How Can Malaysia Be Better Than Singapore? Ft. Syed Saddiq

Brain drain is a big issue in Malaysia and many of us don't acknowledge it enough. What more, we always compare ourselves to our neighbouring country --- Singapore; thinking we can never be like them or be 'better' than them. So, I did to ask YB Syed Saddiq what could be done better here in Malaysia.
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[@MrMoneyTV]

[UPDATE] Hi guys, many of you are asking us why so short. So we decided to put the full uncut interview as a podcast! Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pv3epxfio2tTrM0XWcNqm?si=0p8TzDgySEaulNdGRSpqAA Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/how-can-malaysia-be-better-than-singapore-ft-syed-saddiq/id1540414075?i=1000584491672 Special thanks to YB Syed Saddiq for taking his time to talk to me. Who should we interview next? Let us know! Join us for our upcoming【Financial Literacy Month】Sign-up now! 👉 bit.ly/NYF2023

[@muhammadhasif737]

Education minister radzi jidin and ask for what legacies he is gonna leave behind..at least maszlee have visions and major changes in his short stint

[@laolabi]

Definitely Khairy Jamalludin, the only one i deeply believe to be able to get Malaysia to be on track to be a well developed country. See How well he had done being the Minister of Kesihatan.

[@WasLostButNowAmFound]

How can? But it is. Deal with it! 🤣

[@leealex24]

For those who don't know, many Malaysians going to Singapore to work was only an issue the past 10 - 20 years, before that never had an issue. This is when the Malaysian government became stupid, backward and corrupt. Before that, many Malaysians actually work in Malaysia. Brain drain was here and there, but not severe.

[@izudinrealtors]

I wish i can show all people, the reaction of you 10:33 shows the truth about malaysia which everyone will feel the same as you as layman, what syed saddiq said infront of your face, which is what we would love to hear, "how does multibillion dollar contract to a multi billionaire will miraculously make my poor malay fisherman and petani, better? Thats the honest truth about the system, and syed saddiq already give good solution, which we can do better, why not make changes, and support this guy to allow this change to happen.

[@big-kinoko]

This is pure gold, everything straight to the point didn't waste any sentence. I really hope Malaysia getting better, we need to look further no keep current.

[@arx117]

If Malaysian is truly smart, we shouldn't vote. Sadly people fall into divide and conquer game. PH is known to be liberal BN is known to be corruption So where does voters have choice in divide and conquer game is never join the game

[@big-kinoko]

@@arx117 Sad story

[@yourdataispublic]

We are going nowhere currently

[@matthewfoo5314]

As a Singaporean student, I really appreciate the governments effort in providing technology and devices to students. I’ve seen first hand that most of my friends really utilise the devises and it really benefited them a lot. I wish that Malaysia will have more people like Mr Syed Saddiq, I really believe he is doing it for the better of Malaysia. Hopefully Malaysia will be guided to the right direction!

[@SL-hc6nw]

I feel the basic needs need to be fulfill first like solving the issue of lacking of teachers & bad conditions of schools before talking about ipad for standard one

[@noblestar7742]

@@SL-hc6nw But having a quality ipad with quality digitized supplement learning can really offset lack of teachers and bad conditions of schools, doesn't it? We've all heard how self-made successful people and entrepreneurs who didnt even have schools but learnt online. In fact, I've a friend who is now an engineer who do not have a single cert to his name. He started from the bottom, buying coffee for engineers and doing adhoc work for his company. He started learning from youtube. (of course, he started gaining knowledge through hands on and once his company gave him opportunities). Getting more teachers and improving infrastructure takes years of training and construction work, it should be done but we don't have to wait. Digitizing education takes months or a year, top.

[@janicegan4847]

YB Syed Saddiq has the pre-requsites,well-educated, intelligence, wise and has the love to improve Our dear Country apart from other attributes.

[@janicegan4847]

YB Syed Saddiq makes a good and smart Prime Minister in the near future given a chance for the young and able to run the country.

[@sebastiankoh3589]

So refreshing for a politician to make sense and daring to point out the obvious. Thanks for using your platform to give these ideas the publicity they deserve in the midst of a very noisy and shallow, drama-driven media environment in malaysia

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Pada intinya politik di malasia akan terus berpecah belah

[@eddiecsoh7800]

@@suhanjayalian5044 n⁸

[@muhammadzahir946]

"They are hypocrites".Best quote ever.Brave to say this on camera!Mad respect for tis guy.

[@n9bi-k9z]

Syed sapdiq is a hypocrites too... talk so much abt other people court cases, but ended up he himself got called up to court for the same kind of crime as well... lousy young minister😂😂😂😂

[@arx117]

He also hypocrite, i still remember he promise to have circuit racing for young rider but when he became into power, he same as those hypocrite politician

[@henryyeoh8610]

@@arx117 It takes time to fulfill this. Do you think money falls from the sky? Common sense...

[@clarice7777]

Same as SS . Everyone hates the “system” until they’re on it .

[@speckycool9161]

@@n9bi-k9z no body is perfect...

[@zeeshaun]

I'm Singaporean and haven't been in touch with Malaysian politics but historically it seems that their politics seems hopeless with all the corruption etc. However, after coming accross this video and listening to Syed Saddiq I feel there's hope again for our brothers and sisters in Malaysia. Hope he gets to implement his ideas and policies.

[@izzahshahril8465]

I think la, older Menteri don't really take him seriously because he is super young compared to them. I don't know much about politics in my own country but I'm rooting for him

[@PP-vf1kx]

🤔 it would take a miracle to make it happen as he will be watched from all directions by polarising opponents hell bent on prerogative rights!

[@thanatosxiii]

You should know this Syed Saddiq is the bimbo bitch made minister and his promises to create jobs when he was Sports Minister is just a hogwash. He's just a trash like those he vilified.

[@SurprisedSyrup]

@leukokleong belom try belom tau

[@yimveerasak3543]

Singapore is just a city-state. How could a city-state being compared to a collection of city-states?

[@chensymatt]

As a Singaporean, I have mad respect for Syed Saddiq, he is passionate to serve his country, well spoken, speaking through fact and humble. If he gets the opportunity to be the prime minister of Malaysia in the future, Malaysia will be in good hands.

[@muhamadarif1498]

nah, they will try to bring him down..

[@rujhannalsor3638]

As a Malaysian, im malaysian. Thats it. Bored.

[@chensymatt]

@@muhamadarif1498 that is a tragedy to hear but I hope those who supports him will protect him!

[@ChowYewLoon]

I used to respect him earlier! After he participate in Sheraton Move and caused the fall of PH govt. He is a mole for Tun M! I lose all my respect for him!

[@KyrisJwen91]

@@ChowYewLoon we don't know the real story behind this, what if he found out that letting Tun M continue to be PM that time will end up getting much more worse than the current situation? Let's say that you only have 2 choices, one choice leads to 95% of getting dead while the other is 100% dead, if you are in that situation, what will you choose?

[@kachrachi]

As an outsider, this guy does make a lot of sense. Much more impressive than most politicians I've seen here.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Sesama *Warga Malasia* masih menggunakan *Bahasa penjjah Majikan Inggris Elisabeth* ?? katanya sudah Merdeka berarti boong... Ahli Politik calon Menteri kenapa enggak Pake *Bahasa Malasia* ?? enggak cocok dong mewakili rakyat ngomong soal Ekonomi Sosial dan Hak berkaitan Rakyat. Malu kamu Syed Saddiq Coba sepenuhnya kamu ngomong bahasa kebangsaan Nasionalisme baru ada cerita soal rakyat... siapa yang mau dengar kamu ngomong bahasa *majikan Inggris Elisabeth* ?? 🤣😂.

[@JohnDoeTheFirst]

Well he has been a 3 time winner in a renowned debate championship

[@novathor1788]

Don't be fooled by hypocritical politicians

[@Armz69]

Yeah he is great and all but he is also a cyberstalker, who also lost money in his own house. So, dunno lah 😏

[@leealex24]

@@Armz69 Cyberstalker so thats your problem grow up man? I supposed you prefer an extremist, corrupt and/or stupid person to run the country yah?

[@geoffreylimcowealthadvisory]

As a Singaporean I admire this guy, I just hope he is safe and sound from his political opponents...

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Menurutmu apa arti lagu kemerdekaan di Singapura 🙏🏾

[@hanriktan]

totally agreed... if his plan really pull thru... Malaysia will definitely improve and be better in long run

[@novathor1788]

as a Malaysian I know this is a person who is good at pretending to be good,don't just look with the naked eyes but with the words of the heart

[@PulunganHadee]

Syed Saddiq: "One Hit Wonder".

[@RedKubisGaming]

@@suhanjayalian5044 kenapa menyamar jadi org indon.... IP address terang² dr malaysia... parti mana lah ambek ko nie jadi cybertrooper...?

[@abdulhalimmohamedanwar1087]

As a Singaporean with family members all over in Malaysia, I hope that Malaysia become more prosperous too. From there, our region become better and progress and bring more people out of poverty and lead meaningful and fulfilling lives..

[@hazeroth]

Wow, Syed Saddiq 'went there' and showed his impressive mettle in making his points. Kudos, Malaysia has a bright future with genuine persons like him!

[@simplyme3306]

Singaporean here (born in KL and majority of family members are still in Malaysia). This is so refreshing and honestly open! If only there are more MPs like him in Malaysia. What would or could Malaysia have been now..with such rich natural resources and yet......

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Syed Saddiq itu Masih belom matang berpolitik dia Masih bocah,, ngomong saja lebih banyak cakap enggak ada identitas

[@IsMade97]

@@suhanjayalian5044 kau orang indon apa tau. Cakap je masuk parlimen la

[@cavegirl8052]

@@suhanjayalian5044 sama dgn kamu.. nggak ada akhlak..sibuk hal negara orang tapi diri sendiri mundur.. kerja memberi komentar Rasis. Rasanya andai kamu jadi pemimpin mundur Indonesia bawah kamu.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

@@cavegirl8052 tidak akan karena kalau kita jadi pemimpin harus ada jati diri 🥰🙏🏾

[@cavegirl8052]

@@suhanjayalian5044 maka berkhidmat dong untuk negara, kok menjadi beban Indonesia..🤣🤣🤣 ngomong aja nggak cukup.

[@Cheseknite]

Singaporean here and Syed Saddiq has my MAD RESPECT. Very passionate and educated man, really hope more politicians to be like him. He has the heart and courage to push for the correct changes

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Singapura dan Malasia sama saja negara rasisme dan berpecah belah

[@AliBaba-vw7mo]

I’ll respect him when he actually changes Malaysia. Talk is cheap

[@nurmusfirah5807]

@@AliBaba-vw7mo everything started with getting the ideas out. Syed saddiq alone can't make any changes. If the whole government can be run by a single person, then no need for so many ministry. Not sure what kind of changes you want to see him make.

[@uwet.8826]

Yup, Singapore's NUS educated him well. If not, still stuck in the bumiputra and Alibaba mentalities.

[@tutyfruity196tuty7]

@@nurmusfirah5807 👍well said

[@AizatoSyamilo]

This should have been a 1-hour interview. I’m pretty sure he has a lot more to say. Love this!

[@raylee6863]

Remember syed saddiq says education is a business in malaysia during the interview ? same goes to this youtube channel , a better business decision for his channel to make more ad revenue is to cut the interview into part 1 and part 2 to maximize his profit . everything revolves around money

[@CutePuppy520]

@@raylee6863 education is not just business in Malaysia, it’s more of a political tool most private education institutions are set up to target the Chinese At the very beginning, private colleges are set up because it’s hard for chinese to enter Public uni...

[@arx117]

If you think he is good, looks how many sportman complaining when he is minister of youth and sport. He is sweet talker only

[@MrMoneyTV]

Hey @Aizat Syamil! We’ve just uploaded the full interview as an audio podcast :) You can check it out here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pv3epxfio2tTrM0XWcNqm?si=0p8TzDgySEaulNdGRSpqAA Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/how-can-malaysia-be-better-than-singapore-ft-syed-saddiq/id1540414075?i=1000584491672

[@AizatoSyamilo]

​@@arx117 I don't deny that he may have made bad decisions in the past but I don't expect perfection especially when he is still relatively new in politics (5 years give or take). he still has time to learn and make better decisions. compare him to many other politicians that Malaysia has to offer. I'm pretty sure he has contributed a lot more to nation-building than some of the dinosaurs that we have in Parliament. besides, he is also a catalyst for more young and aspiring leaders to come up and bring fresh ideas to the table. fresh innovation is a lot better for our country compared to dinosaurs who prefer a rotting status quo that would only benefit themselves, their families and their cronies. :)

[@cpl151]

As a singaporean malay i agree 💯 on what he says. Quality education is key to malaysia success. I feel for malaysians who struggle daily to come in and out of Singapore just to have a comfortable life in malaysia. Malaysia has so much to offer to its people. Its fine to have the bumiputra rights in malaysia but the malaysian government needs to look on the needs of lower income minorities they are also citizens of malaysia and will fight for malaysia no matter what. Give the man a fish and he can eat a meal but teach a man how to fish and he will have food his whole lifetime

[@lastangel3017]

They work there just because of currency thats all

[@adnanmohdhan9328]

I feel for sporean struggle to shop in jb

[@shakeashiff5936]

Its actually not struggle it helps singaporeans relex and unwind its called retail therapy. It does help with johor economy too. Anyway next topic confirm will be about petrol. Well if you open up your mind and think about it its a win win for malaysia. Singapore cars can only enter Malaysia with 3/4 petrol. But the amount spend in malaysia is much more. So its always a win for malaysians. More business thrive in Johor means more spending power for johorean

[@shakeashiff5936]

@@adnanmohdhan9328 .

[@LeeXuan88]

They suffered for 5-10 years top, and come back with 2 stores house and car. If kuwait 🇰🇼 is near singapore, singaporean also will daily commute to kuwait, after 5-10 years of saving can buy jumbo HDB flat

[@jasontan1758]

Thank You Syed Saddiq u have my vote, I'm going though my Bachelor's Degree now with all this subjects that waste my time n I wish I could be rid of them, it's hard enough to work while juggling studies, Praying for change🙏

[@arx117]

Changed what? He is same as Anwar, both are debater but failed at action. Under him when he still in minister of sports, what he did? I Said zero action, only know how to promised sweets.

[@najihahtaam3365]

@@arx117 excuse me, last time doesnt count because they're in the opposition. Also there often changes in cabinet structure. They cannot make any changes to the policy as much. Now they do. Based on what I've observes Syed Saddiq have giving himself very hardwork for helping student in need for Muar region during covid period, on his own! Let us observe them this time. Please do your reading more and have some respect. Kudos!

[@wordjumper2713]

Hope YB can help Malaysia better soon, as a fresh graduate I do felt my worries for my own future, or maybe even someday my kid's future as well if I have any

[@eug2006]

This video needs to be dubbed in multiple languages and be sent to every Malaysian.. I totally agree to overhauling our education system.. I hope one day he gets the chance to spearhead the change in our education system.

[@beNic3-bdy]

Syed sadiq should speaking up this on ml studio..there got many viewver from youth.

[@peteryong123]

That's a very good idea.

[@donlaught]

Hahahah agreed!

[@arx117]

@@beNic3-bdy seriously, he is hates by young generation who into sports. When he is minister of sport, he pretty useless and keep promising gold rain but none of his action does

[@beNic3-bdy]

@@arx117 do not looked at him in one perspective. Instead of his idea to reformed the system. Especially in education

[@LimReviews]

Excellent sharing of thought by YB 👍🏻 Amazing passion, something we don’t see very often these days in our politicians.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Dia belum matang berpolitik Masih boca dan kekanak-kanakan dan omongan besar saja 🙏🏾

[@HAQEEMisHERE]

He repeats what 'penyata Razak 1970' stated. Meh

[@HAQEEMisHERE]

@@suhanjayalian5044 I dont know why Indonesian having an interest in Malaysian political manners.. I do understand why Singaporean having an interest on that thing, but Indonesian?

[@deadlybear92]

Wow Lim reviews here

[@dope860]

@@HAQEEMisHERE frfr, we didnt even invite them to the party lmfao😂

[@ElonBillZuck]

Also speaking from an UM alumni perspective. After form 5 SPM in December, I waited and got spm result after 2 months. And another 2 months wait before getting into matriculation and studied for one year. Thereafter waited for 4 months again before going to UM. Then every single semester we have a gap of at least 2 months. N we had 8 sems in total. Imagine how much time lost in between. That's why public uni students are much older compared to private u.should definitely look at that too

[@Gapetz]

I actually love the gaps since I have time to pursue my passion at that young age. Couldn't agree more that 4 years are too long for a degree.

[@akito84]

Damn brother, this is the best episode ever!!! That guy, if given a chance, his vision will materialise and benefiting everyone!!!👍

[@mcmltr]

I’m agreed when he mentioned our education is business.. those private universities are tend to generate profits more than to develope good students.

[@nicholasnoah413]

Exciting video. Currently studying at UiTM, and I feel what Syed Saddiq is saying. For example, you need to learn English in a degree even after taking MUET. Not to mention a third language compulsory subject. OMG, it's freaking frustrating. You can only choose between Arabic and Chinese. Then, you can't even select it if the quota is full.

[@espreedupree]

Sorry that’s probably a problem specific to UITM and not the Malaysian education system . In other public unis we could skip English courses if MUET is 5 or 6 . And for foreign languages we could take German or Japanese as it’s quite lucrative for engineering grads . Obviously mandarin and Arabic were available too

[@leealex24]

For those who don't know, many Malaysians going to Singapore to work was only an issue the past 10 - 20 years, before that never had an issue. This is when the Malaysian government became stupid, backward and corrupt. Before that, many Malaysians actually work in Malaysia. Brain drain was here and there, but not severe.

[@sholandosmiguelito6508]

Ooh lol, which UiTM if u mind?

[@zacksbmy94]

@@sholandosmiguelito6508 all uitm branch sir. Haha

[@zacksbmy94]

U want to know what even shock about pjj uitm? Haha i need to take li courses ya😂and im run my own business now and i cant exempt this fucking subject haha.beforr this i ask some of my friend who continue study via pjj same faculty and i ask her need to go practical or not? She say not because pjj course for who already.. Might be want to change to ipts if they can absorb practical subject because i cant close down my business😂for one month i close maybe ok la, if more than one month maybe im not ok with that because my client still looking for me😂

[@haydeneng281]

We Malaysians need more quality politicians like YB Syed Saddiq!!

[@ultimatewarrior4630]

Yes agreed, not like that guy wearing a watch Rm2 million.....🤪🤪

[@tangt4860]

They will talk differently once in power. We have seen that since 20 years ago where foreigners are given a better life than many Singaporeans slogging away at low paying jobs or remain unemployed in their own country.

[@SoGoMTB]

He needs to learn to navigate around fossil figures in the government that is call politics which I believe he lacks at the moment.

[@arx117]

He same as them, only talks sweets. Please looks when he still minister of youth and sports. He promises many things but the truth is zero action.

[@bowlampar]

One Bumiputra politician think in this way is not going to change anything politically unless he is the King. 😂

[@hzwn7849]

Totally impressed by Syed Sadiq ! Been following since day 1 and if he is gonna have all the supports that he needs, i believe a change is possible. Cheers from Singapore

[@arx117]

If you really trust him, why not looking when he still in minister? He did zero action, only know how to talks

[@bocat86]

As a Malaysian living abroad, it is very refreshing to see a politician who is eloquent in expressing his ideals for Malaysia and focusing on actual issues plaguing Malaysians and coming up with practical solutions to help fellow Malaysians. Hope he will be able to see ideas to fruition and I hope fellow Malaysians (local and abroad) can vote for the future of Malaysia. It’s time for us to do what is right for our country and fight for its future and not allow corrupt politicians to continue destroying our country for their own benefit

[@MsJoyce-ny8ch]

bbk network youtube channels also interview many politicians

[@chuageokseng2168]

Unfortunately Malaysian Corruption® is systemic from head to toe(s). Systemic Corruption® is diagnosed as metastasis. Big job ahead for PMX.

[@combat2064]

Is it just me or do I want a full podcast between Mr Money and Syed Saddiq? 5 hour podcast also no problem

[@MrMoneyTV]

Hey @Falennor! We’ve just uploaded the full interview as an audio podcast :) You can check it out here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pv3epxfio2tTrM0XWcNqm?si=0p8TzDgySEaulNdGRSpqAA Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/how-can-malaysia-be-better-than-singapore-ft-syed-saddiq/id1540414075?i=1000584491672

[@combat2064]

@@MrMoneyTV noice!!! Thank you!

[@Highrole89]

@@MrMoneyTV haiya everyone want to see the visual especially girl 🤣

[@hookkimhin7097]

Obviously YB Syed can be a bright education minister. Data, analysis, right thinking skills and mental prowess are what we need to move ahead in our country. As I had said earlier, it is not impossible for Malaysia to do better than Singapore, but we need a capable team of people to realize them. 😅

[@paullim7668]

major problem in our country is that an appointed minister totally has no idea and knowledge on his ministry.

[@cavegirl8052]

@@paullim7668 As long as the elderly won't step down from there position, its impossible for Msia to change. Look at how they are intimidated by new and young minister like Tengku Zafrul, Syed Saddiq even KJ who has been long in politics are not even given the chance because they like corrupted politician very much.

[@Will_Fong]

He doesnt have integrity at all though, see how he goes tails between his legs with the wanted terrorist he criticized. Just like any politician puppet, change mask the moment it required of him.

[@deadlybear92]

@@paullim7668 yeah they just like, putting anyone to be any minister...seriously failed gomen

[@arx117]

He only know how to do research but failed at action. We need someone like KJ, won't talks about politics but focus only for action. Seriously, why people always felt with sweet talks? I thought everybody already learned under previous resign of PH?

[@RaveDev]

This was a brilliant interview! Great, simple direct questions from Mr Money and brilliant, forward thinking answers by Syed Saddiq. Another reminder why we need more youth representation in the government. Let's keep sharing this among our friends and family. This is an interview everyone should watch - twice! 🇲🇾💪

[@barelyharmful9539]

Hi from Bangkok. This was very fruitful discussion. My thought we are sharing the same situation here. Truly a food for thought! Thanks.

[@randomkaizer]

He has a great vision, he needs peer that shares the same values to fight alongside with him. It will be a long journey to change the mindset and system but it's doable. I wish you all the success and may God be with you to guide you through it.

[@lorandecho7655]

What YB Syed Saddiq said is true, government spent so much on every sector but the outcome is a turtle growth. What despise me a lot when we as rakyat criticise about the systems is getting backward, the hypocrites would says "see there's so much development happening in Malaysia. Dah maju blahx3" I as a lepasan STPM back in the days with over qualified grade couldn't enroll to any public university ~ It took me 10 years to upskill myself, gaining experience and knowledges. Reform the system is a must for the coming years ahead....

[@novathor1788]

Syed is great at criticizing but stupid at governing

[@ngrobert5054]

Gomen said SLOWLY

[@arx117]

Out government still using old system before 2000. Thats is understandable because 99% of minister is old generation. But Syed Saddiq only know how to talks sweet, even under him (ph era) with sports, he only know how to talks sweets but failed at action

[@gale3593]

@@arx117 I could say the same for you, throwing the same broken grammar “talk sweets” argument in every comment, and isn’t even a proper argument to op’s comment. You’re actually delusional if you think reforms like what he had suggested could be passed and enacted by 1 person in parliament. Why not give constructive criticisms instead of proving his point on how our education system has failed generations of youths.

[@vincyuee828]

My respect to Saddiq has just gone higher than ever. Malaysia need more politicians like him.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Sesama *Warga Malasia* masih menggunakan *Bahasa penjjah Majikan Inggris Elisabeth* ?? katanya sudah Merdeka berarti boong... Ahli Politik calon Menteri kenapa enggak Pake *Bahasa Malasia* ?? enggak cocok dong mewakili rakyat ngomong soal Ekonomi Sosial dan Hak berkaitan Rakyat. Malu kamu Syed Saddiq Coba sepenuhnya kamu ngomong bahasa kebangsaan Nasionalisme baru ada cerita soal rakyat... siapa yang mau dengar kamu ngomong bahasa *majikan Inggris Elisabeth* ?? 🤣😂.

[@JohnDoeTheFirst]

@@suhanjayalian5044 duk diam je lah bot umno

[@Asprey11]

ideas is great if you can initiate them..

[@novathor1788]

he's just part of the minority group. Nothing to be proud of

[@One_Love2910]

@@suhanjayalian5044 Bodoh kali kau ini . Dia itu Cina Singapura . Kau ni memang bengap lah . Apa bahasa penjajah ? English itu BAHASA GLOBAL , bahasa negara kau INDONesia itu tak bakalan laku di luar negara . Hampir semua orang didunia ni menggunakan English sebagai bahasa Komunikasi , BUKAN BAHASA INDON yang banyak singkatan kependekan tu . Dasar Indon Perosak Bahasa 😂🤣🤣🤣

[@ChanJinTian]

Kudos to both Mr Money TV and YB Syed for taking the time to do this video. I wish more youths would watch this video and take a more proactive role in their rights to be more active in politics and vote in the upcoming election, especially when many policies by the government will affect their future. Thank you guys for this video once again!

[@aimanazlan90]

Thanks for making contents like this. More of them please!

[@sheauwei22]

I came after viewed the BFM on Fadhlina Sidek interview which on-aired 8 months ago. Left a comment there and this, populated in my video feeds at next. When will Syed Saddiq come back and speak about this issue again? God, this recording had been for one year. I think, Malaysia lack of education adrenalin in the parliament mahupun di skrin. Semoga rangkaian diatas talian Mr. Money dan MP Syed Saddiq sihat selalu. Sekian, terima kasih.

[@edwinang3724]

those are some great ideas! i think the first step is the willingness to acknowledge that at least part of the system is broken and try new things with proper justification n planning, despite the possibility that some may still eventually fail.

[@joek8948]

YB is sitting on a Razer chair, a company founded by Singaporean Tan MinLiang with HQ in Singapore. Thanks Saddiq for your support. I m a Singaporean.

[@shafiqhilton2971]

weirdly flex but okey

[@sdqsdq6274]

hq in sg , think he rather stay in the states one, lol

[@dausdk]

wow , he is the real deal , he knows what is wrong with our Malaysia right now, hopefully he can change what is the best for Malaysia future!!

[@pigdrivers]

Why only he ??? Do u know what DAP has fight for this for how many years ?

[@dausdk]

@@pigdrivers err this video is about Syed Saddiq lol , do you watch the video??

[@nishi3154]

@@pigdrivers yup and yet there are so many party use race and religion sentiment.They threaten Malays to vote for them on the basis of divinity,religion.

[@pigdrivers]

@@nishi3154 They problem is Malay themself. If they have brain will they be threaten ??

[@henrysehgal658]

@@pigdrivers Yes, we all know this, however those who can will leave for overseas and never return.

[@vincentwong2792]

It's a great speech and powerful message from Syed Saddiq . This needs to spread across all Malaysians who doesn't understand English with Malay translation. Some group of people will say Apa ko cakap? Boleh cakap Melayu?... blah... blah.. Just my POV.

[@tengfs]

That group of people that ask this kind of question in Mat Rempit manner is the hillbillies马铲

[@michaellee9609]

I am so impressed by Syed Saddiq. If only there are many of him to make that change for the better of education in Malaysia. And i am from Singapore. Good luck moving ahead!

[@pichipearli1411]

Thank you for the kind comment. As a Malaysian, i hope Singapore and Malaysia would prosper together. It might be a far-fetched dream lol, but i always see Singapore and Malaysia as sister countries... one day we might emulate the European Union model for better economic cooperation for all other ASEAN nations

[@Anespian1]

Why so short interview? :) Hope to see part 2 and more. Malaysia need passionate youngblood like Syed Saddiq

[@MrMoneyTV]

haha we would love to cover more. but they were really rushing so we are thankful for the short time given 😉

[@arx117]

Passionate is not enough, SS is known to be debater so his research is good. Sadly just like Anwar, he only know how to talks sweets stuff to audiences

[@Anespian1]

​@@arx117 Getting the cabinet and public to agree is another. Implementation of the 'Big Idea' is also another. If no one, has the courage or to even initiate the change, then it will be the same thing all over for years to come. With all the infrastrucrure development, education is somewhat lacking behind. Whats next after Visi 2020

[@MrMoneyTV]

Hey @Anespian1! We’ve just uploaded the full interview as an audio podcast :) You can check it out here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pv3epxfio2tTrM0XWcNqm?si=0p8TzDgySEaulNdGRSpqAA Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/how-can-malaysia-be-better-than-singapore-ft-syed-saddiq/id1540414075?i=1000584491672

[@ACE778]

👍👍👍Very well said my future PM YB Syed Saddiq. For better future of Malaysia 🇲🇾✨

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Sesama *Warga Malasia* masih menggunakan *Bahasa penjjah Majikan Inggris Elisabeth* ?? katanya sudah Merdeka berarti boong... Ahli Politik calon Menteri kenapa enggak Pake *Bahasa Malasia* ?? enggak cocok dong mewakili rakyat ngomong soal Ekonomi Sosial dan Hak berkaitan Rakyat. Malu kamu Syed Saddiq Coba sepenuhnya kamu ngomong bahasa kebangsaan Nasionalisme baru ada cerita soal rakyat... siapa yang mau dengar kamu ngomong bahasa *majikan Inggris Elisabeth* ?? 🤣😂.

[@novathor1788]

@Mil Aster Don't be fooled by hypocritical politicians

[@suhanjayalian5044]

@Mil Aster Syed Saddiq mana ada pintar,, dia itu belum matang berpolitik Masih kekanak-kanakan cakap saja lebih tarak Pun enggak ada

[@darkrequim8454]

@@suhanjayalian5044 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXPHq6V7bNypsJY

[@kzizz2207]

Your future PM got on going corruption case

[@ramlanmohdyusoff1488]

Salam YB, greetings from Singapore & wishing U good health & may U excel in your political career.

[@leenarris]

Amazing, passionate and courageous men. Malaysia boleh! You both have motivated us to do the right things more often. Dare to speak.

[@stepkueh1]

Syed should be our education Minister. Very convincing statement. Should let the young idea to improve our education system.

[@JSCookies]

Super smart and knowledgeable guy. Love his passion and empathy in helping his country! Malaysia is lucky to have you fighting or them.

[@arx117]

He only knows as debater like Anwar, sadly he is same as Anwar. Only cheap promises

[@kannan3209]

@@arx117 nah Debaters are better at thinking,so it will indirectly help to make better policy decisions even though some / most of his promises are empty.

[@arx117]

@@kannan3209 they just speaks but zero action, tell me what Syed Saddiq did when he became youth minister? He nearly caused Indonesian people riot in stadium

[@seniortechchannel472]

This guy makes a lot of sense and need people like him to create a new Malaysia.

[@scarletbill]

Malaysian working in UAE here…thanks for the video albeit it was cut short…censored ke? 😂 Feel inspired by Syed Saddiq know how and knowledge that he will change Malaysia for the better 🎉

[@arx117]

Seriously, go look when SS in minister of youth. He only know how to sweets talks because his background. What worst is he is liberal who against islamic education

[@judytansungmooi5313]

Its not a matter of financial problem in Malaysia but a matter of who governs and manage the country proficiently for the younger generation's future, who wouldn't like to work and stay in one's own country 🙏

[@clementng7718]

Best wishes for our beloved Malaysian neighbour, blessed Christmas, happy new year 2023 🕊️✝️💞🌹

[@normangoh6919]

Really good job with the interview, it will be a good idea to do a follow up with him on equitable education policies, linking to the democratisation of labour market, focusing more on improving better wages and support, career progression.

[@yennehoo7746]

He is damn right. I am a Malaysian who now resides and has worked in Singapore for more than 20 years in HR. When Covid hit, I was really amazed and impressed by the measures implemented by the SG govt on hiring fresh graduates, the unemployed and creating job opportunities, etc. I have not really seen any other SEA countries help in the job market as SG does. MY is a rich country, not just in natural resources but most importantly, Human Capital. MY govt should have better policies and plan for it.

[@user-yc1qh9gs5s]

malaysia will never surpass Singapore

[@allanchua4994]

Great content! Please keep up the good work 👍

[@janel9468]

Wow, I'm from Singapore and I think Syed Saddiq makes a lot of sense. I'm impressed and there should be more politicians like him! Would love to see how he can change the system as the minister of education. Support!

[@MrMoneyTV]

please don import him to be ur minister. 😂

[@candocan1668]

@@MrMoneyTV Good idea 😅😂

[@arx117]

He only know how to give ideas, but failed doing action. We need some action not just ideas. When he still minister, he only sweets talks but failed to do action

[@hasbiyunus926]

@@MrMoneyTV please get the economic advisor to PM, shahril hamdan...wanted to see his idea

[@user-yc1qh9gs5s]

talk but no action

[@szestheday]

I love how everything Syed Saddiq says speaks to the soul of Malaysians. It's so true. I hope we get that change we want in this lifetime.

[@vincentchanbiz]

As an ex-Malaysian turned Singaporean, you are right; the solution is obvious. The problem is Msia is unable to implement solutions due to the lack of unity in the parliament. Until MPs/Ministers can start to act as One, it is pointless to discuss solutions if there is no stable govt to execute them.

[@CutePuppy520]

They won’t coz everything Saddiq has pointed out in the video like the unnecessary billion dollar government projects granted to bumi, or the shady private colleges that enroll students who couldn’t get into public uni and grant them with a degree who couldn’t get them any jobs.. All these, are happening, because, someone in the government has personal ties to these institutions/projects and they will obtain financial gain personally if such things continue to take place in Malaysia Malaysia is doomed, there is no solution.. Every single politician in Malaysia is corrupted Saddiq may not be corrupted now, but if he really becomes prime minister, soonner or later, he will be one of them as well, for he is only human Because of the unique racial circumstances of Malaysia whereby the Chinese aren’t a real minority (20% of the population does not constitute to be a real minority in my opinion) in a country full of Malays, and the disparity between the capabilities and diligence of these 2 races are ever growing, malaysia can’t make any real fundamental changes to be better For example, The Malaysian government has gradually revamped the school syllabus and make mathematics tougher, it is well known Malaysia’s school syllabus is very outdated in general But, instead of being grateful, there r multiple cases whereby Malay mathematics teachers who are teaching in Malay schools are complaining online that mathematics are too tough and the politicians just made mathematics sooo tough to “shock sendiri” I mean, wtf right? So yeah, in my opinion, malaysia can’t change, it’s a racial problem...

[@dasgerbil5189]

politician is equally blameful with the manufacturing sector leaders. As politicians busy with their bickering, all the towkey out there quite stingy and dull. Good workload but pay so low. Or the business model would chase after outdated technology utilization. The latter is the cause engineer graduate does not get proper job. Because the management do not want to develop / use new way / collaborate with the university. So, those graduates stuck with technician level job. What more sad, it is known how engineer has no apparent wage increase. so...

[@contrarian2496]

SG has no racism unlike Malaysia, but SG prefers true blue citizens, new citizens can't blend into SG culture easily

[@CutePuppy520]

@@contrarian2496 ei, wtf? Why comment liao then delete? Why so no balls one? Highlighted reply Contrarian 15 minutes ago SG has no racism unlike Malaysia，but SG prefers true blue citizens，new citizens can't blend into SG culture easily Your comment bullshit sia... You say Singapore minimal corruption problem I agree But you say Singapore no racism is total bull shit sia Everybody is racist, doesn’t matter what you say/how you act/how you behave yourself/where you live/where you grow up, you are racist You want your daughter marry a regular a neh neh or you prefer your daughter to marry a regular Chinese? Both have same salary Sure you choose Chinese mah right? You’ll only agree for your daughter to marry the a neh neh if his salary is at least double/triple the salary of the other Chinese guy sia... Don’t bother act all high and mighty... Singapore is just a shit hole where everybody is trying to get out of... aside from the triple exchange rate between Singapore/Malaysia, there is no difference between these 2 countries from the viewpoint of a regular folk Quality of life in Singapore is shit sia, you stay in shit hole accommodation all cramped up beside each other And a Singaporean can always earn a much better pay overseas and live a much higher quality of life since the overseas environment is much better with sun/surf/beach/snow/autumn/winter..etc+accommodation 10 times better than the ones in Singapore Same like Malaysian, for Malaysian who go SG is to earn a higher salary and live a higher quality of life since SGD has bigger purchasing power Everyone who is able to is trying to get out of Singapore or Malaysia sia We are in the same boat sia.... You want your kids/grandkids to live forever in Singapore meh? No right? Lol....

[@lokksiders__2151]

What do you meant by Ex-Malaysian? Did you go back in time to change your birth place? 😂 Just say 'Malaysian living in Singapore' la. Does is bring shame to you to be a Malaysian?

[@seanchen9265]

Problem now is, how many young representative will think like him? One person alone is not enough to shake the system

[@eugenelim5502]

Very true.

[@SiriusTheKid]

So what should YOU do?

[@arx117]

He only know how to talks sweets but failed doing action

[@izzattrader7966]

Damn what a solid interview! very excellent content

[@zerotwo2859]

As a 21 yr Malay male with 7 siblings (Im third) I was given a choice to either work to support our family or study, atm I choose to work because I can’t see Im surviving with just ptptn. My parents didn’t have the money to even support me to study at public university but they tells me to do so and I want to actually but I see my older friends who finished their diplomas has the job that only pays 1500,1600 back in 2019. I concluded that I could get an education later if I start working now and study in the future. Also I’m thinking about supporting my younger siblings when I have a job so that they won’t have to worry about money when they want to pursue further education.

[@myselfbehappy]

Respect for Syed Saddiq. So grateful to know we have an actual intellectually capable politician. This is the best video so far on Mr Money TV.

[@MrJojo0421]

We need more interviews like this.

[@harryer5943]

This is such a good video in terms of policies that mentioned are able to be implemented in the short term and Malaysia as an economy could grow in terms of upskilling in the technical industry. I have longed for such programs to exist for students that are not interested in studies but more hands on programs. And to be honest, hands on technical learning programs are more practical in our current economy as this industry in shrinking and the underemployment is getting worse in this sector. I would advocate for this if such policies were to be implemented! Good job YB Syed!

[@harryer5943]

I think to add on on that point. With the subsidies provided by the government. Companies are more likely to hire more under-skilled Malaysians to train as their risk of investment in these employees would reduce. Cause employers nowadays are thinking “what if I paid them and they chose to work for other companies instead as they’re already been up-skilled” as the minimum wage for Malaysians are typically higher than foreigners. With government subsidies, companies are able to mitigate such risky thoughts and less reluctant to give under skilled Malaysians a chance.

[@jarodlee6205]

all straight to the point...good video

[@MrMoneyTV]

thanks Jarod!

[@mohdfarhan966]

Honestly as a Singaporean I totally agree with what Mr Saddiq is saying. I totally respect his points and wish Malaysia Government will not be a hypocrite and really do the right thing for their people. Let's pray for them!

[@stchong9948]

very good interview, well done! Syed Saddiq, you are the man， respect

[@aaronpeter2267]

Im fully agree with what yb syed said about TVET, I've got lots of friends that really good with plumbing and electrician even with house construction, if they been given that kind of opportunity at that early age, unemployment rate in Malaysia might slowly reduce

[@MrMoneyTV]

we agree that TVET should be made more accessible for Malaysians at early age and for graduates to be given a dignified wage. Germany does that and TVET is not viewed as “sub-par” to degree.

[@dezenleong324]

Thank you Mr Money for filming this, please keep up on this nice content.

[@ngdonqsheng761]

Respect this quality politician, he makes me feel that Malaysia can be reborn and competitive

[@ferdynatan]

ThIS VIDEO IS SUPER POWEFUL!! I LOVE THIS POLITICIAN GUY!! RESPECT FROM SINGAPOREAN LIKE ME

[@MrMoneyTV]

thank you singaporean!!!

[@sasm-s8i]

Great respect for MUDA YB Syed Saddiq..Smart. Brilliant..Thinking out of the Box Fully support MUDA and YB Syed Saddiq , our PM in waiting.

[@IsoyaYasuji]

As a 17 yr old malaysian, i fully agree. Im currently in highschool and only less than 3 months left before the spine-chilling SPM to arrive. And what I’ve done these past years? Nothing.. because me growing up with the internet(mostly on youtube here) makes me want to also to achieve my dream as a youtuber, but as you can see from my channel with lack of uploads, school is really holding me back.. i have to learn lots of the standard subjects, and subjects I’m not even 100% interested in. And it doesn’t help either that its a MUST to pass Sejarah(history) in SPM or you wont get a sijil.. but im not even that interested in learning history cuz its so abundant of information that it becomes unfulfilling to read. Am I really gonna read hundreds of names, years, and places just to pass? Perhaps.. but in my pov, its all blank to me cuz all in my mind is that i rly do want to pursue my youtube career, but having school at the back of my mind and the inevitable SPM coming just makes me more anxious to push that goal of mine.. you may say that i might not be putting any effort into trying to learn and pass my grades, i will admit, i am lazy. But that is literally all resulting from the amount of pressure school now is putting on you and expecting you to excel.. I’ve been very depressed these past few months.. Atleast watching this, im glad to know that there are younger representatives of us who wants to change our very corrupted system for the better of the country

[@aruf5936]

glad? LOL. he is not the youngster representatives that you expect him to be. learn more about politics. everyone can talks for the sake of winning a debate but not everyone can delivers what they say. plus this guy already has corruption cases.

[@shiroisetsu589]

As the same spm candidate, i disagree with some of your statement about history subject. I support that passing Sej is a must to get spm certificate. Moreover, nowadays youngsters are becoming more ignorant and less educated in our country's history. However, i do agree that Sej exam format is absurd. Rather than focusing of facts, the KBAT questions are more like political and economical subject related. I hate this even though it helps with giving marks. It is better for Sej exams to be less complicated and straight to the point. Therefore, Malaysians will be knowledgeable in history as they have strong facts that they hardly memorize and learned at school.

[@kotak4420]

I'm not a history freak, but i will have to say Sejarah is important for us in terms of morale and improvement. *not* more important than other subjects, but still important. Well personally i agree that sejarah can be very boring with all names, places, dates etc... but i still try to put effort into learning it. not only for exams. i pray that u'll do well with SPM. Jangan putus asa👍

[@hexroadammo9608]

Very impressive. A young man with a sensible head on his shoulder. A glimmer of hope in Malaysia's rotting political environment

[@murallivengadasalam1300]

I am a Singaporean. I take it as a compliment. But our comparison is always with the anchoring economy of the world... United States. So my humble request is to bench mark your achievements and progress with them. That's healthy. We are just a small country. Nothing spectacular about us😂.... Just good leaders who had no choice but must survive. I am sure Malaysians can do it too. 💪💪💪

[@deadlybear92]

The thing is...even compared to 'only SG', we still can't catch up...let alone US 😂

[@arx117]

I agree with you. Singapore bring expatriate from east and west to live as Singapore. Malaysia has foreign workers who wish to be Malaysian and try to stole locals employment

[@LessIsMore1111]

Thanks for this interview with my beloved incoming PM. what a fruitful discussion you get. well done!

[@jansonteoh]

Good luck with your new job, and I wish you the best in your future endeavors.

[@peterlan8525]

Your vision and perspectives are exception as you approach them on a wholesome outcomes for the population as a whole rather than by racial groups. You will do well to develop Malaysia to a whole new level of development.

[@zuhairisapudin5429]

As a bumiputera Sabahan. I suggest it’s better to recognise the bumiputera also. Since many of them aren’t Malay. Bcs, in Malaysia, we don’t just hve Malay, Chinese & Indian but also all bumiputera Sabahan & Sarawakians. Peace.

[@brookeoffyt]

Syed Saddiq! You've got my vote.

[@jeffrosenberg8456]

Great video. Thank you for posting this.

[@williamtay741]

YB Syed Sadie is a visionary. He can really help build the nation. (POV of a singaporean who had access to all the systems he mentioned in the video.) It's really a shame and a HUGE lost to the nation if he were to be slandered with political games. He got visions and he actually got guts to try to fight for his visions. I really hope he goes far, he is an asset.

[@kleew5840]

This is a good VISION worth to take on by us Malaysian if we are to become much better in the shortest amount of time

[@steven8148]

Have to admit, this Syed Saddig knows about the nurse brain drain issue. Its quite serious nowadays

[@pigdrivers]

We chinese already knew it super long time ago and DAP already fight for this dont know how many years ago.

[@steven8148]

@@pigdrivers what to do, we have people up there who dont want to treat this issue. they only want to redirect attention to some garbage stuff like race politics which affects Malaysia in long run. if they really love Malaysia, they would manage Malaysia like how Singapore government managed their country

[@pigdrivers]

@@steven8148 that is the different between Islam and non Islam issue. Why they want to do like this because they want people under them become stupid, Islam is a very good tools to achieve their goal. Those sohai supported PAS keep on saying DAP and Chinese are communist then they supported islamic. In fact Chinese will not supported Islamic. They blamed Chinese is Communist then why they never blame themself is islamic ?? Did u see how stupid they are once they are in such point of view that protected themself which is islamic ??? And also in fact Chinese community is better then them and they keep on stay behind Chinese and they think that is ok to fully forever stay behind Chinese. This is their choice. They want to be sohai no one can stop them and causing Malaysia becomes a Sohai Country falls behind Thailand and Indonesia now.

[@milnella]

Malaysia have hope! WE need more YB Syed Saddiq please. Singapore wants a successful Malaysia!

[@ifuknjk]

sg don't want a successful malaysia !!!!...keep not doing the right thing n b a banana state...n sg keeps progressing ahead

[@tengfs]

Only if Malaysia had the same racial demographics as Singapore. Perhaps try doing it in Penang and Selangor & Kuala Lumpur first. Or even Malacca urban area.

[@ifuknjk]

@@tengfs sg has 70% chinese rest malays n indians n others....sg has Malay national anthem, malay president, malay currency notes, n NO racial profiling...if u can make it is sg u can make it any where...

[@mnite2001]

17 mins not missing a thing being said in the video, very very good and thank you for sharing.

[@MrMoneyTV]

Hey Mnite! If you’d like to hear more than 17 minutes, we’ve just uploaded the full interview as an audio podcast :) You can check it out here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pv3epxfio2tTrM0XWcNqm?si=0p8TzDgySEaulNdGRSpqAA Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/how-can-malaysia-be-better-than-singapore-ft-syed-saddiq/id1540414075?i=1000584491672

[@HiHi-wv4wm]

Why didn't Malaysians look up on this guy who has a large scales of knowledge and ambition that can put Malaysians to be recognised all around the world 🌎, Syed Saddiq is brilliant 👏

[@arx117]

Because last time he became minister, he only knows how to talks sweet but failed doing any action

[@redwehrmarcht8103]

because he only only know talk and talk.. brilliant idea but no action still no good tho.. Most Malaysian expecially young one .. lossing trust on him.. same goes to me.. i don't want to see his face at all even in youtube

[@Nocturnalgamer87]

@@arx117 It's not easy to change things when the landscape is fucked up. How old is he when he became minister? The old guard didn't take him seriously and tajuddin even called him 'budak' lol. One person alone is not enough to change the system.

[@singsing818]

Look up shit. You have no idea the problem in Malaysia !!! Majority wants to live on the working race. Even the dirty bastard change to Bumi to became PM and sucks the country out of daylight. You believe a few more like Syed would do any good. Good for joke.

[@zackzack7566]

@@redwehrmarcht8103 He is only 1 guy. If 50 old ministers are against him, how can he change much? He didn't even get the full term, and the old guys hijacked his position. So, remain status quo. If you just joined a new company, can you change your company policy & culture immediately? That's the problem with you people. You rather stay in an eternally disadvantaged position, because it's familiar.

[@aqilhesam9946]

I know a lot Malay will not like what Syed Saddiq said..but this is the truth, quo status just make Malay falling behind..hopefully Syed Saddiq can change the system before it's to late

[@lecherhao86]

I'm a Singaporean. Just wanna say that I always think of Malaysians as very hardworking group of people. I think it's not that difficult for Malaysia to be better if they remove the Malay privilege that contributes to racial inequality. And if they have really harsh penalty for corrupted officials. And also having an independent party to investigate reported cases of corruption. There are so many smart people in Malaysia. Malaysia has alot more natural resources too. It's just ensuring a fair level playing field to attract the right people into the office. That's just my layperson assessment of the current situation.

[@akaneru1935]

the Malay privilege is actually of no issue, considering the Chinese is whose control the economy of Malaysia and its already in the constitution since way back so it cant be changed, inequality is everywhere even in Spore isnt it? im half Singaporean from my mothers side, and always went back forth countless times there to visit relatives so i know whats usually not known regarding your country from the outside, to me there is no such thing as a perfect country, at least Malaysia doesnt hinders any race from thriving, the Chinese is perfect example of it

[@lecherhao86]

@@akaneru1935 The Malay privilege does hinder members from other races from getting the same treatment in life, e.g. given the same opportunity to public university. Since inequality exists, shouldn't people address that inequality rather than leave it status quo? And it is possible to change the constitution if the whole parliament works together to fight for the change. I know it sounds idealistic because we all know most members of the parliament are Malays and they are voted in by Malays, and some of these Malay voters will find it almost impossible to give up their privilege. Actually, it boils down to a functional parliament which can get things done. I don't see it happening in Malaysia but assuming it does happen one day, I'm pretty sure Malaysia will be so much better.

[@akaneru1935]

@@lecherhao86 does it mean inequality though if their forefathers have agreed on that very status quo from the beginning? Like i said, inequality exists in Singapore too, the Malays cant get certain rights too especially on their religion, in Malaysia any race were given all the rights to practice however we want and the Chinese controlled the economy, controlled, can you imagine USA economy ruled by their chinese counterparts? And we have no qualms about what they did, can you really call the malay privilege having any significance here? The chinese community has already been way established in terms of wealth before independence

[@arx117]

@@lecherhao86 seriously you as Singapore never listen to Malay side of stories. Tell me how many billionaire chinese in Malaysia and compare that to Malay. Malaysia economy rannby chinese. Public University is not a place to get success. Chinese University is more advance because using Japanese, taiwanese style of education. And you should read Malaysia perlembagaan, and you will realize Malay in Singapore didn't get religion freedom like chinese got here

[@yuza5379]

Hak melayu ikut pelembagaan..tak perlu ikut campur hak2 ini. contoh nya di singapura... lagu kebangsaan mengunakan bahasa melayu...kenape tak nyanyi dalam bahasa cina

[@GhanYt]

Making money should be a routine A weak dollar can signal an economic downturn, making me to ponder on what are the best possible ways to hedge against inflation, and I've overheard people say inflation is a money-eater thus worried about my savings around $200k..

[@bahijarhafiri]

As with an my big financial decision, it’s important to keep your guard’s up for economic risks. However, smart planning, time management and seeking advise from a financial adviser can help keep you and your money safe.

[@bahijarhafiri]

financial security through diligent saving and investing should be on top of everyone's priority ASAP. I really need some guidance can this Fin coach guide me in this unstable times and why do you trust them much?

[@bahijarhafiri]

I know and am not doubting it I understand people are good at learning by imitation i found her website proficient and left her a message...

[@midorin319]

Awesome video!! All the talents leaving Malaysia.. those staying are lazy, which government "support"... Even foreign investments prefer Indonesia, Vietnam... Respect to Syed Saddiq for his input and mindset. Truly the young leader of Malaysia

[@mkii2290]

Syed talks with passion and seems to have ideas. Whether he can bring them to fruition is a totally different story. A politician's bread and butter is to talk. A system overhaul takes A LOT OF POLITICAL WILL and many stakeholders cooperating together- does he have enough support among his peers or education industry to push that through across Malaysia? Can the current coalition government even stand united for the entire election cycle... So many unknowns... I'm also concerned about the serious court charges he's facing and why someone with such a case pending can continue to stand for elected office in Malaysia. Then again, he's hardly the only Malaysian politician with ongoing court case, either presently or in the past.

[@teepiaukennethwong7829]

As a Singapore citizen,I have huge respect for YB Syed Saddiq! He is a pragmatic, true up and coming reform-minded Malaysian MP! Hope that your next interview will be Nurul Izzah binti Anwar,Member of Parliament for Permatang Pauh,another reform-minded rising star MP!

[@hijack1234]

When I was watching the interview I thought I was watching a young malay version of Lee Kwan Yew. From the hand gestures to the style of speaking. He has a bright future in politics but need to be careful of sneaky enemies.

[@arx117]

Did you guys never looks when he still minister? Sadly people like you will fall into crocodile's den twice. He only knew how to talks sweets but failed at action. I never saw someone has debate background doing action

[@d61helix]

As a Singaporean I will be very afraid, if there are more politicians like Syed Saddiq in Malaysia, because it might be us who will be crossing the causeway to find jobs in the future.

[@suhanjayalian5044]

Syed Saddiq itu Masih bocah belum matang berpolitik dia hanya omong besar

[@raytvmy]

Don't worry la... We need at least another 50 years to see that change...

[@joies3417]

So yeah, the more backward thy neighbours, the better...(hidden agenda of thy government)

[@lingth]

Its not likely, there are too much internal conflict within their political parties, and each one is dead on against the other policies. So if Party A win and his policies is implemented, the next time, party B wins, they will change whatever party A did and then it's back to square 1.

[@lingth]

Which is why rather than a system like USA, having party A for 4 or 8 years, then change to B, and it undo what party A did, and then it lose and Party A take back, and it put back the policies.. Neither A or B cares about what happens 15 or 20 years down the road, cos they are only focusing on the next election in 5 years. I rather get a good govt.. and serve 20 or 25 years..and can make long term goals

[@samiao90]

well digitizing education has its pros and cons too. From what i see in education in countries that uses laptops in class, students do learn more, but also get distracted more in class, especially gaming/watching youtube/netflix in class endlessly.

[@choonkeonglim6178]

Disagree with you. I was a pioneer batch in using laptops during poly. There were distractions but basic computer terms learned when playing games will never be taught in class. The skills learned from searching the net to crack a cd, walk through, etc. Will never be taught. I am so good at searching Google, I can even solve bugs for the accounting system I am using. Find work arounds and logic out solutions because I have a slight advantage on how the computer thinks. I am a major in accountancy and we were not taught a lot on soft computer skills like finding information. My friend which is an ACCA grade couldn't find anything on the web and has been asking me questions that has answers on the net.

[@ahmadzahier5175]

@@choonkeonglim6178 totally agree with you, nice sharing. Thank you

[@dariel299]

i respectfully disagree, even times without digitized education , students were still getting distracted as much as now one way or another, all depends on the person, digitized or not, but cant deny the digitized age has made everything that much easier and quicker to learn and progress ourselves, and we should take advantage of that

[@choonkeonglim6178]

Actually the education system is still very backward. I mean we are in a digital age, why are students still forced to remember theories, regurgitating information when in a real workplace environment, all of these are readily available? Understanding theories are more important. I have a terrible memory and I can't remember theories word for word. However exams gives points base on keywords mentioned which I find it ridiculous. Now if my client asks me anything, I will search the net , provide it to the client with my summarised answers.

[@samiao90]

@@choonkeonglim6178 Well you do have a point, tho to point that out, you’re using it in poly, which shows you have certain maturity already by then. What was suggested was for all levels, since primary to lower secondary as well. You can’t guarantee the same way of learning in lower secondary. What I see in these digital classrooms are , yes it’s like real life where if you don’t know something, you google. BUT these young students google literally everything without going through much thinking. Any questions u give them, they just google word for word, the whole question. It’s not even a research task, but answering short answer questions. It does some in handy when we want them to learn extra stuff and research additional things. Then u will end up needing to teach “googling skill” like now as an adult/ older learner u know how to use certain keyword to look up info, with the certain way to summarise the info you read. But this doesn’t come naturally. Young people I see just grab any info right from the top of the google page, writing into paper without even understanding what they are writing. This is what I observed in the classrooms down under and I am currently working in this field.

[@mo7286]

Syed Saddiq is the savior Malaysia needs but doesn't deserve. I truly hope he manages to implement his policies in the future.

[@GladysLong]

Thanks #syedsaddiq and Peter for this great conversation!

[@jm-yp9gf]

Well corruptions, no strong future plans, no vision plans, poor goals, lack education, talented move out due to lack opportunities, weak government, administration, political selfishness and many more.. if you compare 10 to 15 years till now with Asian countries , Malaysia is down the hill while neighboring countries raising gradually. I got straight As in STPM, but failed to get in , but I was blessing to have scholarship from the United States and moved out there to contribute my talents.

[@andrewkhawcs]

My daughter learn so much on the internet, and speak better english than me.

[@MrMoneyTV]

haha true this new generation is a digital generation

[@sdqsdq6274]

a double edge sword if you ask me

[@livedtea4363]

She dont attend school?

[@tokidoki9116]

English is merely a too to communicate, a means to an end if you will.

[@arx117]

Later she will indocrinate by netizen to be liberal and supporting shit from west. She will act like white people more than white people did

[@ehf4597]

This guy is really good. No wonder the politician are trying hard to put him away. I've realized our politicians who are always trying to keep the rakyat apart. They just screw up everything apart and yes they sending their kids overseas and for the people our education is really good, no change needed except the cosmetic

[@arx117]

Wrong, he only sweets talks. Seriously did you know under him as minister of sports. He did what? He go every states in Malaysia and promises things that he has zero knowledge

[@ehf4597]

@@arx117 but i cannot support him coz he support LGBT

[@NotLikeWhatYouThink]

Choy

[@ehf4597]

@@NotLikeWhatYouThink yeah... Religious and science proof only 2 gender exist.

[@emptyangel]

give us the uncut interview please! this man's conviction!

[@MrMoneyTV]

Your wish is our command! We’ve just uploaded the full interview as an audio podcast :) You can check it out here: Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/5Pv3epxfio2tTrM0XWcNqm?si=0p8TzDgySEaulNdGRSpqAA Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/my/podcast/how-can-malaysia-be-better-than-singapore-ft-syed-saddiq/id1540414075?i=1000584491672