Hi everyone, thanks for leaving your thoughts and feedback. Facing death is never an easy feat, but in some industries, it is also an everyday occurrence, and we wanted to capture that duality. We acknowledge that we could have done better, and will keep your feedback in mind for future topics and projects.
It's a little careless to ask a bereaved family member if there was regret in the relationship with a deceased member because it assumes that good relations are normal and it triggers unnecessary guilt.
@@marzucake7463 It does not matter, empathy means you don't ask the bereaved family member even if she mentioned something that alludes to regret. Reporter is just overwhelmed and can't fault her for careless mistake, but there's nothing to be "taken out of context" when it was a straight forward "Do you regret?"
Hey there, thank you for sharing your feedback. For some context, before the interview, I shared with her that she didn't need to answer unless she felt comfortable, and we also cleared the video with her prior to publishing, but I understand where you're coming from and I will take this feedback with me when doing future interviews. - Wenqi
Really amazed to see how these kind souls are open to having a tough job like this. It is never easy to witness this almost everyday in their life. Big props to their service all this while!
This is literally the real life move to heaven job. I love that drama so much, and watching this video really reminds me of that show Kudos OGS team 👍🏻
I appreciate the editing effort. But for me personally, the editing is a little bit too much, especially on the sound effects. This channel is still one of my faves tho!
Agreed! Thank you for going all out to find trauma cleaners in SG. But I also felt that the editing could have been done abit more tactfully. The whole storyboard of this video could have been more sensitive, i was confused as to whether OGS wanted to be more lighthearted or emotional. One moment its sad and then suddenly there’s unnecessary sound effects when handling the cleaning of the person who passed on? since you guys also watched Move to Heaven. I think there should have been lesser sound effects or the additional words on top of the heads for such a heavy yet real topic. Together with how the interview with the bereaved (although there might be more footages we do not see) could have been done with more sensitivity?
This video was quite interesting, it's not everyday that you get to see what happens to the houses of those who unfortunately pass away without anyone knowing until it's too late. But I have to agree with this comment. Perhaps not just the editing, but the whole tone of the video too. I personally found the interview with the family member a bit insensitive.
I have been a fan of OGS but this episode was disappointing as it has to be treated with respect and seriousness. Please wear PPE properly especially your face mask to ensure it is properly sealed for your own safety. Hair is also all over the place. Basic respect has to be shown even when tagging others for work - it shows through your uniform. And it is not right to interview the family member who is grieving at the state of her brother was found in.
Never a disappointing content from OGS! Loving this series already. Seen a rendition of a documentary on this job in Japan but good to know that it exists in Singapore too.
Good content. Respect to the cleaners. Very very few would want to do this job. I'm a little disturbed with the bg music used in the extra footage part. Someone died. Not suitable to make it light hearted. Just my 2 cents.
10:11 makes me think a little, especially "we were born alone". The sentiment is something I used to share, until I came across a tumblr post by sangefiruze: ["we were born alone & we die alone” you delivered yourself during birth? built all the roofs that have ever given you shelter? sown the wheat in your bread?? weaved the clothes on your back??? wrote all the books youve ever read and the music youve ever listened to????? who made the literal bed youre going to die in - you, all alone?"] Lonely deaths are very heartwrenching, death itself is painful. But I think it might help someone out there to remember that it's *possible* we're surrounded by people who care. Not all of us get to be born with the privilege/luxury of a functional, non-abusive family or to be surrounded by friends but, it's the small mercies where they are I suppose. Not an attack on Wen Qi, just my two cents after hearing what she said. I'm hoping maybe someone out there might gain some value from me sharing my thoughts on the matter. Very interesting video, though I'm 11 months late. It's nice to see OGS being honest about the criticisms received, thank you guys for creating the content you do. I really love seeing the perspectives you guys capture in your videos.
Please find a better host. This was painful to watch from start to end because of how she behaved, the questions she asked etc. Just because you guys edited it and add on sad background music doesn't make things better.
This female giggling and carrying on like a child is disrespectful and disgraceful. And sharing film of a death scene with anyone.......SHAME SHAME SHAME.
Have more respect and seriousness in fitting your PPE, even your mask is not wore properly and hair is so messy when doing the cleaning. Poor interviewer.
I like the editting but the host wasn't very engaging. She could have asked more in-depth questions to the other colleagues during lunch. Her tone was also a little flat.
Think the host did her best with something that is probably a stark contrast from her everyday. Must be quite hot to wear the PPE and still have to engage everyone, good try!
Anything you’d like to ask Wenqi about her experience? Join us on our Telegram channel as we discuss the unknown trades and get the latest updates on our new series! Link: t.me/ourgrandfatherstory
Hi everyone, thanks for leaving your thoughts and feedback. Facing death is never an easy feat, but in some industries, it is also an everyday occurrence, and we wanted to capture that duality. We acknowledge that we could have done better, and will keep your feedback in mind for future topics and projects.
😄😄😄
Hi you again Singaporean
It's a little careless to ask a bereaved family member if there was regret in the relationship with a deceased member because it assumes that good relations are normal and it triggers unnecessary guilt.
I’m pretty sure there’s more to the conversation than what has been shown. What you have interpreted might have been taken out of context
@@marzucake7463 It does not matter, empathy means you don't ask the bereaved family member even if she mentioned something that alludes to regret. Reporter is just overwhelmed and can't fault her for careless mistake, but there's nothing to be "taken out of context" when it was a straight forward "Do you regret?"
Yea it's a bit unethical.
Hey there, thank you for sharing your feedback. For some context, before the interview, I shared with her that she didn't need to answer unless she felt comfortable, and we also cleared the video with her prior to publishing, but I understand where you're coming from and I will take this feedback with me when doing future interviews.
- Wenqi
@@OGS.Official Keep up the good work!!!
Really amazed to see how these kind souls are open to having a tough job like this. It is never easy to witness this almost everyday in their life. Big props to their service all this while!
😄
Respect to this group of trauma cleaners!
😄
This is literally the real life move to heaven job. I love that drama so much, and watching this video really reminds me of that show
Kudos OGS team 👍🏻
😄
I don’t think a topic liked should be edited in such a way, no respect shown to the deceased n his family.
I think it is okay to edit it like that, just only the part which involves the actual scene is the one I would be concerned about.
Agree not much respect shown ..especially by the girl. She was prancing and joking around..very distateful
@@janetchong5048 are u referring to the first part of the video? She was not in the client's place. They were in the "Academy"
I have huge respect for these awesome people who do this work . True unsung heroes ❤
I appreciate the editing effort. But for me personally, the editing is a little bit too much, especially on the sound effects. This channel is still one of my faves tho!
Agreed! Thank you for going all out to find trauma cleaners in SG. But I also felt that the editing could have been done abit more tactfully. The whole storyboard of this video could have been more sensitive, i was confused as to whether OGS wanted to be more lighthearted or emotional. One moment its sad and then suddenly there’s unnecessary sound effects when handling the cleaning of the person who passed on? since you guys also watched Move to Heaven. I think there should have been lesser sound effects or the additional words on top of the heads for such a heavy yet real topic. Together with how the interview with the bereaved (although there might be more footages we do not see) could have been done with more sensitivity?
This video was quite interesting, it's not everyday that you get to see what happens to the houses of those who unfortunately pass away without anyone knowing until it's too late. But I have to agree with this comment. Perhaps not just the editing, but the whole tone of the video too. I personally found the interview with the family member a bit insensitive.
Editor.... Less is more.
The popup text effects are distracting and diverts the viewer's attention unnecessarily
The host not wearing the ppe properly when entering the deceased flat🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
I have been a fan of OGS but this episode was disappointing as it has to be treated with respect and seriousness. Please wear PPE properly especially your face mask to ensure it is properly sealed for your own safety. Hair is also all over the place. Basic respect has to be shown even when tagging others for work - it shows through your uniform. And it is not right to interview the family member who is grieving at the state of her brother was found in.
Yes the young lady treated like it’s a joke
Never a disappointing content from OGS! Loving this series already. Seen a rendition of a documentary on this job in Japan but good to know that it exists in Singapore too.
Good content. Respect to the cleaners. Very very few would want to do this job. I'm a little disturbed with the bg music used in the extra footage part. Someone died. Not suitable to make it light hearted. Just my 2 cents.
10:11 makes me think a little, especially "we were born alone". The sentiment is something I used to share, until I came across a tumblr post by sangefiruze: ["we were born alone & we die alone” you delivered yourself during birth? built all the roofs that have ever given you shelter? sown the wheat in your bread?? weaved the clothes on your back??? wrote all the books youve ever read and the music youve ever listened to????? who made the literal bed youre going to die in - you, all alone?"]
Lonely deaths are very heartwrenching, death itself is painful. But I think it might help someone out there to remember that it's *possible* we're surrounded by people who care. Not all of us get to be born with the privilege/luxury of a functional, non-abusive family or to be surrounded by friends but, it's the small mercies where they are I suppose.
Not an attack on Wen Qi, just my two cents after hearing what she said. I'm hoping maybe someone out there might gain some value from me sharing my thoughts on the matter. Very interesting video, though I'm 11 months late. It's nice to see OGS being honest about the criticisms received, thank you guys for creating the content you do. I really love seeing the perspectives you guys capture in your videos.
Please find a better host. This was painful to watch from start to end because of how she behaved, the questions she asked etc. Just because you guys edited it and add on sad background music doesn't make things better.
Usually OGS is on point, but the edit on this seemed too frivolous and not respectful of the content and topic.
There is a kdrama about this as well its called 'move to heaven'
Yes!! We love that drama and were inspired to find out more about the job of trauma cleaners in real life!
Surprised the cleaner can take photos for his own personal viewing. No respect.
Kudos to the OGS team for showing such a heavy topic in a more light hearted manners.
Must be one of the toughest job in my opinion.
This channel is so underrated!!!
Her mask like not fitted for her ah
Respect!
My respect you for what u are doing sir
The host really cmi. Sigh
Hopefully they change the host
Her hair being out of the cap bugged me a ton.
Imagine one day they have to clean theirselfs😂
This female giggling and carrying on like a child is disrespectful and disgraceful. And sharing film of a death scene with anyone.......SHAME SHAME SHAME.
The level of unprofessionalism and lack of respect is very disheartening.
Thank you for sharing this!
What a visual...
Thank you for the great episode
Why only 1 person with the full face mask while the others have eyes exposed?
they like body juice going into eyes
Good video , it educated me alot
I rly love this kind of content!! keep it up!!!
Are u a cereal killer!!!!!3@3
What's the name of this cleaning company call?
Have more respect and seriousness in fitting your PPE, even your mask is not wore properly and hair is so messy when doing the cleaning. Poor interviewer.
I like the editting but the host wasn't very engaging. She could have asked more in-depth questions to the other colleagues during lunch. Her tone was also a little flat.
Great respect
Trauma Cleaners are cool.
Did he commit suicide?
Where do I apply ? I need job
Dont ask dumb questions
Think the host did her best with something that is probably a stark contrast from her everyday. Must be quite hot to wear the PPE and still have to engage everyone, good try!
the editor deserves a payrise
not really
❤️
Any jobs you’d like to know more about? ✍️👇
Anything you’d like to ask Wenqi about her experience? Join us on our Telegram channel as we discuss the unknown trades and get the latest updates on our new series!
Link: t.me/ourgrandfatherstory
My nose is too sensitive to stench. I cannot do this job. 🥹😫
Ewwwww