2 more rules! first, speak slowly and clearly when you guys wanna ask direction or anything to malaysians. although most malaysian speak english, but some of us don't and some of us can't understand your english if you have accent and you speak too fast. Second, better not to ask any question to older people cause A LOT of old people in malaysia cannot understand english.
Not so true about number two though. My mom is a 67 years old housewife with spm level education and yet i have to swear in japanese or other languages so i won't get scolded by her. She understands when I'm lost of malay word but know it in English.
Old people was good at english! If i speak english with my grandparents,they will reply without thinking twice.Remember old people used to talk with people who live in British
we malaysian is more open minded actually , u can be your self while in here but just tone it down a little bit, like...... 1. u can kiss in public but not in a sensual way, just dont kiss like a pornstars in public that's all, just a quickie its fine. 2. if you dont like the dishes just say im sorry its not for me, then we will understand, just dont say bad word about it, dont comment it like gordon ramsey did. 3. u can drink a beer in public but make sure u throw the can in trash bin also dont bring alcohol in any permises, just drink it in a place thats provide it or in your hotels room. 4. if came here around August to December then umberella is important. 5. shoes, yeah do that ( mostly asia country practice this habbits) 6. u can joke with that word with some one u know but not with strangers, if not, u might injured your self, 7. dont even ask about it. 8. just be black humble and polite, that all it takes. 9. dont cat calling or verbally assult a gurl here... 10. yes u right about that, the will chased u to Singapore 11. sun cream is not necessary for local, but for you guys it might very important...
i didnt say WE can kiss in public, i said if foreigners or travelers wanna kiss their mate in public but NOT in sensual way just to show their love affection, they can do that but if possible just try to avoid it ,
this is 5 pillar/principals all malaysian must follow.. 1- believe in God 2- loyal to our king and country 3-sovereignty to our law 4- supremacy of our institution 5-politeness and morality
Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan Kesetiaan Kepada Raja dan Negara Kedaulatan Undang-undang Keluhuran Perpembagaan Kesopanan Dan Kesusilaan. Ah, used to say this when I was still in school.
If u looking for adventure in nature, come to the east malaysia (sabah & sarawak) aka the borneo island..... Also known as the heaven for seafood lovers lol
@@shinzzy.5666 Definitely check out Kudat, there's no one there to kidnap you. Don't worry. Seafood is really cheap there you can find a large variety though it's not really safe for our seas -_- . And other than that obviously Kundasang, Mt. Kinabalu, Pulau Gaya and maybe Manukan or Mamutik. Go to the sanctuary and stare at baby orang utans in Sepilok, run across Jambatan Tamparuli (there's a song about it) Catch the sunset in Tanjung Aru Beach. I'm only touching parts of Sabah. ; )
Recently i saw many videos about Malaysia and i can say this is one of the best videos, thanks for the video and i enjoyed watching it. sincerely from Malaysia, btw your video is on whole new level, God level lol
Why would you do that to yourself mate by leaving Malaysia 🇲🇾 when you know our food here ain’t the greatest lol you should defo head back and try all those delicious food you guys have
@@Shekumanstravel I know right! But sometimes you got to explore the other side of the world too. Just want to experience the cold weather and Europe in general. I explored a lot of places in Europe but food wise, Malaysia is still the best! I will be coming back in 5 months time. Can't wait!!!
No.4 is so true. I always bring my umbrella in my bagpack. Use it for protection from the scorching sun and downpouring rain. The weather can change just like that.
Ya we dont like offensive languages because we always are courteous to people, respect the elders and other people sensitivity and feelings (somehow this is the best way to live in multicultural country)... but saying F*** may be a norm in UK/US but its rather rude and harsh in Asian culture and may make you look like an idiot.. and yes we extremely respect the women so no eye-balling the goodies and no harrassment because culturally we are modest people not just because of the religion but more due to the widely practised modest asian culture..fyi women in malaysia enjoy more privilages than women in UK and US in the workforce and earning the same wages as men and in our corporate companies goverment has put in rule to have more women as part of leadership/managememt so its really2 good.. and dont be too concerned about being black (most Malaysian are dark skinned also even the Malays like my grandfather) but from my experience some may have bad experience not because they are black but simply because they are rude, aggressive and act threatheningly.. same goes for rude China tourist.. so be nice and the rest is just great
Courteous Malaysian? What about them who like to insult Indonesia and Singapore and they are many of them. They also insult their own people in internet
@@Zubaidah000 there are always bad apples in every people, countries or cultures...sometimes even with friends who like to prompt unfair provocation could result in insults.. otherwise all is fine since majority are pretty much courteous.. but frankly i dont really insult my indonesian and singaporean friends... your behaviour is the reflection of your own character/insecurities...not really a reflection of the whole society
Lol I guess we malaysian need to pay you for your advise and actually the most things is just don’t be rude and you’re save last but not least welcome to malaysia! 🇲🇾
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Malaysians are very hospitable people. We love ppl appreciating our country.. Mybe like the Thais 20 or 30 yrs ago 😜 but i still cant believe u took all tht great shoot all by urself 😁
Awsome bro , i'm form indonesia . I malaysia because malaysia so nice place ! We love malaysia and indonesia 🇲🇾❤️🇲🇨 . Who love malaysia ? Just like bro ❤️👍
I've lived in Malaysia my whole live and I have to say that there are loads of places to have a drink. Bukit Bintang is the most popular, Changkat alone has 20 different bars and pubs just on a stretch of road. Malaysia is a very diverse country, not only for one race but many others as well. And the night life is amazing. Walk along Pavilion KL towards Kuala Lumpur city centre and I swear you'll feel like you're in New York.
Mat Peno 69 I dont agree. I have been i all the countries except Brunei. Malaysia was by far the best. The people really stand out. they are Very polite and nice. Thailand is Beautiful but the people are freaking rude and hustlers. So Many bad experiences that I Will never return to it. Have been to Malaysia twice and already planning my third visit.
@@greenearth9945 if you eager enough, you'll find most people here are just the same, not saying my country's bad but i view all country as the same, have outlaws, corrupts, have criminals, gangs, rude bypasser, but also have good law enforcer, friendlies, mannered people, and defenders. What makes em different is government and langguage, And racial majorities as well. Btw we the friendlies welcomes you again if you ever visit malaysia again
the cinematography of whole video tho... the quality of this whole video and content is shooting out of the roof. idk if you're still here but welcome to Malaysia and do come again in future! ♥
Mannn.. you deserved more followers, extremely underrated channel ever.. i can argue most of your opinion, opinion 1. most Malay ladies will kiss "not lips kiss,just flying kiss but nearer" their friends or family cheeks.. LOL.. i don't know how to desribe.. my stereotypes in my head said all African are funny though,i don't know why..
Dear manskickz, I just love the way you do the video editing, the voice over with really nice footages, the way you talk and also you're funny 😊 That's why I'm watching your video without skipping or fast forward. Anyway, I can say this is the best advice on the internet when you visit Malaysia. I look forward to the next videos from you. Cheers!
Glad my video get to make you remember your umbrella ☔️ Cordelia cool name by the way. I hope you enjoy your trip and eat more food and tell me more about it late lol
@@Shekumanstravel Haha thanks! And hell yeah the food here is always something I look forward to, and you're right @khafizul khalid, 2 times ain't enough!
One more rule..... Please wear t shirts eventhough if is hot. Don't just go out topless. It's disrespectful especially to the elderly. Thanks for your video man . Loved it
Hey mate, i'm Allister, i'm Malaysian FYI. Have you ever visit "Borneo"? The other part of Malaysia? Try to visit Kota Kinabalu. Kota Kinabalu so called as another different enviroment that is way more open minded then the other part of Malaysia. I am a pure borneo guy, when we see people or tourist kissing on public, we won't mind them, because they have they own right to do it. Don't worry about it. Speaking about alcohol , you can get more places to drink and having fun here. Because borneo people love Beer! When i said love, we really do love beer so much. You can always talk about anything to us when it comes to making conversation. I hope Borneo(Sabah) will be at your next to-do list.
We are diverse in everthing ..culture,..language..food people...all..we keep respecting each others n live harmoniously..it doesnt matter the race...because we are MAlaysian..we are one nation.we welcome all people from all over the world.. Come n enjoy ur stay in malaysia.come n check urself our uniqueness n diversity
But there are few ultras racist team who claiming this and that and no other races can live in theirland. Haha. Especially those fucking bullshit political party
Thanks man, for explaining the Law and raising awareness for when people like you, visiting Malaysia and we're so sorry for when we said something rude or shocking (also I am so sorry for my broken ass English) Greetings from Malaysia ✌️
Thank you so much for the clips of London :’) my trip to London w my family was the last holiday trip for my late mother and this just brings back memories!
Actually not really. It's easy to find alcohol here. Just go to any supermarket or even 7Eleven and you can get yourself some. In fact some alcohol beverages here are significantly cheaper than its origin country because we have a full functioning factory of Guiness, Carlsberg etc here. Thing is, don't take alcohol in muslim loaded area, especially their restaurant. That's disrespectful. Night life here is probably not the biggest thing, you can't compare us to Singapore, Tokyo, Bangkok or Manila, but well there are clubs like Trec, Six or Zouk. Zouk is placed as one of the best night club in Asia by edmdroid.com. Do not show affections in public. Whatever your sexuality, whatever race and religion you are. It's not like people will beat you up, it's just not part of our culture. People be staring. Food? Well, it's okay to criticise, but don't go overboard. People be hating. Especially on social media.
I hope you’re not trying to promote 7E beers though... just remind the non muslim foreigner that they can get beers at 7E but dont ever drink it on the street or while driving in Malaysia!
Malaysians are fine with you saying honest opinions of our food. We just don't like foreigners saying it's shit or compare it with their own dishes. Basically if you don't like it, just say you don't like it, don't insult it.
Thanks to all for visit malaysia......im also really like to see tourist learn our culture,in malaysia we are one....no racist....love you guys from malaysia....
I live in London but I used to live in malaysia throughout my childhood cuz my parents went there for business. I pray so badly I get the chance to move back there, the community, life style, weather and everything else is to die for Urgh I’m so sad I don’t live there anymore, I couldn’t have asked for a better child hood though :)
Well, Sara I lived in London all my life until we pack up 11 yrs ago. Been happily in Malaysia for 10 yrs, I have no intention to go back to England. Malaysia is not perfect, but it is fun.
Am Malaysian. And I can confirm that all of these tips are true. Except for the "if you're black and not funny" part. In my opinion, if you're black, doesn't mean that you should be funny. As long as you follow all those tips, then you're pretty much good to go. Being funny is a bonus tho
Thanks for the advices tho I’m currently live here even I am Malaysian but raised in London so it’s bare things I have to learn ennit but trust Malaysia actually quite interesting country to exploring! Cheers mate!
Beer drinking is common among non-muslims. You would be surprised to know though Malaysia is a majority muslim nation, the consumption of beer per capita is surprisingly high. The globally famous Hash House Harriers running Club was founded in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 1938 by British expatriates. Kuala Lumpur Pioneer Chapter is known as Mother Hash. They pride themselves as a running club with a drinking problem. You may get it the other way round, when asking a Harrier, depending on the state of inebriation he is in. Most non-muslim restaurants serve beer in Malaysia. The Changkat Bukit Bintang area has some of the finest drinking joints in Kuala Lumpur. The price of beer includes a heavy sin tax. Langkawi Island to the north, being a duty-free status island, provides taxfree beer & other alcoholic beverages.
Oh really? Surprising indeed if consumption of alcohol is very high and majority of the population are Muslim. You know I only say things that I experienced during my time in Malaysia so it good to hear people point of view on things like this. Thanks for your comment mate.
manskickz, There are two international Breweries very close to Kuala Lumpur. Guinness Anchor Brewery is in Sg. Way, while several miles away, is the Carlsberg Brewery in Shah Alam.
You got a new sub. Now, I'm going through each of your points, which I'm sorry but, I mainly disagree with. 1) Me and the Mr's (old white people, kiss all the time, nobody has ever said anything bad to us). 2) Malaysian food - No, just no. Malaysians want cheap over good, all day long. Thailand, Taiwan, Philippine all better.(that will upset my Malaysian friends but it's a matter of taste and where you grew up) 3) You can get alcohol everywhere including 7/11. But, you are right about don't get drunk in public. Sadly, Westerners always let us down when they travel. I used to run a bar in Malaysia, always the westerners were a pissed up pain in the ass. 4) I ride a motorbike here, hardly ever use my wet suit, if it rains I get wet, mainly it's warm anyway, so it's not like you get wet and cold. I don't know anybody who carries an umbrella. 5) True of many Asian countries, always take your shoes off. However, nobody is gonna punch or kick you, they will just request you take them off or not let you in. lol. Malaysians are nice , non violent people. 6) Swearing in conversation, nobody gives a f**k! Just don't swear AT people, that will get you in trouble. 7) Fair enough, although, I have had many grown up conversations about politics with Malaysians, but stay away from religion! You just have to be respectful. 8) I'm White so no experience. 9) WTF you talking about? 10) Meh, Malaysians think they are better than Singaporeans., nobody will convince them otherwise. 11) Good advice. - All that being said, Malaysia is a fabulous country and the people (of all races) are fantastic, certainly would rather be here than back in the cold UK. Also it's much safer here IMHO. Sure there is crime but not the random sort of violent attacks you get in the west and not to the same scale. As we say here Malaysia Boleh.
When are you coming to Malaysia again. You should start a fan club here. I’ll be the first to join. Love having you around, someone who is humble n sincere about Malaysia.
Your tips are spot on! Esp #8 and #9. Girls usually keep their guards on around strangers esp foreigners, we can't be too friendly you know coz you don't know if that person is good or bad. But foreigners in my uni esp black ppl are always so polite, smiling and saying salam sister, may God bless you, may god Grant you health, hv a good day, etc, every time we meet and parted ways. With smiling face. That is just so polite and respectful. It offers me a new perspective. Even Malaysians dont say that to each other. So I kinda make that my habit now, thanks to them.
I like how you respect other religion and tradition. Thumbs up bro.
Most people do, it's just the media always trying to push us apart and create tension.
2 more rules!
first, speak slowly and clearly when you guys wanna ask direction or anything to malaysians. although most malaysian speak english, but some of us don't and some of us can't understand your english if you have accent and you speak too fast.
Second, better not to ask any question to older people cause A LOT of old people in malaysia cannot understand english.
mochi true i group 1
Not so true about number two though. My mom is a 67 years old housewife with spm level education and yet i have to swear in japanese or other languages so i won't get scolded by her. She understands when I'm lost of malay word but know it in English.
@@hafizatulsufiahyaacob5186 he stated that a lot of old people not every old people. You blind?
Old people was good at english! If i speak english with my grandparents,they will reply without thinking twice.Remember old people used to talk with people who live in British
@@anirajenn1933 Yeah but a lot of them dont you know
Not just the Muslims. Even the non Muslims like me get pissed off when people kiss in public in Malaysia.
Jovan Lee yaa absolutely. No manners when kissing in public
Absolutely, especially me who been single for a long time >:(
we malaysian is more open minded actually , u can be your self while in here but just tone it down a little bit, like......
1. u can kiss in public but not in a sensual way, just dont kiss like a pornstars in public that's all, just a quickie its fine.
2. if you dont like the dishes just say im sorry its not for me, then we will understand, just dont say bad word about it, dont comment it like gordon ramsey did.
3. u can drink a beer in public but make sure u throw the can in trash bin also dont bring alcohol in any permises, just drink it in a place thats provide it or in your hotels room.
4. if came here around August to December then umberella is important.
5. shoes, yeah do that ( mostly asia country practice this habbits)
6. u can joke with that word with some one u know but not with strangers, if not, u might injured your self,
7. dont even ask about it.
8. just be black humble and polite, that all it takes.
9. dont cat calling or verbally assult a gurl here...
10. yes u right about that, the will chased u to Singapore
11. sun cream is not necessary for local, but for you guys it might very important...
dont take it seriously, its just a metaphor....lol
Amie Marya actually all u list it,its cant becoz this islamic country ,
Amie Marya, who said you cant kiss in public, are you sure you are Malaysian, im Malaysian guy, we cant do that in this country
i didnt say WE can kiss in public, i said if foreigners or travelers wanna kiss their mate in public but NOT in sensual way just to show their love affection, they can do that but if possible just try to avoid it ,
@@izjoker1093 I think our friend is mentioning like a deep romantic kind of kiss.
for the umbrella part...rain coats ftw,umbrellas are rather useless...our rain...goes every direction except from down to up...
Lol that’s brilliant
If you’re reading this then take note 😝
@@Shekumanstravel indeed this is very usefull xD
Yeah.. I never use umbrellas.. I just run...
Me too.. i never carry an umbrella.. just enjoy the rain.. just run.. 🤭
indeed,at the end of the day,the rain is part of us~
this is 5 pillar/principals all malaysian must follow..
1- believe in God
2- loyal to our king and country
3-sovereignty to our law
4- supremacy of our institution
5-politeness and morality
Kepercayaan kepada Tuhan
Kesetiaan Kepada Raja dan Negara
Kedaulatan Undang-undang
Keluhuran Perpembagaan
Kesopanan Dan Kesusilaan.
Ah, used to say this when I was still in school.
Yes... This is very True...
Then ramai new age still bodoh dan xtahu prinsip rukun negara. Especially stupid politician.
@@mikaza2004 lol. That's cute.
@@mikaza2004 org ramai pun byk yg tak ikut rukun ke lima tu
This 'don't do' video is on another level.. 😂
Anyway.. I love your knowledge about malaysia!
Love from malaysia ❤
Malaysian welcome critics for improvement.. Not blindly condemned just for fun.
This, and how you deliver your critics and suggestions are important as well.
I'm Malaysian. I didn't know malaysia is this beautiful lol 1:04 . I really need to get out from my cave.
😂 surely you need to explore more mate you got everything you need hot weather, great food, modern city and happy and beautiful culture
@@Shekumanstravel what is the normal temperature in Malaysia?
@@aditbutwo9645 29°C
@@kazumaishimaru8394 typical day here almost 34°c..so freakin hot
34 but moderate is OK. Maybe its only me lol.
This video deserved to be played on every flights, trains or buses coming to Malaysia.
Ahh that will be amazing 😉
Agreed
Kann,video.dia pun boleh tahan smart
You love Malaysia, I love you. Simple as that..
No homo
Gay
If u looking for adventure in nature, come to the east malaysia (sabah & sarawak) aka the borneo island..... Also known as the heaven for seafood lovers lol
Can I know what issa must visit place in SS? I mean for the food also. I'm from Semenanjung.
Borneo is actually split into three sides, Indonesia to the south, Malaysia in the middle, and Brunei in the north
My mom go to sabah and sarawak because work trip and the seafood there just RM5 so cheap my mom said its delicious
@@shinzzy.5666 Definitely check out Kudat, there's no one there to kidnap you. Don't worry. Seafood is really cheap there you can find a large variety though it's not really safe for our seas -_- . And other than that obviously Kundasang, Mt. Kinabalu, Pulau Gaya and maybe Manukan or Mamutik. Go to the sanctuary and stare at baby orang utans in Sepilok, run across Jambatan Tamparuli (there's a song about it) Catch the sunset in Tanjung Aru Beach. I'm only touching parts of Sabah. ; )
Yes Sabah Sarawak definitely win in seafood for price and taste.
Finally, someone who really appreciate malaysia this much
Thank you man💪
You definately learn a lot from your trip. I'm a Singaporean and i totally agree with you what foreigner shouldnt do in malaysia,
Recently i saw many videos about Malaysia and i can say this is one of the best videos, thanks for the video and i enjoyed watching it. sincerely from Malaysia, btw your video is on whole new level, God level lol
Glad you really like contents from this channel. Thanks a lot mate
wow.. i dont know that my country were polite
Ikr.. Polite dkt foreigners je kut...
@@erinasahar200 so true tho
Malaysians being polite to each other? I smell bullshit.
Depa blum knal Menteri2 kt Malysia... 😂😂😂
Bull shit we malaysia say "EH KAU DAH KENAPA" if any malaysian bumb into us
I'm studying in the UK for 4 years now and watching this makes me want to go home so bad. Your video editing skills are amazing.
Why would you do that to yourself mate by leaving Malaysia 🇲🇾 when you know our food here ain’t the greatest lol you should defo head back and try all those delicious food you guys have
@@Shekumanstravel I know right! But sometimes you got to explore the other side of the world too. Just want to experience the cold weather and Europe in general. I explored a lot of places in Europe but food wise, Malaysia is still the best! I will be coming back in 5 months time. Can't wait!!!
@@yashyahya come back soon!
@@yashyahya wait , you didn't back during Eid Mubarak?
@@liyanamusa7164 InsyaAllah ;)
Want some help?...Just be nice...smile...and you will get those smile back from us....and as always...we always help people around...
Totally agreed ✊
No.4 is so true. I always bring my umbrella in my bagpack. Use it for protection from the scorching sun and downpouring rain. The weather can change just like that.
Greeting from Kedah northern part of Malaysia, loved your video man.. thumbs up!!!
Ya we dont like offensive languages because we always are courteous to people, respect the elders and other people sensitivity and feelings (somehow this is the best way to live in multicultural country)... but saying F*** may be a norm in UK/US but its rather rude and harsh in Asian culture and may make you look like an idiot.. and yes we extremely respect the women so no eye-balling the goodies and no harrassment because culturally we are modest people not just because of the religion but more due to the widely practised modest asian culture..fyi women in malaysia enjoy more privilages than women in UK and US in the workforce and earning the same wages as men and in our corporate companies goverment has put in rule to have more women as part of leadership/managememt so its really2 good.. and dont be too concerned about being black (most Malaysian are dark skinned also even the Malays like my grandfather) but from my experience some may have bad experience not because they are black but simply because they are rude, aggressive and act threatheningly.. same goes for rude China tourist.. so be nice and the rest is just great
We do have plenty of local curse words here in Malaysia though. Sexual assaults and harassment are very common issues as well.
Courteous Malaysian? What about them who like to insult Indonesia and Singapore and they are many of them. They also insult their own people in internet
@@Zubaidah000 there are always bad apples in every people, countries or cultures...sometimes even with friends who like to prompt unfair provocation could result in insults.. otherwise all is fine since majority are pretty much courteous.. but frankly i dont really insult my indonesian and singaporean friends... your behaviour is the reflection of your own character/insecurities...not really a reflection of the whole society
Oh cmon, im malaysian and i swear most of the time, if not in english, in malay. Granted, normally its with a friend or in a comedic sense.
@@H2Qmc Despite being a democracy, Malaysia is a bit of a theocratic fascist state sometimes.
Lol I guess we malaysian need to pay you for your advise and actually the most things is just don’t be rude and you’re save last but not least welcome to malaysia! 🇲🇾
Dude... So nice... So sweet that you understand verywell about Malaysia and malaysian... Good point bro...
Appreciate your comment mate
Title: "Don't do this in Malaysia."
*Don't forget your umbrella*
Nice one
Thanks for loving Malaysia! Love this video and it should be should be shared over and over!
- fellow malaysian
When i first visited London back in 2008, i saw a couple kissing by the roadside and i got shocked 😂😂
That’s just typical English people lol 😂
i got syok whenever my wife kiss me. all the time.
@@Shekumanstravel haha.. Yeah.. Its ok.. Different country, different culture
@@Shekumanstravel lol haha
@@GajahMengaumTheBruce if she's your wife then it's okay😂
You miss one thing.
"Never say RENDANG is not crispy"
😂😂
I'm subscribe to you.
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Malaysians are very hospitable people. We love ppl appreciating our country.. Mybe like the Thais 20 or 30 yrs ago 😜 but i still cant believe u took all tht great shoot all by urself 😁
🇲🇾💯✔️
ＩＮ ＡＢＳＯＬＵＴＥ ＡＧＲＥＥＭＥＮＴ！
What a wonderful country! I can't wait to see it with my own eyes. 😍 Love and respect from a Moroccan-Italian living in Italy!
Defo you must visit I am sure you would love it
There's so many delicious drink in Malaysia, u might no need alcoholic drink. XD
Damn right 😝
Have you tried dragon fruit juice? Omg!!! Da best!
@@kudabelanggaming3336 Mangooooo
Just drink Tea Tarik n u will be alcoholic to it...
True story
I love how you talk "Malaysia" . I don't know why I find that funny 😂
nice editing 👍🏻 i like this video , love from Malaysia ❤️
That you Sit Nur
Love from England 🏴
Awsome bro , i'm form indonesia . I malaysia because malaysia so nice place ! We love malaysia and indonesia 🇲🇾❤️🇲🇨 . Who love malaysia ? Just like bro ❤️👍
I've lived in Malaysia my whole live and I have to say that there are loads of places to have a drink. Bukit Bintang is the most popular, Changkat alone has 20 different bars and pubs just on a stretch of road. Malaysia is a very diverse country, not only for one race but many others as well. And the night life is amazing. Walk along Pavilion KL towards Kuala Lumpur city centre and I swear you'll feel like you're in New York.
Our nightlife is ok. But it is not comparable to let's say Thailand, Phillipines, or Indonesia.
Oh.. You don't want to diss our Nasi Lemak. We will find you and when we found you, we will make sure you'll love Nasi Lemak, for real.
I'm a Malaysian myself and I don't eat nasi lemak and im genuinely Melayu.
thats a lie
Meh, it's dull food. Much prefer a good Laksa
@@SilverfoxJB Laksa is not an all-rounder. Only good when raya only liao
@@nazirulaliff5513 Which is the best Laksa? Every state claims it's the best. I recently did a vlog on Laksa Johor
Malaysian brunei singapore thailand nice country sir , welcome enjoy you visit sir 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Mat Peno 69
I dont agree. I have been i all the countries except Brunei. Malaysia was by far the best.
The people really stand out. they are Very polite and nice.
Thailand is Beautiful but the people are freaking rude and hustlers. So Many bad experiences that I Will never return to it. Have been to Malaysia twice and already planning my third visit.
@@greenearth9945 if you eager enough, you'll find most people here are just the same, not saying my country's bad but i view all country as the same, have outlaws, corrupts, have criminals, gangs, rude bypasser, but also have good law enforcer, friendlies, mannered people, and defenders. What makes em different is government and langguage, And racial majorities as well. Btw we the friendlies welcomes you again if you ever visit malaysia again
@@H2Qmc But it's nothing to be scared about. lol!
“So walalalala” lol. I love his reaction for the food. That’s nice.
🤟🏾🤟🏾😂
I am from Malaysia and I am thankful that you love it here
Thank you for the vid! ♥ 90% of the information is correct. Love from Malaysia 😄♥♥
🙏🥰
I think all over the coutnries are the aame... Just be respectful to everyone and its will be okay.
the cinematography of whole video tho... the quality of this whole video and content is shooting out of the roof. idk if you're still here but welcome to Malaysia and do come again in future! ♥
This is a 1 million subscribed channel cinematography istg, great work!
🤩 thanks Ahmad hopefully one day but in the main time just creating contents I really enjoy and the places I visited share with the world 🌎
Can’t believe I’ve only discovered you now, amazing content
Aha thank you Morena 👊🏾
Mannn.. you deserved more followers, extremely underrated channel ever.. i can argue most of your opinion, opinion 1. most Malay ladies will kiss "not lips kiss,just flying kiss but nearer" their friends or family cheeks.. LOL.. i don't know how to desribe.. my stereotypes in my head said all African are funny though,i don't know why..
Much respect bro
Great to see you challenging my opinions I respect that mate
Someone just kissed me on my cheek but she's also a lady, like me. That's how we show friendship, but remember ONLY among the same gender ya.
Dear manskickz, I just love the way you do the video editing, the voice over with really nice footages, the way you talk and also you're funny 😊 That's why I'm watching your video without skipping or fast forward. Anyway, I can say this is the best advice on the internet when you visit Malaysia. I look forward to the next videos from you. Cheers!
Really appreciate your nice comment 👍🏾 glad you enjoyed the video
Advice:
Do not call anyone a ‘dog’ or a ‘pig’
Trust me you don’t.
Only malaysians can say that to other malaysians.
@@InsolventGene ikr
Babi
@@Senk0tatsu lol
@@fraggrenade7498 LOLOLOL
that's some nice editing
Thank you Fienamation
Not even 2 minutes in, I am already loving it! Kudos mate! Ur editing is lovely.
Much appreciate your inspiring comment
Bless you man I'm going for the 2nd time to Malaysia tomorrow and forgot to pack my umbrella, thanks to you now it's in the bag 😂🙏🏻
Glad my video get to make you remember your umbrella ☔️ Cordelia cool name by the way. I hope you enjoy your trip and eat more food and tell me more about it late lol
U guys need 100th time come to Malaysia to taste all the food...
@@Shekumanstravel Haha thanks! And hell yeah the food here is always something I look forward to, and you're right @khafizul khalid, 2 times ain't enough!
Your video has better quality than our tourism Malaysia advert.
Oh thanks 🙏
Glad to see people from other country talk good things about my country
Yeahhhhh
Very good introduction about Malaysia...
Kudos to u
✊ thanks Nothanimas
One more rule..... Please wear t shirts eventhough if is hot. Don't just go out topless. It's disrespectful especially to the elderly. Thanks for your video man . Loved it
I am so used to the rain, I dont mind the umbrella. Just run :-)
Hey mate, i'm Allister, i'm Malaysian FYI. Have you ever visit "Borneo"? The other part of Malaysia? Try to visit Kota Kinabalu. Kota Kinabalu so called as another different enviroment that is way more open minded then the other part of Malaysia. I am a pure borneo guy, when we see people or tourist kissing on public, we won't mind them, because they have they own right to do it. Don't worry about it. Speaking about alcohol , you can get more places to drink and having fun here. Because borneo people love Beer! When i said love, we really do love beer so much. You can always talk about anything to us when it comes to making conversation. I hope Borneo(Sabah) will be at your next to-do list.
We are diverse in everthing ..culture,..language..food people...all..we keep respecting each others n live harmoniously..it doesnt matter the race...because we are MAlaysian..we are one nation.we welcome all people from all over the world..
Come n enjoy ur stay in malaysia.come n check urself our uniqueness n diversity
But there are few ultras racist team who claiming this and that and no other races can live in theirland. Haha. Especially those fucking bullshit political party
Thanks man, for explaining the Law and raising awareness for when people like you, visiting Malaysia and we're so sorry for when we said something rude or shocking
(also I am so sorry for my broken ass English)
Greetings from Malaysia ✌️
Feel free to visit sabah too. Sabah food specialities are seafood,pig and boar. You also can go to mt kinabalu.
Deserve the subscription!! Good content... U need to visit Malaysia when hari raya too... Its gonna be fun!!
Thank you man
i think there are plenty of drinking areas here so dont worry. awesome video as always.
Thank you 😊 Gajah
Thank you so much for the clips of London :’) my trip to London w my family was the last holiday trip for my late mother and this just brings back memories!
Im respect you my brother come anytime to malaysia ❤
(Love from malaysia)
Thanks for visiting our country!
We salute u :)
-13 years old kid
It was pleasure hope you’re doing well at school :)
Actually not really. It's easy to find alcohol here. Just go to any supermarket or even 7Eleven and you can get yourself some. In fact some alcohol beverages here are significantly cheaper than its origin country because we have a full functioning factory of Guiness, Carlsberg etc here. Thing is, don't take alcohol in muslim loaded area, especially their restaurant. That's disrespectful. Night life here is probably not the biggest thing, you can't compare us to Singapore, Tokyo, Bangkok or Manila, but well there are clubs like Trec, Six or Zouk. Zouk is placed as one of the best night club in Asia by edmdroid.com.
Do not show affections in public. Whatever your sexuality, whatever race and religion you are. It's not like people will beat you up, it's just not part of our culture. People be staring.
Food? Well, it's okay to criticise, but don't go overboard. People be hating. Especially on social media.
Nohhh. Liquor tax malaysia tinggi kot. Se tin kat 7e boleh 6pack kot dekat langkawi.
I hope you’re not trying to promote 7E beers though... just remind the non muslim foreigner that they can get beers at 7E but dont ever drink it on the street or while driving in Malaysia!
I don't recommend six unless ure like under 17
You respect us, we respect you back. Well done bro!
Malaysians are fine with you saying honest opinions of our food. We just don't like foreigners saying it's shit or compare it with their own dishes. Basically if you don't like it, just say you don't like it, don't insult it.
dawww thank you so much for this! I'm so happy that you enjoyed my country so much, really moved me.. Nanti datang balik! ♡
It was my pleasure to visit your beautiful country mate
Hai guys.. Welcome to malaysia the truly of Asia.. Have a nice journey .. And terima kasih.
Thanks to all for visit malaysia......im also really like to see tourist learn our culture,in malaysia we are one....no racist....love you guys from malaysia....
Nice advice dude..I really like u channel,. 8)
Thank you 🙏
Im from malaysia, thank you for visiting our place. Thumbs up for you man
Proud of u bro! Thank for loving Malaysian country, if u come here again let's do some food challenge!😂
That will be fun 😂
That's a great level of video editing you got there, dude.
Welcome to Malaysia 🇲🇾
Thanks mAte
So underated channel mate, dont give up👍😊
I can feel your support mate thanks
I love your video.. Appreciated so much for this video!! I am Malaysian !!
16k views??? This video deserve more!!
🔥🔥 but I am glad 16 thousand people watch my video
Thanks bruv, we're from Malaysia and we love your video ! 80% of the points are correct, bravo !
I live in London but I used to live in malaysia throughout my childhood cuz my parents went there for business. I pray so badly I get the chance to move back there, the community, life style, weather and everything else is to die for
Urgh I’m so sad I don’t live there anymore, I couldn’t have asked for a better child hood though :)
I can imagine your childhood was amazing but you can always go back to Malaysia and feel more like home because I am going back this year
Did you ever go to school there?
Well, Sara I lived in London all my life until we pack up 11 yrs ago. Been happily in Malaysia for 10 yrs, I have no intention to go back to England. Malaysia is not perfect, but it is fun.
Am Malaysian. And I can confirm that all of these tips are true. Except for the "if you're black and not funny" part. In my opinion, if you're black, doesn't mean that you should be funny. As long as you follow all those tips, then you're pretty much good to go. Being funny is a bonus tho
Thanks for being part of this community and commenting
You can kiss each other in malaysia to show your affection but not in sensual and obscene way.
Maximillian Alap No2 to french kiss... 😂😂
Thanks for the advices tho I’m currently live here even I am Malaysian but raised in London so it’s bare things I have to learn ennit but trust Malaysia actually quite interesting country to exploring! Cheers mate!
Reti ckap Melayu x??
khafizul khalid ???
I'm a good Malaysian boy, whenever I see Malaysia, I click it 🤗
You click on mine?
Great content man, much love from MALAYSIA ❤️❤️❤️
Beer drinking is common among non-muslims. You would be surprised to know though Malaysia is a majority muslim nation, the consumption of beer per capita is surprisingly high. The globally famous Hash House Harriers running Club was founded in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in 1938 by British expatriates. Kuala Lumpur Pioneer Chapter is known as Mother Hash. They pride themselves as a running club with a drinking problem. You may get it the other way round, when asking a Harrier, depending on the state of inebriation he is in.
Most non-muslim restaurants serve beer in Malaysia. The Changkat Bukit Bintang area has some of the finest drinking joints in Kuala Lumpur. The price of beer includes a heavy sin tax. Langkawi Island to the north, being a duty-free status island, provides taxfree beer & other alcoholic beverages.
Oh really? Surprising indeed if consumption of alcohol is very high and majority of the population are Muslim. You know I only say things that I experienced during my time in Malaysia so it good to hear people point of view on things like this.
Thanks for your comment mate.
manskickz, There are two international Breweries very close to Kuala Lumpur. Guinness Anchor Brewery is in Sg. Way, while several miles away, is the Carlsberg Brewery in Shah Alam.
Hey nice advice dude. BTW I stay in Malaysia and when the first time I saw the intro I thought you were a local. You are like a traveling GURU.
Ahah yes I am 😂
Im proud to be a Malaysian people, tq man visit Malaysia
You got a new sub. Now, I'm going through each of your points, which I'm sorry but, I mainly disagree with. 1) Me and the Mr's (old white people, kiss all the time, nobody has ever said anything bad to us). 2) Malaysian food - No, just no. Malaysians want cheap over good, all day long. Thailand, Taiwan, Philippine all better.(that will upset my Malaysian friends but it's a matter of taste and where you grew up) 3) You can get alcohol everywhere including 7/11. But, you are right about don't get drunk in public. Sadly, Westerners always let us down when they travel. I used to run a bar in Malaysia, always the westerners were a pissed up pain in the ass. 4) I ride a motorbike here, hardly ever use my wet suit, if it rains I get wet, mainly it's warm anyway, so it's not like you get wet and cold. I don't know anybody who carries an umbrella. 5) True of many Asian countries, always take your shoes off. However, nobody is gonna punch or kick you, they will just request you take them off or not let you in. lol. Malaysians are nice , non violent people. 6) Swearing in conversation, nobody gives a f**k! Just don't swear AT people, that will get you in trouble. 7) Fair enough, although, I have had many grown up conversations about politics with Malaysians, but stay away from religion! You just have to be respectful. 8) I'm White so no experience. 9) WTF you talking about? 10) Meh, Malaysians think they are better than Singaporeans., nobody will convince them otherwise. 11) Good advice. - All that being said, Malaysia is a fabulous country and the people (of all races) are fantastic, certainly would rather be here than back in the cold UK. Also it's much safer here IMHO. Sure there is crime but not the random sort of violent attacks you get in the west and not to the same scale. As we say here Malaysia Boleh.
Man I like you! You're funny! Love from Malaysia ✌️
I'm from Korea and I love Malaysia my second sweet home food of paradise
You're so generous when it comes to compliments about Malaysia. But yesss.. never ever kiss in public 🤣🤣🤣
When are you coming to Malaysia again. You should start a fan club here. I’ll be the first to join. Love having you around, someone who is humble n sincere about Malaysia.
Malaysia has three part of nation , Malaya, Sabah and Sarawak ❤
Your tips are spot on! Esp #8 and #9. Girls usually keep their guards on around strangers esp foreigners, we can't be too friendly you know coz you don't know if that person is good or bad. But foreigners in my uni esp black ppl are always so polite, smiling and saying salam sister, may God bless you, may god Grant you health, hv a good day, etc, every time we meet and parted ways. With smiling face. That is just so polite and respectful. It offers me a new perspective. Even Malaysians dont say that to each other. So I kinda make that my habit now, thanks to them.
At Malaysia . How you said . All Malaysia people is friendly . Don't worry about that.
😂
Not specifically all
You deserve more than this mate..I like your channel..peace from malaysia
Do you like Durian maybe it is smelly but you should try it out !It is really delicious fruit and you have right about everything I'm amaze
I will attempt to try it when I visit Malaysia next
Alcohol is actually easier to get here than most alcohol drinking countries. We sell alcohol 24/7 at convenience stores(7-11/KKmart), it’s everywhere.
Sometimes, we use word f when we curse in social media, but when in public, we're not use f word because it's so rude
Aye Army Malaysia spotted!
jiminbts _army SomeTimes?
Malays Curse *A LOT!*
@@akhighpin012 not all of em, make sure you uses the a lot of for claims or be denied
Syahidan Scar Ok. Np. It Just My Hometown That Yeah. All Of 3 Race Are Not Good At Talking.
@@akhighpin012 specify please