Studying in Singapore worth waking up early for one Johor student

[@wh7824]

15 years later: Mom, dad i want to become a KZbinr

[@harenmark4911]

hahaha

[@alimimpira9073]

**slapping noises intensifies**

[@Mathias_Andre]

wHeeZee

[@dandane5227]

Dad: REEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!

[@ammarn94]

The parents would hang themselves 🤣

[@RayMak]

I would go crazy if I need to wake up at 3.30am everyday

[@alvin-kh1yw]

Waking up at 6am is already a problem

[@awesomearyanandfriends]

Why do I see your comment in all the videos I'm recommended

[@alonelyz1981]

still here I play games from 7 pm to 3 am

[@sarankumar5430]

30min after 3am 😢

[@lordego414]

@@awesomearyanandfriends i think he trying to be the singaporean justin y

[@____-lj2cl]

Imagine if he left his homework in his house , "cher , i left my homework in Malaysia"

[@haretztj4682]

lmao im dying right now xD i honestly think the teacher will respond:: *ayyyoo thiss boy ahh excuse excuse excuse only*

[@kamilzain4112]

😂😂😂

[@ikuto122]

@VanderbiltQuinn it's a Singaporean way of saying teacher

[@paulaaron8825]

Good one

[@wdtcctr]

That's eactly what my malaysian classmate told the teacher last time lol xD

[@doihaveaname5366]

This kid wake up at 3 am meanwhile there is me that start sleeping at 3 am

[@suryasmith5]

Jennifer Laura yes sis... See how hardworking... Singapore need that kind of hardworking ppl

[@thatcreepynerdinyourclass6745]

Jennifer Laura 😂😂😂 same

[@milan6782]

Me 2

[@oisshyiiee1236]

Yahahahahaha same

[@rituekrhffhdhdhd1706]

Omg same lol today i slept at 4am aye 1 hour of sleep with coffee

[@ajconway4538]

When I was in high school,the class start at 7 am And I wake up at 7

[@lurongc2169]

aj conway teachers be like......

[@vibeybicchan5974]

aj conway I’m so happy rn When I was in Singapore class started at 8. Now I’m in Australia class starts at 9 😂

[@ajconway4538]

@@vibeybicchan5974 lucky you

[@lurongc2169]

Jeon Jungkook I’m Australian and my high school starts at 8:20 lol

[@vibeybicchan5974]

Lurong C well, the thing is I’m still in primary school. Maybe class will start earlier when I get to high school 👌🏻

[@MuhammadShafiqShafiqx]

I think it’s better to go to International school in Malaysia instead you sacrificed your time and energy to study in Singapore school.

[@masakanistriku6203]

Which have tuition fees around $50.000/month

[@xoom1712]

way more expensive...they may not be able to afford. And as someone who's gone to international school, honestly at the primary level it's not worth it. Better to send for IGCSE or A Levels/IB etc.

[@milawijdan4057]

Yes they're.... even Malaysia have all kinds of international studies by private sector, same as S'pore too.

[@smtown00]

U r absolutely right...talent can take u high not the reputed school or colleges or university...

[@andreapaulinacolinvargas8334]

Hey I go to an international school and the fees for a year are about the same cost as a university in the US (fifty thousand US dollars)

[@mothjitsu]

Great family, but surely there are good schools in Malaysia? I feel these days it's your creativity and intelligence that will give you success, not which school you went to.

[@ZionOngCH]

Nathan Panggabean well, but the right school should be able to discover your creativity and equip the knowledge that you need to be succeeded.

[@rainbowmagic7888]

As far as i know, Chinese and Indians (or Rather non-Bumiputras) cannot get into local University easily. In SMKs (Sec School), Chinese and Indians are treated differently by the Counsellors/Prefects and some teacher (although rarer for Teachers). You might say, Indians are minority in Singapore too. Yeah, that's right, difference between Singapore and Malaysia, Singaporeans aren't as racist and can complain teacher if they are bad. Malaysian English is terrible. Indian community are too small (probably) to fund their own Indian High School. Unlike Chinese who are more lucky who has Chinese Independent School.

[@minchan_821]

Rainbow Magic i don't want to offend anyone but your 'Singapore aren't as racist' is a little bit put off. sometimes while i'm using the internet, there are videos that are showing some singaporean being racist.

[@Theruben1223]

point on!

[@whatiwriteafterthisismainl7133]

Rainbow Magic `Malaysian english is terrible', hey, are u from Malaysia? Seems like it😐

[@Orhneeyou]

pretty sure there are many many good schools in malaysia too. And even w a singaporean education, it cant garuantee him a good job too. It's hard even for some singaporeans to find a good job too. But on the other hand, I respect their decision and sacrifaces too. The little boy is so cute!:D

[@ItsmeIsaac]

Malaysian education is not really good I’m sorry to say

[@qqpp355]

I'm Malaysian and migrated to Singapore And wow ,my family did a right choice on that Look at Malaysia now...

[@pbwidia]

rahul dalal well technically education is everything... especially for an asian

[@joemama-fx4ig]

Kay seriously though. Yes, I respect their commitment but this mindset is bs. Even ppl graduating from Yale struggle to get employment. Their investment will likely NOT return what they want it to.

[@adnansz8930]

Wafa Hami holyshit, learn algreba and calculus when they 7 years old? They are still in elementary school right?

[@ivynotpoisonivy1901]

Go to international schools, they have similar prices to singapore schools and some are even cheaper, the transport fees are cheaper and you dont have to wake up at 3 in the morning. Sincerely, an international student who is now studying in a university in canada.

[@harrysufri8919]

the school in singapore is $200/month but international school in brunei the cheapest international school is $1300/month (4000rm) i know you’re talking about malaysia international school but just saying haha.

[@麻馬華公會會長MCA]

International school is expensive af in Malaysia...

[@prototype1939]

@@麻馬華公會會長MCA It really depends. I am studying in an international school and the fee a year is around rm11k. Some international schools are higher and some are lower it really depends on which one you choose.

[@麻馬華公會會長MCA]

@@prototype1939 dude 11k per year is astronomical for families that are within the B40 category or even M20 like me who are currently single ... That's like almost 1k per month, and that's only the school fee, what about other additional fees like text book, stationary, breakfast, lunch, uniform, extra curriculum, tuition, school trip etc... Not everyone has high income or fortunate as you though

[@prototype1939]

@@麻馬華公會會長MCA I would consider myself very lucky tbh because as I told you my school fee is pretty low comparing to the others. Some items you point out school uniform honestly I haven’t change or need to buy extra uniforms, lunch I only get rm5 a day and that’s already enough for me, the extra curriculum is already included into the school fee, my school rarely has any school trips plus the trip is optional. The only item expensive is the books but not all books we need to buy yearly some textbooks actually are brought forward to next grade. I got really lucky that this school I am going, I would say at most my parents spending for everything a year is around rm12k

[@sariqb]

He will continue the legacy of brown dads: “When I was little I travelled for hours and across countries just to attend school”

[@jayeq9974]

"Cher, I didnt bring my homework" Cher,"Well, I need it today. Go home and get it." "...It's at home cher. I live in Malaysia." :/ "Meet me outside General Office @ 5am tmr."

[@KXCROW]

Johor? Tmr morning remember pass it to me outside the general office @4:20am

[@noonxrs]

Lol k

[@noonxrs]

@@KXCROW oh oof

[@jayeq9974]

if that were to actually happen then atleast the kid has a solid excuse

[@pxterpanxo]

I went to study in Singapore too. I'm from Johor :) In my opinion, it was absolutely worth it in terms of the experiences and education I got but in terms of friendships, I had the worst luck. That's what I regret most. I'd like to add that I continued my degree in Malaysia and a lot of the friends I made here are just as bright (some even better) than those I've met in SG. They have given me more life lessons and values and experiences than I am learning in my lecture rooms. So, saying schools are bad anywhere, it's just not right. It depends on what the child values when learning and interests when growing up.

[@habeebmohammed2535]

Living in malaysia and telling bad things about the country and good thing about singapore why don't you all shift to singapore

[@brandonlew5132]

It's the truth though

[@beeplayz8597]

@@brandonlew5132 yea, im struggelling rn cuz im not very fluent in malay

[@imthecoolest50]

Yoon Teck based on your spelling, you aren’t exactly fluent in English either, are you?

[@nohshaikma05]

Agreed.

[@levileo2492]

High cost of living bruh

[@Lilmiszsophie]

I don't know, kid. My sister has a degree in Malaysia, she got a job in Singapore. I've got Master Degree in Manchester, I got nowhere outside Malaysia

[@teamgirls3167]

i really applaud the sacrifices that his and his parents have to make, it must not be easy for them. here we have spore parents and students whining abt too much homework, too difficult test roll eyes

[@dendriticdent9980]

Team Girls More like unnecessary sacrifice. They should not burden that boy that early. All he need to do is to score his A-level later n apply to Spore uni. Most malaysian can perform well, i bet he could too.

[@singaporeball4421]

13 hrs of revisiom for psle is too much

[@whitebonsai]

The bigger the fire, the faster you’ll burn the candle. Don’t push too hard

[@imrandanie]

'In malaysian school i have to speak malay while in sngapore i have to speak english. I choose singapore cus i like english'. I swear that was a dumb statement. Ever heard of international school?. Cus they have cambridge study material and system which is well known around the world. Study igcse. Even though you score your igcse you must go through ielts to continue to higher education level at uk universities.

[@nasrun1911]

@@imrandanie i agree, there's an international school at JB called Sekolah Sri Utama. Lot's of student from Germany, Korean, and more. Just the matter of times these parents to open their eyes and check out int. school around them.

[@g1kluang]

High commitment at a very young age. But let me be really honest, your surroundings are the one that will influence you the most in your life. I had friends graduated from London and US, to be honest, they werent that impressive as i thought. My dad sent me to chinese primary school and you know what, thats my biggest strength now when it comes for a succesful career. Not to take away any credit frm this kid, but again make sure you surround urself with good friends and great connections in ur workplace.

[@lovecytesm.a.l9224]

This is on point.

[@Tripl0se]

JeevS GOne yeah bro I agree. I studied in a Chinese primary school too.

[@ronin7176]

Let him be. Its his rights. Nobody gives shit about your life story. You are supposed to be proud of him, not comparing to your pathetic childhood.

[@resuwanrazack7253]

Hey Mr grown up, let's this boy run his early life. Its his parents money and by the looks of it they got it all on point.

[@E.T05]

As a malaysian i agree with the mother for saying that some of the universities in malaysia are not recognised, but IMO if the kid doesnt do well at singapore theres really no difference sending him to any school.

[@poolfans]

MrScOut for what I have seen from the vids the boy want to study in Sg. And he understand what and why he is doing all these. He works hard. Very sensible and thoughtful boy

[@jianxiongRaven]

the kid ya he's decision . I feel SG btr too

[@davidtakius]

That sohainess....nowadays graduating with a degree doesn’t guarantee you can get a job...some of the most successful entrepreneurs and businessman actually has lower academics qualifications than salaryman. The moral of the story dun be so kiasu and kiasi, all those hardwork studying and scoring in school doesn’t makes u come out to be a robot in life...think that you’re now only primary 6 or secondary 1 or 2. The world is ever changing and demanding, it also means by the time u graduated get a degree and start working in the real society, all those years of schooling education has already outdated. My point is not to give up on academics but be smart in choosing the real hobby or life or dreams u want to be instead of churning out another robot in the society that makes you suffer and not in control over your life and decisions you make.

[@Theruben1223]

i guess this people are gonna learn that the hard way! Poor child tho..

[@ajohnwong]

Well your statement is not valid for those who want to become a researcher or lecturer. Those kiasu and kiasi people need to read a lot and to get a PhD.

[@evolove5365]

Well said

[@860623496517]

Good point. Agreed. Its dreadful working for the rest of your entire life for something that you dont like.

[@Noot2022]

Sohainess 😂

[@whatiwriteafterthisismainl7133]

Scrolling through the comments,i realized that most people said that its a waste of money, its not a healthy lifestyle,the parents should let the kid relax a bit, and much more other stuff. I personally think that its his choice,it maybe could help him in the future,who knows? Everyone (most of them) in the comments said that the new generation of malaysian students aren't even good at malay, and i think otherwise... Malay is actually a very easy language,I'm not really GREAT at it, but at least i always try my best. Some people also stated that the parents were right and that college kids that graduate in Malaysia doesn't get a successful job, or even a steady job. I don't know about that but im pretty sure some of the world's best went to college in Malaysia(dont ask me who, i have no idea, just read it in an article online a few days back). Malaysian sillibus is actually improving a lot ,and now the new generation of KSSM/KSSR students study EXACTLY what Singaporean students their age studies. Some commentors also commented on the languages Malaysians have to learn in school. Yes, we learn tons of languages, and most of them can help us be successful in life and communicate with people that speaks other languages. I, myself am a proud Malaysian student,i learned many languages such as cantonese, malay, english, dutch, mandrin, japanese and korean at school. Its tricky, but its one step closer to achieving my goal.

[@Zack-et9wj]

It a waste of money.

[@aleenakoshy5578]

My opinion is that whatever school is it ...be it unrecognised or a very prestigious one ...it's in the child's hand to study..just because Ur admitted in a very prestigious one doesn't mean that the person studying there should also excel ...it's all up to the person who learns and applies it 😊

[@zhangyixing6524]

If they want their world to revolve around Singapore so much, wouldn't it be better to just move to Singapore? Got PR, willing to let child serve NS, wants child to work in Singapore, makes child go to school at the earliest hours in the morning and refuses to learn Malay but NOOO then they would lose out on the cheap rentals and cost of living compared to Singapore. Lose out on cheap healthcare all. A burden on the Malaysian taxpayer.

[@ktr2104]

Zhang Yi Xing Ikr

[@rainbowmagic7888]

Who wouldn't want to cheaper rental and cost of living lol Who want rising GST, water bills, electricity bills lol If they don't want people to do it then don't allow them to do it.

[@rainbowmagic7888]

They are contributing to the Singaporean Economy by working in Singapore and contributing to the Malaysian Economy by spending in Malaysia.

[@xsomili5501]

Hard to move to sg lol, house so exp, car also exp, as a foreigner school fees in sg also exp, gst also exp. Thats the price for a low crime rate, stricted-law country

[@98nabilahlolipop]

True

[@doremonnobita124]

why dont you move to singapore..seeking for marketable value right??

[@bryancwj_]

Doremon Nobita chill lah bro, he’s just a kid who wants to study in Singapore what does that got to do with you holy shit

[@imrandanie]

@@bryancwj_ since the parents and the kid discriminates our education level. Why not go to international school in malaysia?. Study igcse. Well recognised by the whole world especially UK universities. Its stupid to talk shit about our education level when you dont know there are cambridge system school instead of risking him to study in singapore and getting through the securities.

[@bryancwj_]

imrandanie they suka lah, why you getting piss and random strangers? If they want to send their son to Singapore it’s their choice, even the son wants it? It’s a risk they’re willing to take then so be it

[@bryancwj_]

imrandanie and btw, the education system in Malaysia is flawed, and it’s a fact that Singapore education have more recognition internationally than Malaysia. There are pros and there are cons and if they want that, then what’s that got to do with your business?

[@emmydori123]

@@bryancwj_ It's really their choice but people who prefer Singapore that much shouldn't really complain then about expensive transport, need to wake up early, if SG gov want to raise the school fee and bla bla bla... What's the point of all that complain? Why not just move into SG? Why they still don't leave Malaysia? And the boy himself don't even prefer to speak Malaysian national language lol... Honestly I think this only happen in Malaysia where its own people discredit their own national language. In other parts of the world like Europe and the US, a lot of immigrants's children speak the national language and already forgot their root language. But here in Malaysia? National language is 2nd class. And then these people complain they have identity crisis and can't fit in when they themselves failed to integrate Lol

[@cryptocrap6013]

"Some of the universities in Malaysia are not recognised" "It is difficult to get a job in singapore with Malaysia degree" Wow, to say I'm hurt is an understatement.

[@highafchihuahua]

Afqh Msa she said some not all

[@normanking3937]

You are malaysian then work in malaysia.

[@belqishjane9861]

I bet his parent not recognize Nur Amalina Che' Bakri. She's on of Malaysian genius who has double degree & came from "unrecognized Malaysian school". And yes his parent statement hurt me also.

[@wt7028]

Afqh Msa lol its kind of true, even Singapore polytechnic courses can gain access to local.,UK, Australia universities.

[@zebimicio5204]

Doesn't change the fact that it exists. It's not about the school, it's about the mentality of the people that can lead them to success.

[@MyKri29]

I appreciate the sacrifices this kid makes just to get a Singaporean education at such a young age. Although his parents justify it as "more marketable", I think the biggest advantage he'll get over his Malaysian peers would be exposure to middle/elite Singaporeans. This would shape his interests, values and perspective. I wish this kid the best in his future endeavours.

[@shepard267]

"Some of the universities in Malaysia are not recognised" they said.. while i'm here being overconfident my university is the best even though many malaysian university could probably singlehandedly beat us

[@sivabalankaniapan8786]

Very true i am from Msia as well i did My Bachelor Degree hons at Msia and my certificate can be use here at Germany now to do my Phd...for me anywhere in the world u can study its a matter of ur own upbringing and ur mentality to achieve wht u want in ur life....forget about ths video and do something sensible for future advancement of our country

[@nabillahoctarani9944]

actually going to school near your house + high motivation will give better result than going to school that is really far because u can study at home without felling really tired

[@Ewch7796]

Reading the negative comments makes me so mad! Can you just leave the poor boy alone? I am a Malaysian and am not offended with the boy's decision to study in Singapore because it is his decision. For those keyboard warriors who are insulting the boy's parents for sending him to study in Singaporean school.....he is a 2nd gen PR thus it makes sense. How is the boy supposed to cope if he were to study in kebangsaan school and be thrown into SG's NS service once he reaches 18 years old? His parents are just doing the best for their beloved son. Just because you don't agree with it, it does not give you the right to comment about their parenting skills or mindset. It is true that there are good schools in M'sia but as a Johorean myself, I know how limited and expensive it can be to study in a reputable International school. For those idiots who suggest government school alternatives, most parents I know aim to send their children to an International school despite the high cost because our national syllabus is always changing. (malay to english then bilingual etc etc) Parents just want the best for their children. His parents sacrifice their sleep and work hard to send him to study in Singapore and who are we to judge? We should applaud them rather than insulting because it is not an easy feat to be doing this daily. PS: Watch the whole video before you comment because it just makes you look dumb

[@duskfreud]

Top education?? You better don't think which country have great education system if your kid is intelligent he can study from anywhere

[@chocobibi5196]

Well there is alot of other facter like the students there and the teacher even if his smart he will still need a good teacher

[@shahrulnizam6344]

Yeah i agree...it based on the child

[@jzsyfam]

hahahhahahahaha blind spot

[@sitirahim5936]

there r many good schools in msia. if u pass upsr u can get into an even better school😑😑😑

[@dhurrshanace8223]

Jokes on you..😂

[@jeevanrao7143]

What jokes @@dhurrshanace8223 ?

[@anngielaw9038]

I agree with this. I just finished high school last year and being in a cluster school really did shed some light on the Malaysian education system. I was mostly surrounded by students that were well-behaved and striving hard to succeed academically. I think that what is most important is to surround yourself with people that help you become stronger and smarter than the person you were yesterday :)

[@ainid4230]

cannot understand the point. No life for the child. pity him..

[@peace9739]

Yeah Dats what I think.. He suppose to enjoy his childhoods rather than 🏃 😰📚

[@Max-cw5rt]

Why dosent he just go to a private school in malaysia.?? Its in english

[@wars6336]

ya! my school is Sri KL in Subang Jaya and everyone speaks English

[@addicted2curryM]

International School can easily costs up to 2.5k ringgit and above each month. While u can enroll into Sg government school for less than 1k ringgit.

[@addicted2curryM]

@@wars6336 maybe johor is a different case though. My school in PG island we used to speak English with mates but most of the school on the other side of the island are not.

[@reyinterlude]

Yuh my private school speaks Malay and English

[@ramonrahman5947]

Imagine being a citizen of a country and not giving a damn of that countries national language 🤦🏻‍♂️ logic on point. Better move😂😂😂😂

[@George-cp1vc]

Stfu man. Patriotism or the best for ur kid? Any sane mofo will choose the best for their kid. If u tell ur self otherwise ur a fkin naive boi

[@nananoskin213]

@@George-cp1vc 3rd world mental

[@George-cp1vc]

yeah its pretty sad. Gotta hate on another person cause they doing a lil better

[@kirstychan5521]

So the Malaysian Chinese in Malaysia don’t care about their country’s national language because they chose to go to a Chinese school? Interesting

[@DanialAkmal]

Fly Hard Of course patriotism. With patriotism, you will strive better for your country and hence study hard to change the nation. Hang tak suka, balik China, butoh.

[@ramamurthykumararaja3264]

Really Henry is a gifted child ..putting lot of efforts for his study at these age..All the best Henry you will achieve your goal..Henry should be greatful and thankful for having such a wonderful parents who really loves and cares for henry😀👍

[@chrisbabida63]

Ramamurthy Kumara raja the parents are doing a great job Henry keep it up Singaporean welcome u n ur family

[@34rolento1]

How is your kid going to learn in class everyday when he is too tired to even open his eyes in class? Pointless sacrifice

[@batswing4473]

Hongjing Li he still gets at least 8 hours of sleep, I wake up at 6 am Everyday and feel shit initially when I go to school, but you’ll feel more alert later in the morning, going to a Singapore school at 4 am is more beneficial to him in the Long run.

[@lynnsartncrafts]

Eden Ng Skip the tuition part. It's unnecessary

[@arieljess9242]

It seems obvious that you didn’t even watch this video closely. His mum already says that his Son sleeps early at 8 pm and gets sufficient 8 hours of sleep. It shouldn’t be a problem if you are able to manage your time properly and have the discipline to sleep and wake up early.

[@kelvinpang438]

Ariel Jess no,7hrs-7hrs 30mins but good enough,pretty sure even many ordinary students get that amount of sleep too.

[@kelveenrajv]

you must be malaysian, this is why you wont get it

[@nirmalkumar59]

It's all about individual performance. My cousin brother did his tertiary education in one of the local universities in Malaysia, yet he managed to go overseas and worked there. UK, Italy, Germany, to name a few European countries. My younger brother, is even fantastic. He did his Diploma in Kota Bharu Polytechnic, Kelantan. Now, he's self-employed and earns money spending most of the time in his house and family... It's all about your self-concept and mental attitude...You can study in the best school or university in the world, but if there's a problem with your attitude or internal perception, than you are gone... Seriously speaking...

[@ashrafazman2859]

Save the $500 every month and after spm you will be able to send your son to the top private university in malaysia...lol

[@misterbombasticgralak]

I know right !

[@kirangill3606]

Exactly. 😂

[@nohshaikma05]

Taknak ambil SPM sbb tak belajar Bahasa. Sijil SPM tak penting bagi diorg.

[@carynchung5801]

They're not smart with money 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@hypatia6833]

@@nohshaikma05 Diorang lupa diorang duduk tanah melayu.. Kalau batak sangat asal xduduk negara yang bhs ibunda dia bahasa inggeris.. Banyak bacot siot

[@NN-vg3ou]

Please migrate to Singapore then , no need to wake up early , for this kind of person , don't ask what ur nation can contribute to you , ask urself what can you sacrifice for the nation , you choose to live in Malaysia but didn't love this country , it's like marry a man just for his wealth , you live in Malaysia just because expenses are lower , bet you won't loyal to Singapore as well even if you migrated , Singapore is excellent because that's the result of Singaporean's hard work . Which national anthem did the boy sing ? He can't speak Malay then why wouldn't just migrate to Singapore , and hold Singapore passport then live in JB as Singaporean ?

[@rainbowmagic7888]

Blabla Jessica His ancestor loved the country and contributed for the country but did his country loved them?

[@alphaexpress6881]

Rainbow Magic thats just dumb. Move to singapore lol.

[@satwikas.2502]

Do you know how hard it is to immigrate? When I came to Australia, we had to pay double the price for school, and it takes you a few years to get permanent residence.

[@akiravader7888]

Ask that to Uitm

[@hilmiyusof6368]

Hope he knows what's the meaning of Majulah Singapura

[@arveenarasu2068]

Teach your children good values and show them a healthy life style. Making him wake up 330 is just nonsense. Stupid parents. Many people study in Malaysia and go on to live a happy life. They earn well too.

[@chrissanthemum]

Arveen Arasu calling other parents stupid is just disrespectful. Beside he have enough 8h sleep since he sleep from 8 to 8:30. You are the one being stupid here

[@arieljess9242]

You are being stupid, Arveen Ataru. Didn’t you hear that he gets enough sleep? Open your eyes and ear will you?

[@jianxiongRaven]

you are stupid ..he slept early though . also it was his choice . he's parents ask him before

[@praba991ify]

All you people commenting most likely don't know how difficult it is to travel to Singapore everyday .

[@nickhariz157]

yeah bro... poor kid... so many childhood experiences he misses... doesnt have life... his routine is just like a fkig robot i factory... really really poor kid

[@hilmiyusof6368]

Poor kid. I do know some old Chinese Singaporean who like to converse in Malay rather than English. I hope his sacrifice waking up at 3 AM pays afterward.

[@rudylopez5060]

Weird but true... True facts: Msians always find fault against s'pore.. Msians always badmouth and look down on S'pore.. But sadly, there are estimated 500,000 Malaysians working in spore.. why? SGD$1 = RM3.05

[@sl__p.d_priv_d]

Not fact lmao

[@zlers1347]

Msia never look down on sgpore mate ~~

[@gundamreviewer09]

Currency conversion is the only insult Singaporeans can use on Malaysians. I thought their education is so good, they can at least make better insults. Besides, currency conversion doesn't mean shit. If your currency is too high, investing in your country will be hard as hell. Qatar is much-much richer than Singapore and their currency is 2.70 to SGD. There is one annoying thing about Singaporeans and that is they get pleasure from insulting Malaysia (and other countries) for being "poorer" and they are not afraid to do that in public. I study in Australia and when I see a Singaporean, they had all the confidence to talk shit about Malaysia when I didn't even say anything bad about their country. It is the rudest thing I have ever seen. You never see me insulting other countries for being "inferior". I thought Singapore's education is so good? But guess what, straight A's does not mean that you are smart and the schools should teach you ethics instead of aiming for straight A's. Big problem with Singaporeans nowadays, their attitudes.

[@biri2biri]

@@zlers1347 ohhh you'll be surprised.

[@jemdude22]

I had a classmate in poly who commuted from JB to campus in Singapore daily to attend lessons.... Really Salute to her

[@nelsonbiedermaniv402]

Belajar jauh mana pn kalau kamu tinggal di tanah air ke atau luar negara you are still My “DEYYY MACHAAAAAAAAAAA” !!!👦🏿

[@cjhaw1994]

Are you Malaysian? Or Singaporean ? Can u sing Negaraku?

[@Truth9299]

negarakuuuuu... tanah tumpahnyaaa darahkuuuu

[@khairilmuhammad408]

Savage

[@Misspotato25]

I have a crush on you from this comment alone

[@rossya5645]

HAHAHA

[@nelsonbiedermaniv402]

Suddenly his son say I’m a chinese

[@fbr35]

Why not school at johor so far go there, if good in SPM he can enter university at singapore

[@baconpancakes8899]

Fauzi Rozali Some schools in Singapore states that 5C's will be required whether you're from Singapore O' Levels, SPM or IGCSE but there is a law stating that majority of their students have to be either Singaporeans or PR. Leaving a small chance for non PR and non Singaporeans and besides that Malaysians who will plan on enrolling will also need to face top students from China, India, Vietnam, Thailand and many more sent by their goverments. An education system is also not judged solely on it standards alone but also involves other political factors. There are other countries (in which I will not state) which have lower educational standards but due to their country being well developed, their secondary school certificates are can be negligible for entry.

[@baconpancakes8899]

Would you rather get 5C's in SG O' Level or strive for 9A's in SPM?

[@baconpancakes8899]

There are also some special cases whereas students who did not score so great in their SPM but managed to score just slightly above 5C and managed to get in but very only very few

[@dayahsam7166]

STPM first before entering University in Singapore. Beside that, it is not easy to get into university in Singapore though.

[@rainbowmagic7888]

Yeah, international school education better than Singaporean. My friend 3NA transfer to 4E (jump 2 grades man....) and go to University faster than me, her senior 😂

[@albertusgalih4334]

I mean, if he is not smart or shine than other student, it's just worthless. Even the top student still hard to get a job, how about others lah ?

[@sepniner4848]

something must be wrong with Malaysia's school or system,, why is it there are JB people goes to SG for school but none of Singaporean goes to JB to study ?? i know its a dumb question,, but why isn't JB whoever incharge of education think about it ?? and its beyond my understanding why would parents send their children n spend the amount of time traveling to n fro just to get an education,, school is not just for learning, but having friends,fun is important to a child upbringing., spending those time on the road, whoelse will have any energy left for other things ??

[@rulialee9802]

I'd definitely agree that Singapore's education is better than Malaysia's, given how difficult their syllabus is compared to ours in STEM subjects. But what's good about Malaysia's education is the affordability.

[@imandelaila2577]

Why are you stay in Malaysia but school at Singapore? Just stay at Singapore lah no need to worry about van and else

[@hanimadu98]

lol, did u not watch the video?

[@faizariffin4660]

True

[@alildeadinside9999]

You think Singapore the house or rooms rental very cheap ? If they stay in Sg they will have higher living expenses as well

[@ngrobert5054]

Sngapore cost expensive maaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@luckkyystar2105]

can choose to stay at friends house hahaha

[@midnightrain9673]

I’m sorry but why does the whole video feel like this is his parents’ dream instead of the boy’s own will assfghjlljsjskk his mom surely underestimates malaysian education but i guess ppl under this comment sections don’t recognize it 🤷🏽‍♀️ it’s one thing to prefer other education system but looking down on the other on public video like this is such a bad move. I’m afraid that all this tiring commute is going to take a toll early on his life in the future like sleep crisis or other physical... Who the f goes skateboarding before 4.30 am oh my gosh i hope i’m wrong and he can grow up happily, though.

[@zhangyixing6524]

And people here are saying that 'at least he gets 8 hours of sleep!' Don't they realize that the night is actually made for sleeping and not skateboarding?

[@Noot2022]

Zhang Yi Xing 😂

[@kavithanarayanan7134]

Nonense,after primary or secondary school u still can send him to continue higher studies in singapore

[@luckkyystar2105]

ikr lol

[@NokiaHumanForm]

yea go poly

[@acermodem56000]

Its not only about better education in Singapore. Given all the sacrifices he has to make, to study in Singapore, he will learn to be more discipline, responsible, and even more hard working. That is what i see from my Malaysian school mates. And many of them scores better result than the local students. Wish him all the best. Endures the bitter now and comes the sweet later....

[@trezythirdy3527]

And he still has a time to read the bible in the morning... wow...

[@amirulakim24]

Listen kids.. When u go to college, u not wake up at 3.30 am..but u sleep at 3.30am.. And then go to class at 8.30am.. So.. Don't think that this is enough for your success

[@nuffsaid4105]

He's gonna grow up being depressed

[@nelsonbiedermaniv402]

Ghost Ryder and drinking

[@faridahkamil87]

Oh come on, don't be negative. He's a little boy. Just wishing for the best for him is enough already..

[@arfahalam2913]

I mean he said he wants to study in Singapore

[@ushallinniparam1343]

There are so many students from Malaysia who have made it abroad and who even managed to go Singapore and they are succeeding in the country . Making your living in malaysia and critiquing the country will not do you good . Good students will excel wherever they are . They don’t need to be in world top place to be seen . They will shine .Kudos for the efforts though

[@elysiajewel3149]

It would've been better to just enrol his child into an international school in Jb, especially when its numbers are increasing exponentially. The cost would've been the same, and you can get an overseas qualification, just like me. Moreover, even if the Malaysian curriculum is not as good as Singapore's, getting straight A's in SPM will STILL get you into a polytechnic in Singapore (which basically means HIGH QUALITY tertiary education). To simplify it, why waste money in the beginning when only the final qualification matters.

[@smithavivian8741]

And I thought a 2 hour commute to a school in the UK was too bad

[@keni8190]

Now I agree Singapore education is one of the top in the world but I don’t think necessary having this education will make him have better life or be more marketable. There are many Malaysian schools that are good and don’t require you to speak Malay . You can study overseas even if you study in malaysia. There are many good foreign universities and local universities that allow you to go abroad when doing their degrees . I don’t think malaysia is that bad . You can get a job even if you studied in malaysia . If the boy is happy studying in Singapore then good for him .

[@shenazpatel6150]

Such a cute and happy family ! All the best for all your future endeavors, keep the momentum going my boy!

[@thetelcosfans2575]

Go to Malaysia school need to speak Malay. Go to Singapore school need to speak English. He like english. So, he choose to study in SG? What a weird statement.

[@mrnero1690]

The Telco's Fans Speak Alien. Go to Mars school

[@AMani-nw4ce]

Malay is our national language. and i am so sad with some chinese and indians who dont even know what to speak malay nowdays 😢

[@arieljess9242]

The Telco's Fans How is that weird? Why should other nationalities such as Chinese and Indian learn a language that is not significant to them? In Singapore, all students will learn their own mother tongue - if you are Chinese, you study Chinese as a second language, similarly, Indians will study Tamil/Hindi. I wonder if Malaysian students even study their own mother tongue as it will be difficult to cope with three different languages.

[@arieljess9242]

We choose to focus on English because it is an international language. Being able to write, communicate and express fluently in English is crucial.

[@azminrock94]

singapore education right there boys.. HAHAHA

[@ndrendre1111]

In reality, most of ASEAN country is kinda hard to get a job, In Indonesia, most of people go to abroad like Japan, Taiwan, German, and another country in Europe, for a bachelor degree, when they go back to Indonesia, most of them even didn't have a job (except they are staying abroad for becoming their citizen)... Because most of company in Indonesia see the alma-mater, for example the director of company Z is graduated from univ.A, so the jobseeker who mostly get accepted in company Z is from alma-meter univ. A. But I really appreciate this kid that have very good motivation to get better education.

[@ky0ul]

Henry : wakes up at 3:30 every day me : still can’t wake up at 6:30

[@Bye-xb3ob]

I am a Korean studying in Singapore. I think there are many friends in Singapore who are also stressed out by severe academic fever. In Korea, there are many teenagers who come to the psychiatric department due to stress-induced depression or panic disorder. So many mothers take care of their children with a nutritional supplement called Mind Forest. I am worried that the child will not have a hard time mentally. I hope that the child will be as handsome as he has tried.

[@hurreyyyy]

Which university and which course are you studying in Singapore? How much is it for a year? I am planning to study in Singapore ? And so far, is it worth it ?

[@selinaliew3772]

I am 20 :) I used to do this from P3-P4 when I was still living in Malaysia. But moved over completely in P5. I remembering being scared and a little stressed because the standard was so different.. I didn’t know how to write ANY Chinese words. Only know how to speak. I was so scared because I would get 0 for a Chinese spelling test... however I don’t regret coming over to study. There are pros. There are cons in sg and in Malaysia. I am glad I’ve been thru a bit of a tough time and it really helped me become a more disciplined person.

[@mrbros8011]

I'm friends with him, he is p4 now. He always go to harbour park which is in sembawang. I can't believe he was in KZbin. I thought he was a normal boy until I found out he travel to school from malaysia. That's quite interesting. I should respect him more.

[@maultima]

“Singapore’s Education is top in the world” - Good joke

[@user-vj9iw6cv7m]

it’s America. But at least it’s still better than malaysia

[@麻馬華公會會長MCA]

It's not joke but facts... At least better than Malaysia

[@josephinecolond8933]

Great to know that he is so much interested and value his Education and his future. Proud of him and his parents efforts. Need help always at your service for such a student like you. God bless you.

[@nothingheremeh3522]

I like english but i go to a malaysian school..

[@sharanyathanabalan543]

Actually this boy went through the same thing as my mum and her sisters as they lived in Malaysia during their schooling days and used to wake up at 4am to catch the 5am bus to Singapore. This brings a reminder to me.

[@najihahsamsudin2760]

Hold on. They just can send him into international school in malaysia right?

[@n.e859]

Singapore is still better than malaysia

[@32beckam]

@@n.e859 lol. Make sure u insert 'sarcasm intended' note next time

[@n.e859]

@@32beckam no fucks given :)

[@32beckam]

@@n.e859 hahaha

[@hypatia6833]

@@n.e859 Better at beings pricks.

[@noobest254]

I just hope he’s getting enough sleep , and not being so stressed out . I can imagine the stress he has to go through during O levels ,imagine having to memorise a whole bunch of topics and also having to wake up so early to go school

[@muhdzaid3608]

They just waste of money. Many malaysian local graduate hiring in big company at gulf country earn from 20k to 60k riyal monthly. Many of them at aramco, sadara, sabic, rasgas etc.

[@rainbowmagic7888]

Peak Veu Yeah of course, if you are Bumiputra. If you are Chinese or Indian too bad, they will tell you to eat yourself.

[@kosdaf7704]

Rainbow Magic what is bumiputra

[@Theruben1223]

You are wrong bud! @rainbow magic My sister is a Petronas University student. She is all set to work in the US. Times are changing my friend!

[@muhdzaid3608]

Rainbow Magic it not about malay, chinese or indian to got opportunity outside. I think for me more difficult when im working in malaysia. They prefer chinese compare to others. Most job advertisement state chinese speaking only. Even salary for chinese fresh graduate higher. Also more chinese in malaysia migrate in australia. So who more benefit in malaysia?

[@rainbowmagic7888]

Peak Veu Why so? Because China is investing in Malaysia. They need people to liaise with the Chinese, this is adapting to the market. It is also unfair to Chinese people in the past where you need English to work in companies (National Language is Malay & native language is Chinese/Tamil why need learn English?) If one day Malaysia becomes a economic powerhouse everybody will be learning Malay instead.

[@kloopon]

This great boy wakes up at 3 30 so he can : - download his soul completely on sofa - have breakfast - take a shower - play skateboard because the bus arrives at 4.30 am Me : - wakes up at 4.25 and skip everything else and go straight to bus

[@timlee6971]

Bad decision..

[@paulashvin3708]

They should have sent to an international school in Malaysia with that fees cost around rm1500 per month.

[@farah6258]

So comel this boy. I wish you all the success in the world. Blessings to his parents for their sacrifice 🙏🙏❤️

[@llyd36]

My world earliest record is 7 am morning , but that? That's impossible waking up at 3.30

[@ashraffahmad4798]

Wow said bad things about Malaysia, then still lives in Malaysia lol

[@sweetyangelcake7274]

Talk Straight why only Kerala! There’s so many other states in India. And why u having an issue with his Color you also not Ang moh rite u white ah u wanna look at his Color ? lol

[@luckkyystar2105]

lol ikr

[@delsol1967]

All that trouble just to study in Singapore. The parents are too kiasu. You can be edcuated in Malaysia for the primary and secondary school stage and just go to Singapore for tertiary education. Half of my secondary class mates were admitted to NUS without any problem.

[@lawrence2610]

Is it just me or does he look like the blue shirt kid from the Pewdiepie vs T-Series Video

[@mosscrepe251]

I know that kid! HAHA

[@jvpadilla9905]

Dude props to you. We have the same situation, i travel from 1 province to another province(prefecture) for about 35 km and the travel time usually takes 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes depending on the bus. The life will going to get harder as you'll become a high school student. The time i usually goes to sleep is around 11 pm and waking up at 3.

[@jielcm2726]

PINOY?

[@GoheadGaucho]

Its the blue shirt kid long lost brother

[@sherenarindiani4225]

I’m actually doing the same thing as him😪 I have to wake up at 4 and go to school because I am a Singaporean living in Johor and I’m currently schooling in Singapore just like that boy😊

[@kirkchua]

Toopid or wat? Study in Malaysia aft secondary school if result good come apply scholarship la 😂 Poor kid

[@rainbowmagic7888]

chua wee kirk Yeah, tons of CIS independent students receive scholarship to study here. Our government is smart, Malaysia don't want these smart people, we want.

[@Noot2022]

😂

[@luckkyystar2105]

he toopid mar HAHAHA

[@meowmilomiau]

Do not I repeat do not use me as a dislike button because this story is so touching

[@raymondaa2840]

The parents know what they're doing 👍🏽

[@jielcm2726]

Hats off🤩

[@Bacon_roblox_miniworld]

This kid is my buddy in yuhua primary school I'm primary 3 and now his primary 6

[@imrandanie]

Ever heard of international school?. Do igcse cus it is well recognised by uk and most common wealth countries. You must speak english in international school too. So what is the difference between study singapore and study in international school in malaysia?.

[@evounemilyb7676]

It's a good thing that his parents can afford him bcs he's the only child.. i feel bad for him, stressing himself to wake up early and need to sleep early. But on the other side, I'm happy for him, may his struggles paid off in the future 😊

[@zulbuatapazba1054]

Anyways,its your kid aint mine lol

[@alphaexpress6881]

Joule Zul glad it aint me lol.

[@ezalsani1519]

I wonder where his current whereabouts are

[@noobynoobnoob4355]

Im in singapore but i have to wake up at 5.00am for primary sch

[@tanishkasingh4353]

damn even the thought of travelling back and forth different countries every single day is crazy

[@sergalactic5772]

Blue shirt boy getting them knowledge on memes in Singapore.

[@saalimsheikh7574]

Let's all come together and pray for the parents. . . . . . . . For their earliest recovery

[@lynnkhir2409]

Awww he is sho cute!!! Wanna pinch his chubby cheeks. Good boy! Make your parents proud k. Kakak support you!!! Go go go!!!!!

[@suryasmith5]

Lynn Khir a cute comment i found... God bless u sis

[@Koric135]

Kakak tak nak support saya jugak ke

[@hannafrhn8278]

Every parents want the best for their son but don't forget he still a human study is not the only thing that students have to do....

[@domenicreal]

BLUE SHIRT KID !

[@misterbombasticgralak]

It is not about where you study, it is about how you survive in life. Creativity, knowledge and hardship often brings a good result no matter where you are. Malaysia is not that bad as what the parents try to explain. Even some foteigners come very far away to study here.

[@haziqmusttapa8709]

first of all there are actually many school in Malaysia that speak English as their main communication in school. believe me, i attend that kind of school in Malaysia. i think as parents it better if you just scarifies a little bit your money move to sg rather than stay in Malaysia since it more sg culture to fit your dear son to ns. and one more thing why did you have to publish this kind of video. so low class mind. this kind show that Malaysia so bad. just keep it to youe slef man. promote peace would be better

[@vignesh2421]

Mohamad haziq Che Musttapa there is not many English medium schools in Malaysia?

[@reyinterlude]

vignesh karkala there is

[@ammarn94]

@@vignesh2421 There is though

[@emmydori123]

@@vignesh2421 convents, st johns, methodists, international schools... so many choice actually, but this parent didnt research much or maybe just love Singapore that much lol

[@vignesh2421]

@@emmydori123 haha maybe