What Do Singaporeans HATE About Singapore

[@clarencezer]

About the weather, I've seen people wearing a damned hoodie and not sweat at all, I don't understand how.. As soon as I exit an AC environment I start to sweat, insane!

[@AndrewMystx]

Ikr

[@hitandrun6574]

i walk 20 s in aircon too and im sweating . youre still lucky . i wake up with my bed entirely hot from the heat of my back . dk why i have so much body heat

[@Jejdjejbfjf]

Some hoodies have pretty thin material

[@jjjjjjjj7290]

Its called mind over body these people condition their bodies

[@jeromegoh6293]

Uhm cause my sch tie too short 💀

[@mayuboeb]

1:48 I don't blame this girl, if you listen to what she says she only went to little India on her cultural walk for school, and found the place underdeveloped for her expectations, which is also to her, unsatisfactory. If anything this speaks more about her upbringing - I'm guessing sheltered, comfortable, and lacking cultural exposure. If you ask me one thing I hate about Singapore it's this - the income inequality and the brazen ignorance of some that their lived experiences is 'normal' when majority Signaporeans live with less. But alas these 'some' will still follow their parents footsteps to become successful, lead the country and just widen the inequality even further

[@obscurifyed]

Mine would be taxes and GST

[@zavylow]

you can actually see the difference between what adults and teenagers say

[@kyson6968]

5:41 practiced for this moment his whole life 🤣 no hate tho

[@cra_55]

I was shocked by his answer because he speaks like he is trying to pass an O-Level oral exam lmao I know my man here traumatised by MOE

[@frostbitepokin9520]

He’s a fucking legend

[@ttttt4f902]

he when showering cfm practice everyday

[@mikaelnadal6661]

mf taking his oral exam fr

[@yapolloable]

For the people that think Japan is a nice place to live. Good luck finding a job that pays you ok and has work life balance.

[@shohosoi2483]

ez work bro my family is from there got some connections alr

[@krenstx2502]

@@shohosoi2483 Well connection do help to get job opportunities, but again, their work ethic is.. unrecommended, and society there is heavily based on social circles (Don't really want outsiders to interrupt), well at least that's the impression I gotten from documentaries.

[@marcusthegreat7134]

also the social aspects. you have to conform to their strict standards if not people will judge you. Its hard to be very unique there

[@miaomiao07]

I've worked in Japanese companies in Sg. The management are mostly from the Japan Headquarters. So get to interact and work with them. They follow hierarchy quite strictly and also punctuality is very impt. If late one minute for work can deduct money~ I see them overtime sometime. Usually the director will leave office first then the employees will leave. Another thing I've found is that they can be quite resistant to change, such as using the old and tried method. Instead of embracing new tech It may not be as rosy as you think it is. But then there are good points whereby you get to enjoy the Japanese food like sweet potatoes airflowned in here because the colleagues brought it here. and also know about interesting Japanese cultures and their language

[@CoolNumber1]

Japan married to your job. Enjoy working 12 hours a day for 6 days a week.

[@heavypootisspencerguy2266]

As an international student, I realise that I took sg for granted big time once I went to the another country to study. People need to realise how crap other countries are compared to sg.

[@iamjaydennn]

What other countries are you referring to? Just curious.

[@jimw8615]

Absolutely agreed. Overall, Sg is up there for standard & quality of living. Though not perfect.

[@leealex24]

@@jimw8615 Well if you are not particular about having big spaces, and dont mind having nothing to do sometimes, then yes SG is best for you.

[@mic5391]

@@leealex24 having big spaces but got robbed like in Malaysia. What do you think?

[@morganross6399]

Where have you lived and worked other than Singapore?

[@Adam-cn5ib]

Switzerland is a pretty cool country. It's the only one even remotely similar to Singapore. Bit cooler weather and about as safe as Singapore. Highly suggest Singaporeans to go there. Only downside is the lack of English.

[@haresh911]

expensivee

[@studytimelapseforyou]

​@@haresh911 yes it's more expensive than sg...

[@iamjaydennn]

@@studytimelapseforyou local salaries will justify the expenses

[@Ranger629]

Have you paid $25 SGD for a Mcdonald? If you think that's expensive, then better not go to Switzerland.

[@marcusthegreat7134]

yeah i would love to, but ill never live there. I cant imagine learning another language T.T

[@sai_vishu_1903]

6:16 The type of guy to write 10 sentences for a 1 mark qn

[@studytimelapseforyou]

ya the kind they give 2 lines then he fill up the entire black space below and still ends up scoring 0/1

[@Jrip_o]

As someone who as lived in many countries due to family work reasons, I think Australia is a really nice place to live. There is always a lot of fresh produce, the air is pretty clean and the people there are extremely friendly (Living in Sydney and Canberra) . But South Korea would come in a close second. For reference of my choices I have lived in Japan, Myanmar, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, South Korea, UAE and Malaysia.

[@ooiks5397]

why not New Zealand though? It's similar to Australia except that it's more slow pace there, isn't it?

[@Jrip_o]

@@ooiks5397 Well, to me new zealand takes longer to travel around (internationally) and since they are pretty similiar I opted for Asutralia which is a bit closer.

[@grownprosper]

What's your thoughts on Japan?

[@Jrip_o]

@@grownprosper I found Japan to be a nice place to live in, I lived a bit outside the city but I could easily get around without trouble. Food was good and the people are very kind and polite. The only problem for me was the language barrier

[@grownprosper]

@@Jrip_o Appreciate your insights!

[@autumn-7886]

Good to see these perspectives from normal Singaporeans, especially from someone not from the media, good work Imran!

[@wtIUpITp1E0wMsydV19c0FUmIXvCU]

Singapore is just too crowded nowadays. If locals and expats want to move away, I am all for it. The population ponzi has gone on long enough and created an artificial inflation economic environment, citizens and non-citizens can bring their money and problems elsewhere

[@RajaSingh-ce2fq]

Enjoyed this video, some of the comments were pretty interesting!

[@temasekb]

Regardless of the cons, all depends on individual to improve his/her situation. There is always a tradeoff for everything, cant have the best for all unless you are rich

[@iamjaydennn]

Places like Korea and Japan so toxic, why nobody mention countries like Sweden or Canada. Personally, I'm looking to move to Sweden, Canada or Australia.

[@siddharth2958]

Same I love Norway Denmark Netherlands Canada Australia.

[@ralph2439]

More surprised no one mentioned new zealand

[@siddharth2958]

@@ralph2439 ye

[@shohosoi2483]

japan is toxic if u not japanese so not a problem for me

[@SuccessforLifester]

Yes. These are my preferred places. I think the young people are influenced by trending entertainment cultures.

[@user-fb7rf4kr5k]

This is great editing. The editor puts the young interviewees in a positive light.

[@Yasuhiro-]

For such a topic, would it be better to interview people who are 25 and above instead? The teenagers don't really have enough life experiences yet and will probably cringe when they look back at this video. The older adults can probably give more wholesome responses and share more of their genuine experiences :)

[@mandy_145]

Yes…. I agree.

[@leealex24]

@@mandy_145 Teenagers will give fairy tale answers. Many of them havent even been to those places

[@josephsolomon4684]

I agree with you too. And one more thing, none of them have been to certain open countries. Myself been to Australia and also above 25, i felt that the complexities of what I saw like open peaceful demonstration in Sydney on issues like China's abuse on Uighur ethnic minorities can be expressed in the form of peaceful demonstrations in Australia, and it is a arrestable offence in Singapore (due to the fact Singapore prohibit such activities which in my opinion i do not agree on that but the government has their reasons on why they prohibit such activities due to acts to prevent "foreign interference" to Singapore's domestic affairs).

[@vanwangye]

Agree. better interview people from the working class; not those high income ones. The youths thats too young will give an overly idealistic answer.

[@KeRriGan1403]

What do I hate about Singapore? Not easy to find a job in Singapore Competitive Overpopulation Weather Cost of living Law is a bit too strict Too many residential buildings like condominiums Fewer attractions What country do you want live in if you are forced to leave Singapore? I wish I can live in different parts of the world I wish I can travel around the world Earth is my home Wishlist for Singapore I hope Singapore can build more new interesting attractions like Disneyland and meerkat and raccoon cafe. Following other countries' styles is a good choice.

[@JH-kv8mt]

if you think that others countries, the cost living is cheaper than Singapore, you might be wrong because we have a strong currency thsn others.

[@ausgaporetan8512]

How does the strength of a currency dictate the cost of living though? Shouldn't the purchasing power index a better indicator in which how affordable a country is in relative to their net salary

[@kxt6030]

I lived and worked in SG, then moved to UK now i feel like going back to SG because weather here is too extreme. Cost of living is the same. But if I were given a chance i will choose SG

[@shohosoi2483]

having japanese family members ik that living in japan for singaporeans are gonna be tough.If u are a different skin tone from the rest(not tryna be racist) or you cant speak japanese usually older people wont help you.But the younger ones are more willing actually

[@leealex24]

You should ask the older folks the same questions young and mid level professionals. The youngest folks give a lot of fairy tale answers and reasons.

[@Emsyaz]

The undergrads way of thinking in this video are too immature than I expected...

[@SuccessforLifester]

I think those that said they want to move to China maybe have new citizens Chinese parents

[@trenycekok]

THAT'S MY FRIENDS RIGHT THERE LET'S GOOO JOHN MY MAN SPEAKING FACTS

[@someconscripteddoomer619]

What I hate about living in Singapore is that I can't own a car forever because is a tiny ass island and cars tend to be expensive and I have no choice but to take transportation like a peasant while our politicians can ride any car as long as is luxury and there is security always following them. Secondly I have to waste 2 years of my life not because I'm lazy or not a men, it's about how much opportunities i lost and is like as if i owe them a living. They think our goals and ambition is not important and I feel bad for some boys who come from a poor backgrounds family they got no choice but work outside of camp especially like food deliveries. Thirdly we don't have fresh produce, most of our produce comes from our neighboring countries like Malaysia and Indonesia.

[@morganross6399]

I am really surprised at the number of young Singaporeans picking China as the country they would love to move to.

[@chris9879]

That's a place I would totally avoid😂

[@morganross6399]

@@chris9879 Yup, me as well. Not sure if they have been following news on the recent Shanghai inhumane lockdowns.

[@Emsyaz]

Im surprised too as a 29 year old Singaporean. Many of Singaporean Chinese people of my generation hate China.

[@josephsolomon4684]

@@Emsyaz I second that, as if you go to those open countries like US, Australia, UK, you will see anti-China peaceful demonstrations occasionally and I wonder if they are aware of china's abuse of their Uighur ethnic minorities?

[@wassup139]

@@Emsyaz Chinese people are actually very nice if you have the chance to interact with them. They are friendly and especially if you are a Chinese, they see you as part of them even if you are a Singaporean. I live abroad in a western country and my closest friends are from China. My friendship with them are one of the closest and cannot compare to the friendship I have here in SG. The problem with Singaporeans is that we go hating Chinese people without even having have the chance to interact and understand them in the first place. All we have are stereotypes of Chinese based on social media and then we go hate them based on these stereotypes and assumptions. However, go and actually speak to them and understand them as humans - you will see that they are friendly, down-to-earth, and non-assuming people. I would say much less snobbish than us Singaporeans.

[@SuccessforLifester]

What is happening about Xmm? I don't understand this point.

[@manutdboy3326]

For me Singapore is heaven, despite the costs, safety is a big deal and I wish I was living there 😢 Plus the proximity to the neighbouring countries which are cheap because of currency.

[@phoenix522]

Another banger video 🔥

[@NklovesMurcielagos]

6:38 give that man a goddamn medal right freaking now legit champion sial LOL

[@believe88]

i hate insurance agents, feeding off the average joe, buying BMW's

[@alvinmah6148]

If you choose to work for a company that sells products in great demand, you can have a pretty good life too. Choose wisely.

[@wfhabuser9466]

insurance agents are really the lowest scum in sg. ridiculous how they scam the elderly

[@alvinmah6148]

@@wfhabuser9466 Mine is ok. Maybe you have a bad experience.

[@lmh2634]

I avoid and block and mute them at all costs. Can’t trust them as they have an agenda to meet

[@arkhera4375]

Wah jialat now the youth all starting to sway towards china thanks to the bucket load of recent imports...

[@kkkkkkkb9945]

5:43 xdd gonna remember this vid 5 year later after actually experiencing life in other countries and cringe at himself

[@robw1927]

Don't hate. VOTE! It's your country, your choice. The power is in your hands.

[@iamjaydennn]

If your opinion is different from the majority, voting has no point. It is best to move to a country where it's society share the same values as you.

[@vs2d40]

I want to vote for the weather to change. I hate the weather in Singapore.

[@isDatBoi]

The teen had no idea when they start choosing a places.. most of them still showing how teen they're by priorities K-pop group instead of the actuall living in those country... I've been living in Japan before, weather suck lol.. everyday raining in Tokyo, and the cold weather suck for any people who born in SEA region

[@marcusliou2812]

As an American, it definitely humbled me how no one wanted to move here 😆. I don’t blame them.

[@damianchua4647]

Not surprised considering the second amendment which is controversial

[@SuccessforLifester]

About thirty years ago, it seems to be a popular destination

[@xhngoh1655]

I am planning to move to Houston after ns 😃

[@xhngoh1655]

🤠🤠🤠

[@HDgaming345]

Given a chance, I'd love to move to the states!

[@someconscripteddoomer619]

I've notice an increase of surveillance camera throughout the years and I've also notice they have install camera at my HDB void deck and lift, 2 of them are outside the lift and 2 are inside the lift itself and I get it that we need cameras to keep our country safe but at the same time it feels like I'm being watch whenever I'm going out and it doesn't feel comfortable to me. Back then when I was younger around 2013 or 2014 it was very relaxed, there was not alot of security camera throughout the place even my hdb void deck and lift didn't have camera too. The only places that have too many cameras back then was train station,Airport,mall,banks and goverment buildings and it was late 2013 or late 2014 that the gahmen decided to increase camera everywhere.

[@aloysiuswong46]

stayed in straya for 3 years & ironically, I MISSED SG weather. hot and sunny > cold and gloomy.

[@KK-qo2zm]

YES! FINALLY SOMEONE MENTION ABOUT 991 BUS TIMING!

[@morganross6399]

Comment at 8:14 " ...and the taxi is so f....... expensive" tells me that this youngster has not travelled a lot abroad.

[@az0989ejdje]

To me its because of NS being compulsory. Im scared of sleeping in the forest, i cant carry a 27kg bag and walk for 24km with it and i cant wear such a thick soldier uniform especially because of the weather Thats why i wished i was a girl. And i come from a family of dwarfs and im 1 of the shortest in the class because of that which means its very hard to find a gf cuz of my height while girls dont really have to care about height when it comes to relationships.

[@siddharth2958]

How tall r u btw

[@az0989ejdje]

@@siddharth2958 152cm 14 yr old boy

[@siddharth2958]

@@az0989ejdje ic isok u will have time to grow .I'm 18 now and I'm 176cm.when I was 14 I was about 167 or 168 can't rmb.so yea wil take time.

[@az0989ejdje]

@@siddharth2958 yea thats a 9cm growth and 152 + 9 = 161cm so im gonna be really short

[@siddharth2958]

@@az0989ejdje body we can change by gym .but sadly height we cannot change.haiss

[@joyoftessa]

When i was young i was like ya i def want to migrate. But now that i am older, adulting and am more aware of world affairs, spore is the best already la. Other countries are screwed up

[@ultralight5550]

The worst part is our education system that cause alot of disaster

[@chris9879]

Really strange when people want to move to Japan when it's far more stressful and competitive than Singapore.

[@ilovevitaminwater7471]

AimRun too goated

[@geralddd321]

Went to Australia back in 2013 nice place and peaceful

[@lecherhao86]

35 yrs old uncle here. There's really no other places better than Singapore. We are just so fortunate to be born and live here. Think of another place like us that has no natural disaster. Think of another place that has minimal corruption in government. Think of another place that women and elderly can walk the streets at night without getting robbed and raped. Think of another place that allows you to climb out of poverty so long as you study real hard and finish university Think of another place that you don't have to worry about food and roof over your head. There are really alot other countries that we can identify for the individual statement above. But to think of one country that has all the above, Singapore is the one and only that is in my mind. We are real lucky. And that's why we ought not to look down on others who come here to work as maid, cleaners, construction workers etc. They have no such privilege as us in Singapore. What makes us think our success is merely due to our hard work than luck?

[@gingerlily9971]

Good governance is the basis of everything, against great odds, we went from zero to hero. Indeed, SG is one of the best places to be born in & to live in.

[@lecherhao86]

@Data nice troll

[@Emsyaz]

@@gingerlily9971 Singapore's natural resource is its strategic location.

[@SubZero-qi9hk]

Once thry owned landed properties,condos,drive cars,holding top notch jobs,high education they are arrogant & high headed. Not All but Most.

[@josephsolomon4684]

Just a personal opinion (you can disagree to agree or agree to disagree as to each own opinions), I noticed no one mentioned about the issues we Singaporeans (myself a Singaporean), was certain issues like free speech in overseas (for mycase I went to Australia), whereby apart from known to have chill lifestyle than Singapore, I feel that few things I hate about Singapore is the lack of freedom of speech given that we are ranked "partial free" according to U.S.-based Freedom in the World as 3/7, with 1 as most free and 7 as not free. Another thing I hated about Singapore was the public order act, as the act did curtail the ability to have peaceful demonstrations (which if you have gone to open and free countries like Australia, New Zealand, Canada, United Kingdom, United States and notably some European countries), you will realise how open and expressive the people are when expressing their discourse to the government even through peaceful demonstrations. I disagree that China is the better place to go to, given their notoriety of their human right abuses on the Uighur muslim minorities, and I do not stand for the people whom are similar to me in terms of ethnicity, what's more their suppression on Tibet are also concerns of treatments of these ethnic minorities, especially those interviewed looks younger than 25, and I don't find the answers genuine as most of them do not have much exposures compared to interview those above 25.

[@CMCJJT]

I think that guy who said Malaysia was good had mistaken standard of living for cost of living.

[@shoujoshidai]

malaysia is more free. they can do whatever they want. my father is a malaysian. singapore is too strict

[@scbchong6964]

Does reveal that some young adults are arrogant, self-important, inconsiderate and entitled. Decades of good times have bred weak and soft young people. Singaporeans complain about the price of everything but know the value of nothing. The majority of these undergrads do not need to work part-time to contribute to rent. They do not help with any chores or housework, nor do they contribute to household expenses. Citizens who live in public housing can have foreign worker servants to clean up their mess and pick up after them. And singaporeans cannot even wipe their arse without help from foreign workers. Isn't that entitled and dependent?

[@scbchong6964]

@Data Young adult singaporeans have to be wary of USA liberal-rights-democracy propaganda, which promises no-consequences/no-penalty "freedoms" and avoids any discussion about personal responsibility and community obligations. Will lead to entitlement and self-centered mindset and Dependency Culture.

[@sammzz]

How tf don't you have more subs?

[@hannesRSA]

No bewb

[@jimw8615]

Grass is always greener on the other side. Europeans are getting out of their countries every winter to come to Asia or Middle East. Holiday in a country and living in that country is totally a different thing. Sg is overall a good place to live consider everything though not perfect.

[@billancetv5069]

As a Malaysian, i think Singaporean is lucky to be Singaporean 🥲🥲🥲🥲

[@ausgaporetan8512]

Why? Quality of life isnt as great as the Europeans, Australians, Canadians and New Zealanders

[@Emsyaz]

Im grateful to be born in Singapore. Malaysia is a huge mess now

[@marcusthegreat7134]

I want to add on to 1:37 some pavements r shit cuz nature weathered them down? if thats the right way to say it. e.g. some pavements cracked and uplifted by tree roots and it sucks to bike on. Ik road can cycle but i still dont dare

[@jarrenleow]

Damn, my man complained about SG's education being taxing but wants to go live (and WORK) in Japan???

[@test-sw8iu]

Brit here. Cultural ignorance is what SG can improve on. If you are Singaporean and you disagree with my statement tell me what do you know about other cultures despite the stereotypes? I personally have been to numerous countries and wish to travel more to learn more. The world is huge. Singapore is really very small compared to other countries. And hence, knowledge about other cultures will be extremely small too. Don't misunderstand. I am not saying I am not ignorant. I am too.

[@Fenrir8080]

For a self-advertised multi racial country like Singapore, there is a disproportionate level of development in the cultural intelligence, sensitivity here.

[@Emsyaz]

We are just an island nation. And very pampered.

[@ChenLiu-lp4hb]

In terms of competition and cost of living, London NYC HK even Shanghai Beijing could in fact beat SG.

[@MagizLord]

prefer rainy weather than singapore weather? he obviously never go london before. the rainy weather there is like drizzle which can last the whole damn day. plus with the temperature the drizzling is cold AF. and once you get indoors its hot AF because of how they regulate the temperature indoors to be a comfortable warm one (opposite of singapore, where indoors we regulate it to be COLD).

[@ahyapchow2459]

SOME SINGAPOREANS COMPLAIN ABOUT EVERYTHING.

[@emilianhitzel]

3:55 is that guy your brother😂

[@SuLoyalGang]

I think it will be dining experience here . Sometime , Even you go to restaurant , and paying for the service , the service is bad and crowded . Most famous shop need to wait long queue jut to get a seat Most time , even if i want to ask something and ask the waiter, they are not happy if you ask more than once . Not to blame the staff . Most restaurant are under staffed due to not much Singaporean wanting to work in service. And i cant afford to dine in less crowded , top star restaurant everyday. Even in hawker , the seller are very rude & impatient .

[@nathanielpwned]

8:10 "taxi is too expensive", wearing a rolex and balenciaga tee :)

[@jjjjjjjj7290]

The 3 girls in the second interview the first ones voice sounds familiar, anyway what I hate about singapore is cost of living(COL), CPF, education system & NS being compulsory. I hope to see a change but I dont think I will until maybe 10 or 20 years from now.

[@teluromelette3151]

5:40 - My guy speaking facts

[@MagizLord]

wtf xmms complaining about other XMMs?

[@hieucu8496]

Singapore is changing worse I think. Back in 2004 Singapore was such a beautiful and peaceful city. Now it is overcrowded and expensive to live in. No wonder Singaporean leaving Singapore more and more. I lived in Singapore for 5 year from 2004-2009. It was the best Singapore, not Singapore nowadays.

[@geoffreylimcowealthadvisory]

Those that want to go China, don't know about politics yet 😂. Try doing freedom of expression in China LOL

[@lokilow3339]

blinded by douyin lmaoooo

[@rileystein6195]

As an ang moh, the only place I want to live is Singapore. I miss the standard of living I had and I prefer warm weather anyway. U.S. is a big mess. 😔

[@HDgaming345]

Are you in the US currently? I'm a masters student in Singapore and would like to move to states for work and living...

[@rileystein6195]

@@HDgaming345 I personally don't recommend it. There's lots of Singaporeans I've met in New York, but I really can't understand why they choose to stay here.

[@HDgaming345]

@@rileystein6195 haha. Maybe there's something about the US that makes people want to go there. Even my friends in university have a desire to be there.

[@jailanimerchant9764]

Singapore Talent is like extinct when govt keep on prefering FT

[@scbchong6964]

Because only 30,000+ citizen babies born annually while 20,000+ older singaporeans die every year. Nature/God distributes talents unequally and unfairly, right? So only 30% of each cohort will grow up into rational, productive working adults. The rest are average, mediocre or duds. Are you a craftsman or top performer in your job? Are your kids? Are your parents excellent at their career? How many of your friends are top professionals or successful business owner?

[@Milgram07]

Hearing individuals with limited exposure to the rest of the world (real living exposure NOT via KZbin) talk will make one stupid.

[@officialnyiyanmoehtet]

Climate and National Service...

[@swar1778]

LMAOOO THE EDUCATION SYSTEM ONE , GOOODDD HAHAHAHA

[@pedigree98]

Did the guy wearing a snow cap actually complain about “cold weather”?

[@donaldtse6995]

THE WORST THING IN SINGAPORE IS THE LAWS!!BECAUSE SOME THINGS ARE LEGAL IN MANY COUNTRY BUT SINGAPORE DON'T.IN FACT,THEIR LAW ARE TOTALLY BIZARRE!YOU CAN'T EAT GUM IN SINGAPORE!

[@fade9241]

I would say transportation. Look at the current COE!!! First time hit 100k. Cab fares and bus/train rides are only increasing at a rapid rate

[@Sgscouser]

I hate the drivers especially those driving luxurious cars.

[@ttttt4f902]

you can conclude that their age completely influenced their answers

[@michaelcao5176]

Optometrists must be making a killing out there.

[@shellyannegoh6054]

the police state culture and the bullying gahmen lah

[@user-tl9wv6wu9h]

What I can see common similarity between some Chinese My & Chinese Sg is having thought to move to China.

[@Emsyaz]

Really strange I remember when I was still a poly student in 2012-2015, most of my Singaporean Chinese schoolmates despised China.

[@kervinchong3621]

The guy who commented Malaysia is probably thinking he can still get his Singapore salary over there

[@Emsyaz]

Yep, quite ridiculous

[@Jinnlongg]

“So Grab is for the rich?” G: “ermm Grab is for people who got money”. Wait till you want to buy a piece of paper with COE on it then you’ll feel the pinch in your wallet.

[@ahyapchow2459]

I ASKED MYSELF HOW CAN IMPROVE MYSELF INSTEAD OF WORRYING AND COMPLAINING.

[@hnlh2827]

my guy say education in singapore tough but want to go japan?? student suicide rate in japan high bro

[@tanyuyang9449]

The guy complaining about the education system in Singapore being too taxing for students, then chooses to move to Japan...lol Im sure he will enjoy Japan work culture

[@Emsyaz]

People who say that they want to move to Japan probably have not thought about the difference between staying there as tourist vs living there as normal citizen. Japan is a horrible place to live in.

[@AaAaaa-vt8sw]

Sg edu system only stressful if u stupid but have high expectations

[@az0989ejdje]

Its stressful for me cuz yea im stupid but its my parents who want high expectations. I mean thats the only reason why i care about grades. If my parents were the nicest in the world, i wont mind retaining 5 yrs

[@leejunxian7284]

is that jurong east tiume zone?

[@aggrovixen231]

I have been living in the US for almost 14 years, I miss the stability of the Government, the strict rules, the food and the people. Grass ain't always greener on the other side of the fence, everything over here is getting expensive too. For those who said Switzerland, I have lived there for about 2 years, it's also expensive but the outdoors are a GEM. A lot of American are wanting to get out over here!

[@ausgaporetan8512]

What are the reasons Americans want to get out of there while Switzerland is cleaner, safer, better healthcare, better salaries

[@Emsyaz]

Barely any Singaporeans want to live in USA. Its a terrible place to live in.

[@TheAimanSyazwan]

im a malaysian. young generations are kinda arrogant towards Malaysians. Older generations are nicer. thats my experience. however singapore is a nice country no doubt.

[@Emsyaz]

Malaysians are almost like Bangla to Singaporeans.

[@TheAimanSyazwan]

@@Emsyaz i agree. even Malaysian Chinese feel discriminated

[@blackola7559]

Is this English they speak?

[@chewjustin6451]

Definitely CPF!!!!

[@kangkinkang]

Singaporeans hate those Singaporeans who doesn't have self-respect & respect for others. This is the thing that lots of Singaporeans want to say but afraid to say.😐

[@Lone_Star86]

To the guy at the beginning I'm happy to trade lives with him UK>Singapore 😂

[@ysc1692]

Would like to see part two of this video. I can contribute my views if you want.

[@beartan1970]

I hate president election its like why do we even bother for it when we don't even get to do it ??????

[@scbchong6964]

Did you know USA president is rife with cronyism, nepotism and graft? Also, SG has more political parties than USA. btw what is wrong with muslim female president in a time of regional religious radicalist violence? Are you a chauvinist?

[@anziar3038]

Immoral ones such as liars, scammers, hypocrites, toxic tongues and criminals are hated most and they should be the ones to get lost.

[@johnlim8783]

100% agree!

[@shamilfsobhanstandwithukra3937]

i am not from singy but i dont like it as there are too many ads.

[@jeremiahforever3557]

surprised nobody say ns

[@siddharth2958]

Ns not liek last time .I heard from my friends who alr served ns say it's chill and can slack .so not much to do as well.

[@fahdsiddiqui3823]

People need to start recognising Middle East Dubai is the place to be ngl

[@fcof]

Wears a beanie and complains that sg is hot.