How to end your comedy career (Jocelyn Chia)

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[@cubbykeow6807]

'Malaysia don't have internet' 1 day later.. all her social media deactivated She has internet but can't online

[@soonheng1577]

now this is funny.🤣🤣

[@natashadouglas793]

Malaysia doesn't have the Internet.😁 Oh my, this lady is such an ignorant fool, and I laughed so hard.😂😂😂 I think we are all missing the point here. She is the joke.🙊

[@rosliromasarms2111]

​@@soonheng1577I'm totally agree with you here... Masha Allah...

[@terence3004]

Imagine how life is without the internet start from 2023

[@markzzzzberg1312]

she don't have any idea how brutal our "Bawang Army" netizen online.. Malaysian netizen is among the top cyber bullying in the world and almost all her social media account has been reported and be taken down by the Bawang Army

[@Hirotara]

Not gonna lie, it was quite frankly just the execution of the joke. Offensive humor is not a new thing, jokes about tragedies have been made before by even bigger comedians, but this is a case where its just offensive and zero humor 💀💀

[@knightstalker87]

*Yea right.. That's a long time ago, so many comedians trying to sold out the tragedies in their "stand up".*

[@TheBouvens]

She thinks she could pull it off like Family Guy hahaha out of your league son

[@toomuchmilo147]

I guess the joke didn’t land

[@Akane_Best_Girl]

It did land her in hot water tho.

[@zerodegreescelsius]

Haha, the joke didn't land. She landed, though. Hard. On her face :P

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

The joke crashed just like her career

[@Melcor2304]

These jokes in the reply section 😂

[@abbygale4913]

​@@zerodegreescelsius 🤣 u should be on stage

[@theosoreos]

I'm Malaysian, honestly I don't mind her jokes because obviously we Malaysians-Singaporeans banter a lot despite her mean ish delivery. It's just when she made fun of the unsolved tragedy with no proper closure, that's just purely offensive especially when she said "What? Malaysian airplanes going missing not funny, huh?" 👁️👄👁️

[@nuntana2]

It was all bad my friend. There is a big difference between banter and vindictiveness. The flight joke was in poor taste and hope she gets her comeuppance.

[@myeongwol]

That she need to ask the audience "not funny huh?" Means nobody laughed at that joke... it's not even a joke meh

[@AngelineNgkittykat]

And she also needs a refund from whoever did her eyebrows.

[@lalalulu17]

I know. She claimed to be so 1st world savy chick, but still has a pair of 90s eyebrows. Internet data not strong to research latest eyebrow designs ka mak cik?

[@pbmatty272]

IKR! Both her eyebrows and her jokes needs to go back to the drawing board.

[@TheYvesDropper]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@ramli1527]

hahaha you can be a standup comedian. well done.

[@rosslee7300]

Goshh..can we really do that?..🤣

[@cheli8330]

Now she is in America. An immigrant or whatever her status is, she is still an Asian. Would she dare to make jokes on 9/11.

[@beatricearie]

She should try to make jokes about school shooting in the US. And perhaps the holocaust too. That’ll add at least 2 more countries to hate her. 😂

[@natemarx4999]

Why not? Everything is on the table when it comes to jokes. Gilbert Gottfried made a twin towers joke a month after 911.

[@cheli8330]

@@natemarx4999 I'm exited to watch an Asian women like her to do it.

[@xxy3901]

@@natemarx4999 He got a lot of heat for that and it was even taken off the air. So Americans do get offended, not just us backwater Asians. Lmaoooo

[@FelixJaeger0412]

@@xxy3901 That was fresh in the wake. This has been a decade. South Park, Norm McDonald and many other comedians have made 9/11 jokes and it has been fine.

[@blackfistdeath1]

I didn't find her joke funny at all. She came off sounding like a jilted ex-lover who just can't let go, and if that was the vibe she was going for, it's just downright cringe.

[@PalemSetia-xc5uu]

Ikr,its like before she go on stage she has some really bad encountered with a malaysian then she decide,just wait i will turn you into a joke.

[@ramli1527]

i thought so too. she's been jilted by Malaysian before

[@HudaefCares]

That was the joke she was trying to make, yes. "Singapore is like Malaysia's ex that had a glow up and makes Malaysia regret breaking up." She went too far with the MH370 joke tho. Also she sounded too bitter. It's like a girl that was dumped by a guy, got a glow up but didn't mature and even had the gall to think that Malaysia's relatives dying was a fair thing to joke about.

[@faridy92]

Personally, as a Malaysian, the joke about how we are still developing and how advanced Singapore is is totally fine since most of her statements are correct except for the fact that Singapore was already an important trade route to begin with at that time. The British will literally sacrifice Malaysia for Sg tho. What's triggered Malaysians the most is her joke on the missing plane, the tragedy that has yet to be solved. Plus, our society as a whole is quite sensitive and conservative compared to the US for example. In this era where everything is one click away, you need to be mindful of your words or you may be attacked like her in this case.

[@munip346]

Yeah just like society on my country,Indonesia,never insult their(our) country or something about Indonesia even its a roast jokes,because they're so sensitive especially on internet.

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

It was totally unecessary for her to use the "Fck u" card against Malaysia.

[@twinsizeadventure]

Nope, try using 911 incident in the US as a joke.

[@Bread8468]

​@@munip346yeah but sometimes can be offensive but not too much

[@Bread8468]

​@@twinsizeadventureoh yeah hor that one got people make jokes about it

[@ybbolb]

I enjoy a good roast but somehow her delivery seems so mean spirited.

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

Exactly, shes not even trying to be funny, just straight up insulting the people

[@nigelmorais7722]

Isn't it super obvious that her delivery needs a damn lot of improvement?

[@mattongbp]

Objectively, her facial expression was vengeful from the 1980-1990s LKY SG independent video series narrative. I was educated in singapore 1994-1997, I can see why she has that sort of thinking.

[@theosoreos]

ikr her facial expressions just seems mean 😭😂

[@mohammadshamsuddin9978]

Agree.. like vendetta undertones... And she didn't get the history right.. should have never used that, because Singapore's history started way back before the British came..even before it got its name change , kota Singa ... Oops , better not hurt her feelings, she was born Singaporean, after all..

[@freedcrypto]

I'm Indonesia and yes, Indonesians (not me tho) tend to argue all the time with Malaysians in social media but really, I find these roasts to be lame, not even roasts, those were insults. She really needs to learn it from Sushi on how to roast properly

[@imqnz]

Their jokes have a success rate lower than a math test taken with a broken calculator, even silence can be more entertaining.

[@elignore3307]

the silence probably came after from the "wtf reaction"

[@abbygale4913]

I rather learn trigonometry or history class rather than listen to her joke.

[@NekoTeslaX]

itulah kenapa mr.bean punya video lawak bertahan sehingga harini. mesej dan penyampaian dia jelas melalui gerak tubuh,suasana dan menghidupkan watak lawak tersebut.

[@Wxvrse.97]

@@abbygale4913 seriously yes , plus have this woman stand next to my mom, she would have joked and roasted her badly

[@princesssolace4337]

Singaporean successfully doing stand up is like any SEA countries qualify for WC ..... its not going to happen

[@geekhenggoh1812]

She said we took her jokes (criticising Malaysia) too seriously. But, now she keeps deleting the comments netizens are leaving in her latest video posted on YT (Jocelyn Chia comedy). How is it that she cant take criticisms now?

[@theinvisiblegaijin1165]

I watched the initial part of her "jokes" before the airplane part and didn't find her funny at all. They are simply just mocking /bashing another country. Comedians who are good know the fine balance between mockery and creating actual humorous statements in a witty manner

[@simunooi5306]

Makes you wonder about those laughing out loud in the audience.

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

​@@simunooi5306Clearly they are American which is why they dont understand the bs she really is trying to say

[@bloodytoad2010]

BTW not many people laughed it seems. And there's an audience challenging her. SO yeah they felt the insult and that distasteful presentation.

[@Anon798_0]

spot on bro. dark humor is alright, given you know how to deliver them. but listening to her, there werent any humor in it, instead, full of spite. like when she said f u. she sound she literally meant it will all the hate in her. so, serves her right.

[@nuntana2]

Yes, it was spiteful vindictive tripe and unfunny in the extreme. Never heard of the woman before and hope I don't have the displeasure again... unless it is seeing that the Malaysians have gotten her behind bars lol.

[@sameema771]

She fails to deliver her jokes...its more like picking up a fight with your neighbour

[@rosieosman9379]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jle1352]

As a Malaysian looking at her video. One of the reason why we’re angry is something. The whole Malaysia and Singapore go separate way is because of the government thing. Like me as a normal citizen after watching her video we might think that: 40 years ago we are not involving in the separating issue. And about still developing country we always know that it’s government long lasting corruption that lead us until now. Like what can we do? We voted the best but didn’t win, we need to face some religion issue(sorry if I sound offending but I didn’t mean anything), we’re facing some bias and all that. Like what can we do? Her ending is okay for me. The comeback is fine cause sometimes we joke about that too. But the f Malaysia and the plane thing is not in our control, but we got blamed. Hope my own explanation is clear, tried my best to describe by text.

[@mattongbp]

As a malaysian, I sampled some of her content from her youtube channel objectively. She does not have skills, tactic and skin to be a comedian. Not even 1/3 of passing the minimum. She is just a public sweeping statement troll who thinks she is funny. Come to think about it, this old Ah Lian Aunty is even very unskilled at trolling.

[@lifearebennetitwant1007]

I’m pretty sure if the person saying the joke was an american y’all be fine with it

[@greenedleaf2481]

Lol I have no religion issue,Bapa kau saya punya kawan ialah banyak orang Islam saya respect

[@SadPeachCat]

Wouldn't say the jokes are good, content wise is ok, but the wording and delivery was just absolutely cringe.

[@lworld8009]

Agreed with you

[@harizhashim8520]

As you said she couldve done better at the way she delivered the joke and for me personally I think her tone and facial expression gives out more of a degrading or hateful rather than playful banter like a pro stand up for example Dave Chapelle would do.

[@shamseersureashkumar9087]

Yes i thought that same her facial expression really shows that

[@bevenaflame]

As a Malaysian, thank you sushii for covering this. What ticked me off with this whole fiasco wasn’t her jokes about Malaysia being underdeveloped, or her swearing F~U at Malaysia. I mean, I can take a joke. But she cross the line when she made fun about MH370. For many Malaysians, it is a tragedy that many families still endure till this day as there has been no closure or peace. There is fine line between comedy and being offensive. She deserves to be cancelled.

[@roslanhamidi2830]

Haven't done her research. Thought she was a lawyer... Haha.

[@psgistheworstclubineurope]

The fact that people are comparing her to uncle roger is hilarious

[@dantedante6422]

​@@roslanhamidi2830sooo?

[@mangkokhayon5039]

Malaysia definitely not underdeveloped

[@JacobWrestledGod]

I am the other way around, I find the joke just very unfunny

[@realozil6140]

The missing plane tragedy is indeed a sensitive topic, and it's important to consider the potential impact on individuals who may have personal connections or emotional ties to such events. It's crucial to approach discussions and humor with empathy and respect, considering the feelings and experiences of others. Making jokes about tragedies can be hurtful and disrespectful, particularly if it directly affects someone's loved ones. It's always better to exercise sensitivity and choose topics that are inclusive and do not cause unnecessary distress or pain.

[@kevint1160]

Just stop defending her. Comedy always tiptoes on the line between offensive and funny. One great example would be Dave Chappelle. Even the nastiest thing he joked about, he makes you go, "Hmm, he does have a point". HOWEVER, Jocelyn's "comedy" just comes out as vitriolic and plain insensitive. Even American comedians really have to take extra cautions when it comes to 9/11 jokes and with that said, they rarely want to risk that too. Her "jokes" are nothing more than a hate speech. There was no punchline. Just someone who woke up on the wrong side of the bed and decided to pick the most sensitive topic and bash a whole nation just to test out "what if".

[@waisee80]

Maybe she just broken from her Malaysian boyfriend hence the anger.

[@kevint1160]

@@waisee80 any Malaysian who finds her attractive and got intimate with her deserve the death penalty.

[@rosieosman9379]

@@kevint1160 😂😂😂

[@waisee80]

@@kevint1160 I thought people would say love is blind 🤣🤣🤣

[@princesssolace4337]

Defending her is like Chelsea 22/23 back 4. Its spineless and futile

[@joshualee8151]

as a white american even i understand the whole malaysia/singapore deal.. it was a poorly done delivery on her part noneless i didnt even laugh

[@syn9258]

As a Malaysian who is also a huge fan of stand-up comedy, I'm not offended by that part she did the punch-down bit whereby Malaysia is far behind Singapore in terms of development. It's the truth and that's a stand-up comedy so nothing is wrong about using that as materials. The delivery tho, I feel it's so bad and cringe at the same time but that's not what really upset most of the Malaysians. The main and worst thing throughout her whole part of comedy is she made fun of the MH370 tragedy. Even Dave Chappelle is always being careful when it comes to offensive bits. Jocelyn Chia tried so hard and apparently it didn't end well.

[@Steven-qs7zp]

Did you watch the video? She never mentioned MH370.

[@Daniel-gn9ff]

@@Steven-qs7zp Not *directly but mentioning a plane that goes missing and * doesn’t land, well you can put two and two together. Edited due to some grammar errors on my end ;-;

[@hanshen3588]

​@@Steven-qs7zp IMHO, making MH370 jokes is fine in Malaysia, provided if you have great set-up, delivery, punchline, etc because many Malaysians I know did it... The problem is that the routine seems mean-spirited in nature, don't know whether that's intentional or not. Also, her comedy acts sound like she herself has grudges on Malaysia, I think that's the main problem, tho...

[@hanshen3588]

​@@Steven-qs7zpBut hey, she got what she wanted tho. Failed to be a lawyer & comedian, but you can be a successful provocateur. News media thrive on that...

[@syn9258]

@@Steven-qs7zp Did you watch the news? Which Msian plane else is missing? Don't ask stupid question or you shall get stupid prize.

[@HandsomeBoy99999]

She became the joke herself and went missing and didn't land

[@davidwee130]

time for her to go away

[@KaitouKiara422]

Personally, I think the straw that broke camel was when she mention about MH370. I love dark humor but her execution comes as a hate speech instead. Tho I won't deny the rivarly between mys and sg cause its true

[@saltytroopa6578]

When a Karen tries to stand up comedy.

[@davidwee130]

disaster

[@roslanhamidi2830]

She is just plain angry and that doesn't come out as a joke!

[@Kai-tm9dy]

I think the worst part about the whole incident is not the joke itself but the lack of remorse from Jocelyn.

[@thetropics8238]

Totally agree. Her sorry has to come from someone else 😮‍💨 She can't be even a little bit apologetic about it even after the public spells out "insensitive" to her 🤦‍♀️

[@susanissajoke]

The worst part is people dont know how much of of.a victim I AM. You dont realize how much this offends ME

[@susanissajoke]

@@thetropics8238 maybe the apology got lost like a Malaysian airplane

[@colinrodman689]

She made a joke. There is no need to apologize.

[@Hllee6428]

Yeah, the vicious delivery too. And her failure to make this particular segment tastefully funny (even if her other jokes were funny before). it sounded more like she was venting what was really in her heart, the disdain seemed pretty genuine imho. At least Njgel Ng says similar jokes as his exaggerated Uncle Roger persona with an equally exaggerated accent which makes it look like an obvious joke. But even he got cancelled too, so I don’t see why Jocelyn wouldn’t either.

[@ricebowl4359]

FINALLY I WAITED FOR SUSHI TO REVIEW THIS YAY

[@ZeroRekoning]

As Malaysian I understand comedy should be able to talk bout anything but you have to first truly understand the material and execute it properly. If Dave Chappelle read ntg on Singapore's exit and joke how its Singapore's fault alone without understanding the politics, even he would receive backlash. The reason most Malaysians were offended was her delivery combined with her edgy material, plus her instagram replies defending herself instead of apologizing. And btw spot on Sushi that US audience doesnt understand the big deal here nor the tension and culture back home.

[@waisee80]

If there is no limits... she should have used 9/11 as content for her show / job at Comedy Cellar in NY (relatable and connecting with audiences, as most comedians said). She knows if she were to use 9/11, she will instantly become a "pulp" on the spot and followed by lawsuits, threats on her 1ife and no more jobs for her in America. Easy and convenient for her to choose a "victim" that does not have avenue to voice objections.

[@rnathanielryaan2034]

u gotta be kidding me cos 9/11 jokes occur in the USA stand ups routinely

[@waisee80]

@@rnathanielryaan2034 Are you sure? Is it just some hear say statement?

[@jayden3979]

​@R Nathaniel Ryaan almost all of the comedians who've made fun of 9/11 are American themselves. It's basically self-deprecating humour which is different from when an outsider tries to make a joke out of it

[@Testtest-jg4xn]

Yeah. Ask her to talk about Binladen....

[@ramli1527]

thank you. how true.

[@Lu5ck]

The plane joke is the last straw, I don't think I seen any jokes made off tragedy survived.

[@nix294]

We already make a lot of 9/11 jokes. But, she got skill issue with her joke delivery.

[@zaffyjay2806]

The fact that the audience laughed at "F*** you ass***" already tells their level of humour. Like yoo what are you people laughing about?? Where's the joke?? That aside, i agree to certain extend about the malaysia-singapore ties. I as Malaysians acknowldge our country's shortcomings. But the way she said it dammm she sounded so bitter!! Repeatedly saying the F word to the poor malaysian lad at the audience lmao. But yeah, the joke about MH370 is way too far. She should know that asians are conservative societies since she's asian herself. Trying to be american by being incensitive towards her own roots!

[@ellesarcee7942]

No. Her joke WAS offensive. Not the part about us being a developing country, that's fine. A bit bitter but still acceptable. What is not fine was the joke on the missing plane. I know someone personally whose son was on that plane and her other son died of a broken heart because of that "plane that couldn't land". You DON'T make fun of tragedies and of other people's heartache. Period.

[@xygdra]

The best kicker is that, JC can just continue doing her gig in US, but probably never in MY/SG since she didnt even attempt do make peace with netizens

[@Syn741]

the thing about that bit about "devloping country", if the joke ended at "fk you ass holes" it would be all good. but she didn't know when to pull back that made it jarring. the thing about jokes about sensitive topics is to touch and go. but she touch and stayed too long that it became distasteful.

[@irman3105]

Her face when she smile just like serpent

[@DarrelWan]

Nah. She went all out rage on Malaysia - Singapore relationship. It’s not even close to a joke. It’s pure rage and sarcasm

[@seollllllla]

Malaysian here - I would not find her comments on the fact that msia is still a developing country w/o fast internet as offensive, even given the context in which she made those statements. I feel like the last straw is when she teased at the aviation incidents. I wonder how US ppl (or Westerners in general) would react if she ever makes fun of similar tragedies in the US.

[@Reenx95]

I think it's more on the mh370 tragedy than the rivalry. Theres families who are still trying to cope and live with it. It distraught the whole nation and its neighbouring countries that had families onboard. Imagine someone whose not from us making fun of the 9/11. Or the Holocaust. The rivalry was just another fuel

[@starmartini8972]

If she uses the 911 tragedy for jokes, I think the audience will explode too.

[@laphingleolaphing9069]

I really don't understand why every youtubers or influencers kept saying we are angry because the vs, rivalry or comparison of the 1st vs 3rd world country, we are chill with that, the whole point we're angry at was the MH370 tragedy because the disrespectful towards the victims and their families.

[@al-paciyes5722]

In Malaysia, with her kind of look,one can only land a job at the pig farm

[@davidwee130]

agree

[@aegontan686]

Did she even have a comedy career to begin with?

[@joustmaster_69]

Yea, she is the joke

[@woaihuacheng]

i heard she was a lawyer or smth

[@joustmaster_69]

@@woaihuacheng haiya probably only know how to bs

[@nigelmorais7722]

@@woaihuacheng that's probably she got her jokes from which explains the origin of her jokes and the antagonizing side of her jokes.

[@sadmikewazowski7754]

That's brutal af​@@joustmaster_69

[@pokejjayy]

Tbh comedians can get away with anything if their controversial and offending joke is funny enough

[@tokdeddidon3696]

Ha ha ha joker boooooooooooooo

[@joekerr9036]

So true.... I enjoy Ricky Gervais joke on gypsies and the holocaust.

[@NZS528]

JC is not a Singaporian anymore.. and she is so proud of Singapore. Why ah?

[@eugenelim5502]

Why? She is psychology imbalance. Need man desperately

[@joekerr9036]

A lot of ex-Singaporean and Malaysian would say like this but none of them want to be Malaysian or Singaporean ever after migrating to the Anglo countries.

[@rosieosman9379]

@@eugenelim5502😂😂😂😂

[@77subhub96]

I do think there's a fine line between being funny and being offensive. The jokes about development of SG and MY have been around for a long time, people know about it, laugh about it and ride with it. But to joke about a tragedy, esp as a foreigner, that should never be it. I did not watch the whole thing, but snippets of that made me remember not only 370 but also 17 where these are innocent people and families who were just going on a holiday. It's terrible. It will always be a sensitive topic, and she should tread about it carefully. (Side note: there was a Malaysian in the crowd, I wonder what s/he thinks about it live)

[@rbh513]

That Malaysian was planted by the comedian so she could curse Malaysia.

[@WakenerOne]

That line is not in the comedian's mouth. It's in the listeners' brains. The same joke at the same performance can be found funny by some, and offensive by others. Do you think that she should be in control of the brains of the audience members?

[@77subhub96]

@@WakenerOne I agree that the difference is in the listeners. That's why she is able to get away unscathed with the American crowd who might be ignorant of this tragedy. She would probably be booed down her first stage if she had done it in SG or MY or perhaps in Asia. I'd say it blew up because she decided it was funny and posted it up on social media. If she hadn't, SG wouldnt have to apologize for this insensitive person who had spent half her life abroad.

[@khairulanuar24]

There is a huge difference between fist world country and a developed country I don't know if she aware on that..

[@ren7416]

she looks like cinderella's step sister

[@davidwee130]

she looks like everybody

[@oneweddy69]

The country she so proud of even stripped her citizenship...

[@cocaineminor4420]

Because she doesn't deserve this citizenship singapore is all about respecting one another And this women is a shame I'm glad they stripped her citizenship

[@cocaineminor4420]

Let her join the Karen's in USA

[@Thethewho]

She sounds like Sushi when he's trying to be sarcastic except she's serious ..

[@renarouge5558]

Achievement Unlocked: Say something so offensive your country has to apologize on your behalf Class Unlocked: Village Idiot Bravo Jocelyn Chia👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jqvns]

imagine joking about people who lost their family members but still doesnt know why

[@chinwengkeong]

IMHO there are 3 things that good comedians who roast others well do... (1) they punch up, not down (2) intention comes from a good place or at least valuable social commentary (3) execution is the final make or break. I think she failed on all 3 and that's why she has a loooooong way to go.

[@lalalulu17]

Me, a Malaysian living in a house with air cond, and netflix. In fact watching youtube right now with strong wifi. It aint all bad. Besides i can get medical care for RM1 if i want 😅 this auntie bodoh.

[@petrpein]

People are wasting their time over-analyzing her garbage (about whether she is funny or not, etc etc). Singaporeans and Malaysians are traditionally an easygoing humorous lot and we can certainly take jokes and never had problem having a good self-deprecating laugh at ourselves over our national shortcomings. But it is obvious, from the universal condemnation from Singaporeans and Malaysians alike, from the ordinary men and women on the street to national leaders, that the whole thing is repulsive and tasteless. Can we just dispense with all the analytical BS and simply just admit that this is a clear-cut case of someone engaging in hate speech that is poorly disguised as 'stand-up comedy'. I mean jeez guys, if the shoe had been on the other foot, and some lame-brain decided to make a similarly tasteless joke on Singapore's Silk Air Flight 185.........can you imagine the backlash ? A stand-up like Kumar quite often poke fun at Malaysia and Singapore but we absolutely split our guts laughing to his jokes. But that's because Kumar has always been a class act with a deft touch on what are the acceptable boundaries between comedy and outright abuse.

[@dharmaosman184]

I Started A Joke - Bee Gees I started a joke Which started the whole world crying But I didn't see That the joke was on me, oh no I started to cry Which started the whole world laughing Oh, if I'd only seen That the joke was on me I looked at the skies Running my hands over my eyes And I fell out of bed Hurting my head from things that I'd said 'Til I finally died Which started the whole world living Oh, if I'd only seen That the joke was on me I looked at the skies Running my hands over my eyes And I fell out of bed Hurting my head from things that I'd said 'Til I finally died Which started the whole world living Oh, if I'd only seen, oh yeah That the joke was on me, oh no That the joke was on me Oh, no, no, no Beautiful song. The lyrics fits her. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKPKYoh3nt16l68

[@little.raindrop]

Now it's her turn to sink down rock bottom

[@akumayeong1704]

Sushii can be a better stand up comedian than her

[@Hs5687]

What puzzles me is Why Sing Gov so quick to Apologise if she not even S’porean? ie. Sing Gov are experts at using Proxies to do their Dirty Work for them…

[@michaelling6352]

Is becoz they are sound politicians chia mention she is sorta singaporean and imagine if singapore politician do not make a statement to condemn the jokes u are just giving excuses for the malaysians to say we are agreeing on that and worsen the relationship between 2 countries? To me is definitely common sense then ur make up conspiracy.

[@Hs5687]

@@michaelling6352 Pls lah Sg Gov never Quick to Apologise , let alone Publicly also … this smells more like a Demo of Power thru Proxy …

[@nyk2000m]

She's an amazing woman who make a comedy career by throwing insults.

[@rosslee7300]

I agree with this man. Apart from her spiteful jokes she need to come up with a much more creative bounch back. I think that is the key. The example he gave about that suckling thing caught me off guard. I was having my lunch by the way and managed to swallow the whole whatever things in my mouth in just a nick of time before bursting my laugh like heck. Edit: yes I am Malaysian. Cheers.

[@nigelmorais7722]

Apparently, from researching about her background, she came from a typical Asian Singapore family (the type where parents and siblings would aim to be lawyer, engineer or doctor to do well in life). She apparently got an excellent education, went to NUS to study law, become a lawyer and later found passion in stand up comedy when she went overseas in America to study her masters. Quitting a 5 or 6 figure career to do stand-up comedy takes a lot of guts. Suggesting that her parents and brother are still supportive of her career change, it's still common sense that it would be quite risky to do stand-up comedy like we have all seen Uncle Roger got cancelled by China because of what he said. But Uncle Roger is still standing regardless of the backlash. In this case since she was a former lawyer, it made sense that she would make political jokes involving countries like Malaysia. Comparing with stand-up comedians like Uncle Roger and Jimmy O Yang (I watched both of them btw), Jocelyn still needs a lot of work on the delivery of her jokes because from this video, I felt her jokes sometimes lean on the antagonising side in terms of tone and delivery. US audience can laugh at her jokes but we, Singaporeans and also Malaysians, don't take most jokes lightly especially if there is a political element that destroys both countries' dynamics. Not sure if she watched how Uncle Roger got cancelled by China but I hope this controversy can change how Jocelyn views her stand up comedy career. Considering that she is a naturalised American, her roots still come from Singapore despite years of naturalisation in America

[@lalalulu17]

Sometimes these highly educated people tend to be very delusional in terms of their 'off the track' projects. Usually they had the passion but not the talent for creative undertaking.

[@nigelmorais7722]

@@lalalulu17 yeah, I sorta agree. But also before she even takes up stand-up comedy in the first place, she should have approached the experienced guys in the field to have dry runs instead of going free on it.

[@user-yz4oj9oz5d]

She is NOT a naturalised American. She was born in Boston, Massachusettes, USA, so she is an American by birth. She held American-Singaporean dual nationality for most of her life, until SG outlawed dual nationalities, and she then became an American only. But she is, by dint of being born in the USA, an American.

[@patrickliew2005]

Yes, Straits Time mentioned she was born in USA...so is a US citizen by birthright. She lost her Sg citizenship when she turned 22...as Sg not allow dual citizen.

[@aaronjaggard8287]

How to launch a career

[@grys9245]

Mm yeah i agree…i actually think it may also be because of how much material she has on the sg vs msia thing. Makes it tough to pull off because it almost comes across as personal/petty. I watch jimmy carr, who is offensive on every possible level, but there’s a level of impersonality or equality (lol) to his offensiveness so it’s sort of like everyone and every topic is just fair game to him so you know, people just roll with the punches. Then again, even if she were to adopt a similar style (more variety and less of targetting sg vs msia) and reword her joke more tastefully, it may still get singled out. The risk level of this joke is just no joke man. But at least the joke may have taken off more.

[@mahukar]

She was just plainly being offensive, rude and insensitive There is a difference between joking and plain insulting others Any school kid can tell that Sophistication is by no means a guarantee of innovation Simplicity is by no means a guarantee of stupidity

[@WakenerOne]

Spoken like someone who hasn't the slightest chance of understanding the comedy of Don Rickles.

[@mahukar]

@@WakenerOne....spoken like someone who does not value human life....

[@diaazalayna9123]

orang spore tak perlu minta maaf, korang tak salah pun. kami Malaysia faham. cuma bengang dengan makcik sorg tu je. 😎its ok

[@RudiTheMan]

Not only the joke didn't land, It barely fly,

[@Aether-Re]

Ngl I won't be surprised if she somehow goes missing like her joke

[@tenglei2]

tbh when i only read what she said, it didnt seem that bad no offence to msians. i could see it being funny in some way. but when i watched the actual vid with her tone and all, wah its not even a joke, sounds like she has some hatred for msia instead

[@JassySunrise-nd8kx]

Jaclyn Chia is trying to divide Malaysia and Singapore

[@alcoholicblue]

What.. Now she is going missing on every social media not funny aa??? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hilladam8482]

She make a joke so bad til getting canceled by 2 country.

[@knightstalker87]

*Heyyy Uncle Roger nak react tentang ini, tak sabar nak tunggu macam mana reaksi Uncle Roger tentang ini. 😊🙏🏾🖤🔥*

[@PassionPno]

If you knew him well enough, he will not talk about this.

[@BrokenSky79]

"This joke kills" What exactly? Brain cells?

[@davidwee130]

kills herself

[@rosieosman9379]

😆😆😆😆

[@lidna82]

She just went from a nobody to someone known by the whole of 2 countries and more in a matter of seconds.

[@joekerr9036]

So true ! Hahahahahahahahaha

[@hongmie4549]

MH370 is never a joke material for all time

[@alipetuniashow]

You’re right it’s all the time😂

[@kazami5699]

It is not funny to joke about Malaysia and Singapore as the joke definitely never land well

[@MINI.ANIMALIST]

You can always joke about ANYTHING in the name of comedy. Whether that joke is funny, is debatable.

[@hazelnuts23]

@@MINI.ANIMALIST We have debated and it come to conclusion that her joke never land well

[@luvlieify]

Sushi, please do a vid on the incident where the cyclist climbed atop the car bonnet near i12 katong. Would love to hear your thoughts on that 😅 And also, is that an engagement ring I see on your finger? 😬

[@melvinlo7704]

I rewatched and found the ring on 4:55 😂

[@chuvst3r]

her previous jokes didnt piss us off but it did sound personal. like she had actual beef with malaysians and it was rlly off putting lmao. it was just the mh370 joke that rlly got people riled up

[@crazyme7825]

that magic wont work if that person wasn't laughing

[@falconmage89]

There is an American comedian that supported her and said don't apologise. The audience was Americans but maybe if she twisted it to... Oh i dunno... 9/11 tragedy... Maybe the crowd would have sang a different tone.

[@shandani7215]

A real comedian makes fun of himself, not anyone else. People laugh when he does that because they know they are no different from him.

[@iikxtham7179]

That plane joke went over the line

[@3hahahas9072]

the joke flew over our heads

[@User-jy4mr]

Well… I guess that joke didn’t fly…

[@VeryHungryEggshelleater]

It did , whether if it has landed is unlikely

[@wahidpawana424]

The joke lost its point somehow.

[@User-jy4mr]

I think she winged her comedy

[@wahidpawana424]

@Frenzyface she needs to find new materials to aviate her comedy routine after that wreckage of a punchline.

[@User-jy4mr]

Her joke just didn’t hit the same as the plane did

[@50mmnikonainikkor55]

I think it was the mh370 part that was the catalyst.

[@abbygale4913]

Malaysia and singapore are in fine relation. Malaysia provide labour dan property. Singapore provide jobs and income. She trying to make it looks bad. What is her motive?

[@hyelicious]

yayyy i was waiting for you to react to this!

[@rismakamalsjah1064]

I totally agree with you. Even with her face expression shows her personal hatred.

[@John.Doe.A.D33R]

I guess her joke just got herself CANCELLED 🙃 I wonder who's laughing now 😏

[@elainedickinson7521]

It will be HARD for her to get Malaysia or many Singapore audiences from now on. Karma.

[@davidwee130]

we

[@SpartanPotato]

Im all for roasting its good to be able to laugh at ourselves. If done tastefully its a fun way to constructively conduct self improvement. However, it also should be duly noted that there is a very fine line between being rude and roasting. Singaporeans and Malaysians share a unique relationship as if the two countries are a family we fight amongst ourselves, tease and make fun but we stand together.

[@DanyalElia]

If there is anyone deserve to be canceled it 's her...

[@davidwee130]

cancel her

[@rahmatnation2807]

This is not a joke. It is just pure sick in the head. She seriously needs help.

[@davidwee130]

Sick everywhere

[@PrioCaptSend]

Stand up (and leave) comedy.

[@rosieosman9379]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@zulkeflizakaria268]

not gonna lie her face is funnier than her joke lol💀🗿

[@nicholashow7375]

actually, her joke did not land, but then again, she is a comedian, she is supposed to push the boundaries, so in a way, her joke did not land, just say sorry, and make more jokes,

[@RaptureOnCloudNo.9]

From my little exposure to standup comedies (mainly from youtube videos), facts are usually delivered with a straight face. "Haiya, why wash rice with a collander?!" *Straight face/frown* While punch lines, ESPECIALLY borderline offensive ones, should be delivered with a smile, to send a subconscious cue for your audiences' to laugh, as well as letting them know you are joking. "I wanna do some pounding with Auntie Esther! Sorry children." *Smiles* When you deliver borderline offensive jokes with a straight face/frown, this is what you get. If you joked about a friend's balding wife on stage during the Oscars while smiling, the most you'll get is a slap, but everyone would have been on your side. You see, smiling is the key. Styles are for people who are masters at their craft, when they have the basics down pat, so you can deviate from the beaten path without much risk. Clearly her style of a straight-faced delivery, fell flat, (Absolutely no pun intended), which is high time for her to reassess her style.

[@harvindhakshanrajasegar4362]

The joke did not take off, let alone land

[@novastorm7139]

Honestly this just gives me the Amos yee vibe but more racism

[@NekoTeslaX]

sushi, stand up joke atau gurauan pentas harus ada line dan ada limitnya tersendiri tidak kira profesional atau baru ,sama seperti kita bergurau senda dgn rakan walaupun darkhumor kita tentu saja memikirkan akibat dari gurauan kita kepada rakan, mustahil kamu tidak pernah mengalami hal itu. pembayangan isu kapal terbang malaysia dlm gurauan tu , bukanlah suatu gurauan profesional. dalam kapal terbang itu sekira ada keluarga kamu , pasti kamu akan sedih dibuat bahan lawak jenaka demi meraih perhatian, tarikan atau bahan sebagai lawak .itulah kita semua di berikan otak boleh berfikir jernih..kita harus menggunakan kreativiti utk menghasilkan lawak yg boleh diterima umum,mesej yang ingin disampaikan, dan kesimpulan dari apa bahan yang kita persembahan..3 pekara ini adalah paling asas melakukan konten sama ada lawak,video dan persembahan . sekalipun darkhumor ada cara presentation yg profesional dan tahu mengelak batas paling risiko besar , bukan menghadirkan kebencian , kesedihan dan provokasi dlm bentuk skill jenaka gelap yg belum dimahiri . sushi, saya harap komen saya ini cukup membuat kamu faham.kami tidak benci singapore.tapi kami benci orang yg melakukan kehancuran kedamaian perpaduan dalam bidang seni dengan meraih kepentingan sendiri.