[VIDEO] ‘Muka askar, suara pramugari’

A video of a man mimicking a woman's voice while talking on the phone with someone he likely met on a dating app has gone viral in Malaysia. Netizens were amused by his ability to convincingly impersonate a female voice, discussing relationship topics without raising suspicion from the other person. Some comments praised his skill, while others questioned the naivety of the person on the other end of the call and highlighted the potential pitfalls of online dating.

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[VIDEO] Isteri ‘double line’ disangka kena Covid-19

A viral TikTok video shows a Malaysian husband mistaking his wife's positive pregnancy test for a Covid-19 test. Despite his wife's attempts to explain, he insists the two red lines indicate a Covid infection. Netizens reacted with amusement and some speculated about the couple's dynamic. The video, originally a draft, was posted by the wife who confirmed her pregnancy.

Murid suruh guru kacak kahwin guna duit kelas

Indonesian students offered their class funds to their handsome, unmarried teacher to help him get married. A video of the interaction, posted on TikTok, went viral with over 2.3 million views. The students, seen resting after sports, asked the teacher about his marital status. Upon learning he was saving up for marriage, they offered their class money. Netizens praised the students' innocent and proactive suggestion.

[VIDEO] ‘Duduk kondo pun subur tanam pokok pisang’

A video of a condominium balcony in Malaysia overflowing with lush banana trees and other plants has gone viral on TikTok. User @Nasrulhissam's video showcases the unexpected 'mini garden,' prompting amused comments from viewers. Some expressed surprise at the banana trees' thriving condition, comparing it to their own unsuccessful gardening attempts. Others jokingly imagined the consequences of growing durian trees in such a setting.

Gadis pura-pura mati demi ‘content’

An Indonesian content creator faced backlash after faking her own death for attention on Instagram. A video showed her lying motionless, covered in a sheet, with tissues in her nostrils. The post, which garnered over 83,400 views, was deleted after five hours. The girl later apologized, claiming it was just for "content." Netizens criticized her actions, with some expressing disbelief and others condemning her lack of gratitude for life.

Jadilah pempengaruh yang berilmu

Social media stardom offers lucrative opportunities, generating substantial income and collaborations with major brands. This perceived easy path to wealth attracts many young people, raising questions about the value of university education. The article emphasizes the importance of knowledge and education even for social media influencers, advocating for a balanced approach to success.

‘Influencer’ makan mekap meninggal dunia

Taiwanese social media influencer, Guava Shuishui (Guava Beauty), known for videos of herself eating makeup products, died suddenly on May 24th at age 24. Her videos featured her consuming cosmetics like lipstick, blush, and face masks. While the cause of death wasn't specified, a post announcing her passing described her as hardworking and resilient. She claimed to spit out the products after eating them in response to online criticism.

[VIDEO] ‘Tokey kena upah sebiji Black Thorn pada kakak tu’

A Malaysian customer used her Mandarin skills to help a durian seller communicate with Chinese tourists. A 16-second TikTok video shows the woman translating durian prices, facilitating the transaction. Netizens praised her helpfulness, with some suggesting the seller reward her with a Black Thorn durian. The video highlights the benefits of multilingualism in a diverse society.

Known for ‘eating’ lip gloss and blush, Taiwanese influencer Guava Beauty dies and sparks online debate over cause of death

Taiwanese beauty influencer Guava Beauty, known for her unconventional "make-up mukbang" videos where she pretended to eat cosmetics, has died suddenly at 24. Her last social media activity was on May 24, 2025, and her family confirmed her death, though the cause remains undisclosed. While some found her videos amusing, others worried they could mislead viewers into thinking cosmetics were edible. Her death sparked speculation and an outpouring of grief across social media in Taiwan and mainland China.

[VIDEO] Adam 15 tahun minta izin bermain cuit hati netizen

A Malaysian TikTok video featuring a 15-year-old boy named Adam asking his mother for permission to play with friends has gone viral. His mother playfully made him ask in proper Malay and perform an old-fashioned laugh before granting permission. Netizens praised Adam's respectful behavior and his mother's parenting style, while also being amused by his comical laugh.

‘Kalau awak seksi, maaf tak minat langsung’

A Malaysian man's WhatsApp conversation went viral after he firmly rejected advances from a woman named Ana. Despite Ana's attempts to flirt and sending revealing photos, the man stated he was married to a woman who wears a purdah (face veil) and was not interested. He emphasized his commitment to his wife and his unwillingness to sin further.

Platform media sosial perlu bertanggungjawab kandungan bunuh diri

Malaysian Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil calls for social media platforms to take responsibility for suicide-related content. He emphasizes that this responsibility extends beyond mainstream media and urges all parties to adhere to reporting guidelines regarding suicide. Fadzil highlights the importance of responsible content sharing and following established guidelines to prevent the spread of harmful information.

Teen dies in NZ after head-on collision in ‘run-it-straight’ social media craze (VIDEO)

A 19-year-old in New Zealand died from a head injury after participating in the "run-it-straight challenge," a viral social media trend involving sprinting and colliding with others. The challenge, popular in New Zealand and Australia, involves participants charging head-on without protective gear. Police urged caution due to significant safety risks. Organized competitions offer prize money and have attracted ex-professional rugby players, despite expert warnings about concussion risks.

Hal dalam kain bukan lagi rahsia zaman Gen Z

A famous Malaysian entrepreneur and influencer sparked online controversy after a live stream revealed a private conversation with her husband. He complimented her fitness, saying despite her age, she could jog for two hours. Netizens criticized the public airing of intimate details, arguing such conversations should remain private. The incident highlights the blurring lines of privacy in the Gen Z era.

NGO lapor polis, ‘PK Battle’ buat pengguna jadi tidak ketahuan

Malaysian NGOs are urging the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) to ban the "PK Battle" trend on TikTok, citing concerns about its negative impact on mental health. The trend, which involves live-streamed competitions, is accused of promoting unhealthy rivalry, cyberbullying, extortion, and potential sexual exploitation. Police reports have been filed in several states, and the NGOs are calling for investigations and action against those involved. They argue the trend violates TikTok's community guidelines and fear it could lead to more serious incidents like fraud and abuse.

‘Jom tengok gelagat orang tengah cuak’

A viral TikTok video shows a teenager replacing a broken television after accidentally damaging it while playing ball indoors. The video, shared by @Mohdazuan301, captures the boy's nervous attempt to swap the broken TV with a working one from another room. Netizens praised his quick thinking and problem-solving skills, while others shared their own childhood experiences of breaking household items and the resulting consequences.

[VIDEO] Ariff Peter mohon maaf isu wanita mualaf

Influencer Ariff Peter apologized for a video showing a Muslim convert woman at his workplace, seemingly seeking a loan. He explained he works for a consulting agency in Kuala Lumpur, which the woman visited. He posted the video without verifying her background or story. He admitted she was denied the loan due to ineligibility. He received advice from Ustaz Firdaus Wong about posting content without checking facts, especially concerning sensitive religious matters. Ariff expressed remorse and promised to be more careful in the future.

Kumpulan sembang bukan platform tunjuk riyak

Modern technology facilitates reconnecting with long-lost friends, enabling virtual or physical meetups, conversations, and photo sharing. Excitement builds when these reunions are shared with a wider circle. However, the article cautions against using these platforms for boasting or showing off, emphasizing the importance of genuine connection over superficial displays.

World : Australia Considers Inclusion Of YouTube In Government's Social Media Ban

Australia's eSafety Commissioner, Julie Inman Grant, has suggested banning those under 16 from accessing YouTube. This recommendation, reported by Anadolu Agency citing local media, comes as part of a broader government initiative to restrict youth access to social media platforms. The proposal aims to protect young people from online harms.