Category: Going Viral

A woman’s experience eating satay in Kajang took a sour turn after claiming being served raw meat and a sauce that had gone bad Taking to TikTok, the woman had purchased several sticks of satay, and her video showed the sauce allegedly having maggots in it with the appearance of the satay meat seemingly uncooked.… Continue reading Woman’s Kajang satay experience gone wrong after finding raw meat and maggot in sauce

A local food content creator has recently come under fire after a controversial food review video sparked backlash across social media. The clip, which resurfaced on Threads, shows the influencer allegedly behaving in a disrespectful manner towards staff at a Western food eatery. In the video, the reviewer allegedly exhibited rude behaviour, calling the eatery… Continue reading Local food review slammed for alleged crass behaviour to eatery staff during review

A Singaporean recently turned to Reddit’s r/askSingapore for advice after revealing that his father had fallen victim to scams multiple times — with the latest incident wiping out nearly all of his savings. In his post, the son shared that his father had once again been cheated, this time losing a four-figure sum. Sadly, it… Continue reading SG son asks if he should take over father’s finances after repeated scam losses

A local woman has spoken of her regret after claiming her former foreign husband manipulated her into registering his business empire under her name. Adilah (not her real name), in her 40s, said she agreed after marrying a Pakistani national who “sweet-talked” her into allowing him to use her name for Companies Commission of Malaysia… Continue reading ‘I felt regret and used’: Malaysian woman says ex-husband tricked her into fronting his business

ASKING about salary during a job interview might seem like common sense — but one Malaysian jobseeker says he were shamed for it. @dai_lu_mao_zi shared on r/Bolehland that he had gone for a lot of job interviews recently but would receive the side-eye from interviewers when he requested to know the salary. He even received… Continue reading “Did you only come here for the money?” – M’sian jobseeker called out for asking salary in interview

A pricey mix-up at an aquarium shop has left its owner on the hunt for a customer who unknowingly scored a rare fish at a massive discount. According to Sin Chew, the incident took place around 2pm on Sept 14, when a customer at a local aquarium store selected a striking, high-value redline pufferfish worth… Continue reading Shop owner seeks customer who paid RM1.60 for RM1,600 fish after payment glitch

A Malaysian employer shared how she is at her wits’ end after her employee submitted their reason for not turning up to work, which did not sit right with her. Posted on Threads, a screenshot attached showed the 24-year-old worker apologising for not coming into work because of a family member acting up. The worker… Continue reading Malaysian boss frustrated by employee’s “not in mood” excuse

THE long-standing debate over whether customers should clean up after themselves in fast food restaurants continues to spark heated discussions online. While some argue that it’s the staff’s responsibility as part of the service provided, others believe that tidying up after a meal reflects basic courtesy, empathy, and respect for service workers. The conversation was… Continue reading M’sian doctor says customers don’t have to clear tables at fast food eateries, receives backlash

AI-GENERATED artwork, while hailed as a technological innovation that makes art creation more accessible to the masses, has become the subject of heated ethical debate. This issue recently surfaced in Malaysia when the Sultan Alam Shah Museum in Shah Alam came under fire for featuring AI-generated artwork in one of its exhibitions — prompting concerns… Continue reading Sultan Alam Shah museum criticised over display of AI-generated art

FOR many fresh graduates, stepping into the workforce can feel like a harsh awakening. While it’s widely accepted that entry-level salaries are modest due to limited experience, the growing mismatch between workload and compensation is fuelling frustration among Malaysia’s young professionals. In a Threads post, a Malaysian man lamented that fresh graduates are expected to… Continue reading Fresh grad calls out RM2.5k salary for “five-person” workload

WITH the current school holidays and the Malaysia Day celebrations, Malaysians have taken advantage of the timing to plan relaxing getaways. While it might be assumed that Malaysians would opt for domestic travel, this has not been the case. In recent years, reports have shown a growing trend of Malaysians crossing the border into Thailand… Continue reading Thai local thanks Malaysians for boosting Hat Yai tourism

A video featuring Deputy Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay has captured widespread attention after he demonstrated his roti canai making abilities during a vacation in Sibu, Sarawak. The footage, uploaded to his official Facebook account earlier today, shows Ayob Khan preparing seven pieces of roti canai at a restaurant located in… Continue reading Deputy IGP Ayob Khan shows off roti canai skills in Sibu

TRAFFIC congestion in Cameron Highlands during the current school holiday season has raised serious concerns after severe traffic conditions hindered the movement of emergency vehicles, including fire engines. A couple of viral TikTok videos posted by user @TunaCameron and @TunaCameron1 respectively showed heavy traffic flow believed to be occurring at the junction leading to Kea… Continue reading Emergency vehicles struggle through Cameron Highlands holiday traffic

A man attacked a married couple after being told off for smoking in a restaurant in Seksyen 13, Shah Alam last Thursday. In a statement, today, Shah Alam district police chief Assistant Commissioner Mohd Iqbal Ibrahim said that during the incident at about 11.50pm, the victims – a pregnant woman and her husband – were… Continue reading Man attacks pregnant woman after smoking warning in restaurant

THE strong sense of community and mutual concern among Malaysian motorcyclists is well-known. It is common to see riders assisting their peers in need, whether it’s a mechanical issue or a lack of fuel. These acts of camaraderie not only relieve the immediate stress of the person in trouble but also contribute to a culture… Continue reading Malaysian motorcyclist’s kindness and clever fuel hack go viral

A Malaysian national accused of masterminding a sophisticated e-cigarette smuggling network in Singapore has remained in custody for nearly 12 months following his arrest during a nationwide enforcement operation. According to Singapore’s Straits Times, Chua Wee Ming, 34, was detained on October 10, 2024, and now faces numerous criminal charges including fraud and obstructing justice,… Continue reading Malaysian vape kingpin held in Singapore for nearly one year

MALAYSIAN comedian Nigel Ng, globally recognised as the rice-loving Uncle Roger character, has exchanged vows with Miami-based attorney Sabrina Ahmed in an extravagant three-day wedding celebration held in Portugal’s picturesque Sintra. The multicultural festivities seamlessly blended Chinese, Indian, and Western ceremonial elements, creating a unique celebration that honored both partners’ diverse backgrounds, according to coverage… Continue reading Uncle Roger marries Miami lawyer in Portugal dream wedding

A Perak housewife has turned an irritating spam call into a life-changing windfall after winning over RM6 million in the Da Ma Cai lottery using numbers from an unwanted caller. The unnamed woman from Ipoh discovered fortune in the most unexpected place – her phone’s call log – after declining to answer a call from… Continue reading Perak woman wins RM6mil jackpot using spam caller’s numbers

REGARDLESS of whether you live in a gated community or a heavily secured residential area, all homeowners must remain vigilant about home security. A recent incident shared by a resident named Tasha on Threads has raised eyebrows after she recounted an “almost tragic” experience involving a break-in attempt at her home in a new township… Continue reading Break-in attempt in gated Sungai Buloh area sparks concern

AS usual, Malaysians have once again proven that school holidays are a ‘must-utilise’ period to the fullest, with all national borders, particularly those leading to Thailand, reportedly experiencing heavy congestion at this time. A survey across social media platform TikTok reveals that among the borders experiencing severe congestion due to being ‘invaded’ by Malaysians currently… Continue reading Malaysia-Thailand borders jam-packed during school holidays

ATTENTION regular bus travellers, especially those departing from the Southern Integrated Terminal (TBS) in Cheras — you will be charged if you want your ticket printed at the counter. TBS began imposing a RM0.70 facility fee at the start of September, according to a Facebook post by its management. This newly introduced fee aligns with… Continue reading TBS now charges RM0.70 for printed bus boarding tickets

MALAYSIA’s Special Branch conducted a classified intelligence operation tracking Al-Qaeda operatives in Kuala Lumpur nearly two years before the September 11 attacks, according to revelations by Deputy Inspector-General Tan Sri Ayob Khan Mydin Pitchay. The covert operation commenced in December 1999 when Malaysia’s Counter Terrorism Division received intelligence from American agencies about suspected Al-Qaeda members… Continue reading Malaysia tracked Al-Qaeda before 9/11 attacks – Secret Revealed

LONG before the world watched in horror as planes slammed into New York’s Twin Towers on Sept 11, 2001 (9/11), a handful of Malaysian plainclothes officers were already losing sleep in dingy budget hotels, airport lounges and cyber cafes – shadowing men whose names would later be etched into global infamy. Deputy Inspector-General of Police… Continue reading Malaysia tracked Al-Qaeda before 9/11 attacks – Secret Revealed

THE recent bout of bad weather has become a major hurdle for air travellers, with numerous flights facing delays and disruptions. On Threads, user Danny Osman voiced his frustration after his flight from Kuala Lumpur to Penang was delayed not once, but three times. According to a screenshot he shared, his original departure time of… Continue reading Bad weather causes flight delays, travellers urged to stay calm

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 Malaysian drivers

A Malaysian employer’s post has gone viral after revealing how two Gen Z hires quit just two days into their new job — with a handwritten resignation letter citing “weather” and the “cost of living” as reasons for leaving. In a Threads post, the employer shared a photo of the letter, which read: “Please accept… Continue reading “Difficult to cope with weather & cost of living” — Gen Z staff sends handwritten resignation letter

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