SINGAPOREAN artist and online fishmonger Wang Lei, better known as “Mai Yu Ge” or “Fishmonger King”, recently announced on social media that he had successfully raised over RM600,000 to help flood victims in Malaysia. According to Wang Lei’s Facebook post, the funds did not come from large corporations or corporations, but rather was the result … Read more
Tupperware containers, a must-have item in every Malaysian household. Recently photo of a Tupperware container filled with fish crackers went viral on Twitter for keeping whole foods fresh and crispy even during long floods. The structure and interior of the Tupperware container in photos appeared to be in perfect condition despite its dirty exterior covered … Read more
FOOD apps are so advanced these days – all it takes is a simple click and food is delivered right to your doorstep. However, there are still people who prefer to walk in and buy their own food directly. Recently on TikTok, a funny video of a man, posting under the user account @alif_ashaari, pranking … Read more
Sometimes, even the smallest action can make us giggle. We have been inundated with over the past few days by news of the floods which have caused a lot of distress and loss. Netizens have been active on social media, passing on information about flood relief efforts, and helping each other. In a midst of … Read more
THE flash floods that have struck our country have left many people feeling devastated and overwhelmed. However, some people have the talent to turn a bad experience into a memorable one. Recently, a Tiktok video went viral showing how a wedding photographer managed to turn a couple’s rained out wedding day into an amazing experience. … Read more
IN A TikTok video uploaded by @c_hem, a woman tried to surprise her husband with a birthday cake, complete with candles. She looked forward to his return, but when he finally entered the house she was completely ignored. She happily sang “Happy Birthday to him”, but her husband came in, put down his tools and … Read more
A TEACHER from Seremban’s Tunku Kursiah College (TKC) was speechless after receiving a brand new car from his students as a retirement gift. Ahmad Vidin, 58, from Seremban, who taught additional maths, said that the seven-seater Perodua Aruz he had received was an unimaginable gift and that he was very happy and thankful. “I never … Read more