Category: Going Viral

AT a time when most viral CCTV footage tends to highlight unpleasant incidents, one clip shared by Threads user Mydhili Muniandy has brought a refreshing dose of positivity to social media. In the video, laundry can be seen hanging outside in visibly windy weather. A Chinese man walking past the house notices the conditions and,… Continue reading CCTV shows kind neighbour saving clothes before rainfall

MALAYSIANS have been enjoying a series of long weekends since last month, but the extended holidays have brought traffic chaos for many road users. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim had announced an additional public holiday on Monday, September 15 creating a four-day weekend in conjunction with Malaysia Day on September 16. As a result,… Continue reading Back-to-back long weekends turn into a nightmare for M’sian drivers

BUYING a first home is often a dream come true — but for one couple, their milestone was marred by hurtful remarks from family members. A Threads post by @mentarikosong revealed how her friend and her husband purchased a flat, only to face disapproval from the husband’s siblings. “She and her husband bought a flat,… Continue reading M’sian man mocked by family for buying flat, netizens ask: ‘Are they paying the loan?

A photo posted on Threads showing recycling bins filled with the wrong type of trash has gone viral, sparking debate over Malaysians’ recycling habits. The image revealed brightly coloured bins clearly labeled Plastic & Can, Glass and Paper — yet they were overflowing with food waste, plastic bags, cartons and other rubbish tossed without care.… Continue reading Netizen frustrated with trash dumped in wrong recycling bins

A Threads post show garlic and onion skins scattered all over the floor of a local grocery store in Kuantan has gone viral. A Threads post show garlic and onion skins scattered all over the floor of a local grocery store in Kuantan has gone viral. The post had a picture attached showing the garlic… Continue reading M’sian calls out shoppers in Kuantan grocery store for peeling garlic, leaving skins on the floor

A Malaysian citizen has shared his harrowing experience of being trapped in Kathmandu as violent riots continue to grip Nepal’s capital, leaving him and several other Malaysians unable to return home due to the closure of the country’s airport. The Malaysian, known as Ayie, documented his ordeal through several TikTok posts on his account @AyieTDF,… Continue reading Malaysian recounts tense moments trapped in Nepal riots

APPLE has just unveiled its latest model, the iPhone 17 and the internet is already buzzing with excitement. From tech fans to casual users, many are eager to get their hands on the new device. But not everyone is rushing to upgrade. In an online discussion, some iPhone users shared that they’re perfectly content with… Continue reading iPhone 17 launch sparks debate as users stick with old models

ONCE overshadowed by its bustling neighbour, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban is now gaining recognition as a peaceful retreat for those seeking a quieter, more balanced lifestyle — especially among former city dwellers. Located just an hour from the capital, Seremban has increasingly become a preferred choice for people fed up with KL’s constant traffic congestion, noisy… Continue reading Seremban becomes peaceful escape for former KL residents

A clip of two children sticking their heads out of a moving car window has raised alarm among Malaysians online, with many warning that a split-second mistake could turn into a tragedy. In a Reddit post, user @theangry-ace commented, “You may drive safely, but others may not. “Those tiny bodies are so easy to be… Continue reading Kids hanging out of car window spark safety debate online

FOR many, a peaceful night’s sleep is all that’s needed after a long day in a pretty noisy world, but for one resident in Setapak, even that is out of reach. Anis, a frustrated local, took to Threads to voice her concerns about a group of rowdy motorcyclists who regularly disturb the peace with loud… Continue reading Setapak resident pleads for help over nightly motorbike noise

Relationships often reveal clashing values — especially when money and status come into play. One Penangite’s shocking confession about his girlfriend’s obsession with luxury goods has now left Malaysian netizens stunned. In an anonymous Facebook post, the man shared that he and his girlfriend, both from Penang, had access to an old Perodua Myvi left… Continue reading Penang woman sells boyfriend’s Myvi via ‘sambung bayar’ just to buy Chanel bag

Singapore’s world-famous Changi Airport is renowned for its lush indoor gardens and attractions, but one visitor’s recent experience has gone viral for all the wrong reasons. TikTok user @jiahuilifestyle shared a clip after visiting the airport’s popular Butterfly Garden, only to find slices of pineapple – meant to attract butterflies – instead swarming with cockroaches.… Continue reading “Turning into cockroach garden” – Woman finds roaches feasting in Changi Airport’s Butterfly Garden

A Malaysian shopper recently shared a heartwarming experience while grocery shopping in a grocery store in Malaysia, and it has since gone viral for its simple yet touching message. @auni.farhana_ shared in a Threads post said she had picked up a pack of discounted blueberries priced at RM4.36 while browsing the produce section. While in… Continue reading “Why buy spoiled fruit?” – Indian aunty hands M’sian shopper RM50 to get better fruit

A Malaysian influencer has explained why securing a perfect 4.0 CGPA in STPM examinations doesn’t automatically guarantee admission to one’s preferred university course, following public outcry over a student’s rejection from six universities. Facebook user Khairul Azri addressed the case of Edward Wong, a Penang student who achieved excellent academic results but was ranked 1,129th… Continue reading Perfect STPM scores no guarantee for university course choice

A Malaysian woman’s query on Threads recently went viral after she asked which continental car would suit her potential RM6,000 salary. “I’m in a dilemma. If my salary has reached RM6,000, should I go for the 320i G20 or A180 W177?” She added that she is currently driving her father’s Honda Civic FE and hopes… Continue reading “If my salary hits RM6k, should I go for BMW 3 Series or A-Class?” – M’sian woman’s query goes viral

A viral incident involving a customer who fled after being charged RM59 for a plate of char koay teow has ignited fierce debate online, with netizens overwhelmingly siding against the vendor’s pricing strategy. The controversy emerged through a Facebook video posted by Penang Kini, featuring the frustrated vendor recounting how a customer literally ran away… Continue reading Diner flees after RM59 char koay teow bill sparks outrage

A disturbing incident captured on video has ignited widespread condemnation on social media after footage emerged showing a young male stealing a woman’s handbag while she was engaged in prayer at a mosque in Johor. The viral footage shows the perpetrator entering the women’s prayer area and taking the handbag while the victim was performing… Continue reading Viral video shows youth stealing handbag during prayer time

A traffic policeman in Sandakan has captured the hearts of netizens after a brave rescue of a tiny kitten from a busy street, an act immortalized in a viral video. The footage, shared by the Sandakan District Police Traffic Investigation and Enforcement Division on Facebook, shows the officer halting traffic to save the frightened kitten,… Continue reading ‘National hero!’ — Heroic Sandakan ‘Abang Polis’ saves kitten, wins netizens’ hearts

FUGITIVE businessman Low Taek Jho, better known as Jho Low, has been flagged as eligible for the government’s RM100 Sumbangan Asas Rahmah (SARA) cash aid, sparking criticism from politicians and netizens alike. The revelation came after politician Koo Shiaw Lee posted a screenshot from the MyKasih system showing Jho Low’s MyKad number marked as “eligible.”… Continue reading Fugitive Jho Low ‘eligible’ for RM100 SARA aid – Gerakan politician claims, slamming government policy

A Malaysian shopper recently took to Threads to share their disappointment after buying what they thought would be a delicious Thai milk bun – only to discover it had no filling at all. In the post, the user known as @fluffy.peonybelle wrote:“It was written as ‘Thai milk bun,’ so I expected it to have cream… Continue reading M’sian shocked by empty ‘Thai milk bun’ with no cream – Netizens call it a “scam”

A Malaysian doctor recently shared a bizarre encounter at her clinic, revealing how some parents misuse medical certificates (MCs). Dr. Syafinaz took to Threads to describe the situation, which began when a secondary school girl was brought in with symptoms of Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URTI). ALSO READ: Woman awarded RM180,000 after dismissal during menstrual… Continue reading Netizens slam parents who left bad review after doctor refused Fake MC for healthy child

BANK employees in Malaysia are once again shaking their heads over unrealistic buyer expectations. A recent Threads post went viral after one banker shared a story about a customer whose demands were, frankly, absurd. ALSO READ: “Prices go up, salaries stay same” – M’sian says surviving on RM2.5k salary in KL is akin to playing… Continue reading Banker laments customer buying Honda City RS with RM2k salary, netizens ask “How do you eat?”