的，可以到ipoh taman canning找到哦，那里吃的也很多

[@judysatoh9606]

A Sarawakian here. In 2006, we have a new teacher,just got her posting to our school. A secondary school. When she arrived, our Principal ask me to give her a tour of the school.As He had an appointment in the capital city. Our new teacher kept asking, where are the tree houses. Honestly i was confused. I thought she meant the long house. So I just said later. She's from Kelantan. Living in KL. Lastly I introduce her to her new house mate.(School quarters) Temporarily untill she settle down and seek other Malayans for housing. Then she ask if any of our students live in trees? My colleagues and I all laugh and tell her, she can ask our students later ........ Man...that was in 2006. Later,she told us, her parents were so against her coming to Sarawak. Her uncle told her Sarawakian live in trees........

[@heroofearth1989]

Nice content..almost bbk level liao..😂😂🤣