Malaysia's SUPERSTAR! (A Visit to the P. Ramlee Memorial House)
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CHAPTERS
00:00 - My Plans for the Day
04:58 - RapidKL Bus 202
08:24 - P. Ramlee's Name Origins
19:39 - P. Ramlee's Rise to Stardom
27:32 - P. Ramlee's Personal Life
29:49 - Saloma's Story (3rd Wife)
34:39 - Arrival at Memorial House
38:51 - Tour of P. Ramlee Memorial
48:38 - How Was the Memorial?
58:40 - Conclusion & End Credits
01:00:48 - Relive Animated Map
I grew up watching P. Ramlee movies. Those days my father was against watching TV. He preferred us being bookworms. Only in 1974 we got our first TV and that to thanks to the World Cup Finals. My father was actually a football fan. And so we watched the Netherlands versus West Germany where the formidable Johan Cruyff and Johan Neeskens were outfoxed by the nifty Germen striker Gerd Muller.
Coming back to P. Ramlee movies I used to watch them at a friend's house across the road in my housing area. The house was huge and had a very large living room. Could seat 40 people or more. It was like a mini cinema hall with no admission fee. The entire duration we laughed out loudly as P. Ramli and his gang were extremely funny. Malaysians of all races and creed loved P. Ramlee movies. That was an era that is still a joyous memory that cannot be equalled.
Yup. This is the most unprecedented in-depth clip of P. Ramlee by a foreign youtuber i've seen so far. You really went deep into his life bro, much more than most ordinary Malaysians themselves including myself, as if you are living those glamorous times of his. Im 60 and was 9 when the man passed. I still can hear my mom cried out loud from her room upstairs that early morning after listening to the radio when we were ready for school...P. Ramlee dah mati!!! P. Ramlee died!!!
Indeed
TQ GOOD JOBS , Your channel is unique and special.There are no you tubers yet who tell about local celebrities
The night before he died his movie played on tv. Many people confessed they cried while watching a scene in the movie where he sing to a fairy princess not knowing that he is not able to stay in her world neither could he bring her into his world. When we received rhe news of his passing we knew that our tears came from the inner knowing that he was leaving us forever!
I was 16 yrs old when he passed away, we malaysians all loved him dearly, he is not only a singer, he's also a composer, a filem director, an actor and comedian too, may the Allah the almighty forgives all his sins and place him in jannah ameen
Subscribe to this channel and learn from him. He knows more than some Malaysian and really appreciate our history. Thank you doug
Yes, P.Ramlee was indeed the best artist that Msia hs ever hd.He could sing, act n writing songs n he was a well rounded artist.Old generation now in their sixties n fifthties can still remember his lagendary talents whilst they were kids during the life of P.Ramlee.Nobody can overtake him as a lagendary artist to date.
I've heard about P.Ramlee before, not really into the detail. First, I knew him from one of Malaysia cartoon series it was called 'Upin&Ipin'. I only know him shortly, since the episode of the cartoon didn't give so much explanation about P.Ramlee career, only brief information that he was really famous artist in Malaysia and still now. Thankyou for sharing new information about the entertainment side of Malaysia especially about the Artist there
The legend ..one and only ..our beloved one P.Ramlee ..thanks dude for pop up reviewing about him..good luck Doug..
I love your videos because you are honest and not fake like other youtubers. You studied well before exploring. Well done and keep it up.
I've been watching your vlogs for a time now because I think you tell such incredible stories. Even though some of the locations you visited were so commonplace to us, the way you described them gave the impression that your travels were really intriguing. I'm pretty impressed by your selection of sites that are typically off the itinerary, especially for foreign visitors to this country. Examples of such sites include the memorials to Malaysia's first prime minister and P. Ramlee, the country's best actor.
I visited the P Ramlee Memorial for the first time approximately thirty years ago. I can't stop holding my tears while looking at every exhibition, especially the costumes. Even though I found the costume materials were inexpensive and so ordinary, the films he made were incredibly entertaining and left a lasting impression on all of us. His life tale was indeed rather depressing, especially towards the end of his life. For your information, The History Channel also has his life narrative available. I appreciate you creating such a beautiful story about our national heroes so that people can learn about them.
Despite the setback of not being allowed to record video, your photos with your excellent narration was sufficient to provide a respectable presentation. Thanks for this great video, Doug
Jarang jarang tengok youtuber asing cakap pasal the great Tan Sri P Ramlee. You are my feveret youtuber.
I grew up watching P. Ramlee's movies once a month at the theatre with my family.
fantastic narrative of the tour of P ,Ramli house like all great artist his recognition only achieved after his death.
Really impressed with your content. Bravo and kudos to you! I would never thought any mat-saleh youtubers would cover this subject.
Your channel has becoming more interesting to watch as I know the actor's but never in my mind get to know him such in depth after listening from you no doubt he's a great actor of his time, what more interestingly is you brought us closer to his house( memorial) which I didn't have the slightest idea to know where,thank you appreciated your sharing as your production is at par👍
Really great video 👍🏻 Thank you😊
the closest lrt station to this P Ramlee Memorial is Taman Melati station. From there you can take a cab or grab to get this to memorial.
Wangsa maju is closer
you have discovered great job bro..love it ❤
P Ramlee was only appreciated after he died, when he was alive people didn't treat him well as an artist. His career was sabotaged. Royalties for P. Ramlee's films amounting to millions of ringgit per year are not given. The rich are not P. Ramlee's heirs, but the company that produces almost all of P. Ramlee's films. Before he died, he had no food to eat, his story is very tragic.
They are jealous of him.
A great find! I am a big fan!
Have you been to the police museum somewhere near the KL bird park or the national mosque of KL, there's also a deer park, a butterfly park, orchard garden etc.
In the 60s you will find names like A.Ramlie, S.Sudarmaji,A.Rahim,A.R Tompel ,A.Galak,J.Sham...
In the movie 'Anak Bapak' the guy who played 'father' role (A.R. Tompel) was actually Saloma's first husband.
Great content Doug, as usual.
P. Ramlee was an all-rounder entertainer. He was a composer, singer, musician, actor, comedian, scriptwriter, film director and everything in between. I think he was the only one-of-a-kind entertainer, not just in Malaysia and Singapore, but in the world.
His career took a nosedive when he moved from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur, and he died a pauper. A very tragic end to a very talented person. There is an ongoing legal battle between his descendants and the government of Singapore regarding the claim of his royalties, but so far, nothing fruitful has materialized.
Thanks, Doug, for your showing your interest in one of our nation's "heroes". Save travel.
Doug, your narration is great, clear and easy listening. And the background music is not overpowering and very relaxing. Your audio is always the best...even in the busy mrt station , can hear you very clearly without background noises 😊 such great job
Good job with the slide show and narration. Nothing was lost. Just as enjoyable. CC
Thanks for doing this video as he was multi talented in that he's an actor, also sings,directs and compose music and wrote lyrics
P.Ramlee ❤
if you go to saloma bypass bridge. saloma is P ramlee's wife as well and saloma is also a famous female artist they had a hard time living together and were buried together next to each other and their graves are just next to the saloma bridge. the end of their lives is so sad it makes us cry when we watch history about his life.😢😢😢
P ramlee made his mark in Singapore. But the movie studios decided to relocate to hong kong and focus on bigger Chinese market.
Upon returning to Malaysia after the split, he was ignored and disowned by locals in the broadcasting and entertainment and died a pauper!
He was posthumously honoured.
Tragic.
Congratulation! Very informative youtuber...
P.Ramlee is the legend in the Malay film industry born as the man of multi-talented personality. He could sing, wrote scripts for films, composer, actor, comedian, and played all kinds of equipment pertaining to music and entertainment. He was everything for Malaysian and remembered as a legend and a famous personality in entertainment and our film industry. I think you are the first you-tuber who has shown interest to our music and film legend.
Henry Golden is a very famous actor too, born in Betong Sarawak Malaysia, father is British, Mother Taiwanese, most well known for his role in Crazy Rich Asians! Have you ever been to Sarawak/Sabah Doug? You Tubber C Kology has some entertaining vlogs on Sarawak/Sabah
Don't worry so much about Malaysian people's names. In Malaysia, everyone is a Boss. Called them 'Boss'.
Several times I meet someone with Dato' title. I just call them 'Boss'
you better scan the card the second time. when you enter the bus, the first scan will deduct RM3 from your card. when you scan to exit, the system will calculate your distance/fare, and the refund the balance..
Thank-you for posting a great content.
Really well done! Enjoyed your work around "slide" show. Interesting and full of researched information. Keep it up! Thanks for the video 😊
CC yes of course. Most Malaysians have because in the 80-2000 it often has re-runs on TV. Boomers got to watch his movies in the cinemas and i heard they came out of the cinema lauging out loud. Also the actors acting as villians are harassed and spit on, which is bad because viewers cannot differentiate between reality and fiction. Gen X and Millenials got to watch on tv and yeah, it is always a topic of discussion the very next day after the TV show. I remember when i was a kid i only got to watch half of the show as it has the news break in-between, but by that time, i was force to go to bed. So it's not until years later, especially on TH-cam, that i finally got to watch the whole movie.
Gre8 content Doug.sad wat happened to his life at d end of his career.d greatest man that ever lived.😊😊😊
27:00… Mr Dough…. Remind me about land turtles… doing nothing.. walk very slow…eating lettuce …….yet turtles can live hundred plus years old .
Maybe we can take turtles as examples…. Hahahaha hahaha 😂😅😊🎉
Stay safe and stay happy.
before 1965 Singapore was still part of Malaya/Malaysia… so technically all his work was in Malaya/Malaysia
even though yes, Singapore was under british control before 1963
i think he didnt realize about that ..thats why he quite sceptical about Malaysian claiming P..Ramlee ..in my 2 cents opinion la ..😅
🕓 Time 25:57 ⬅️Pustaka Peringatan P. Ramlee (P. Ramlee Memorial Library) - 🤭 I can stop laughing 😂 when watched you walking under the P. Ramlee memorial direction signage 🤦🏻♂️ thinking what a funny typical Planet Doug luck again 😅. 🤷🏻♂️ Of cause it is not possible for you to read the sign as it is facing the other way.
🤓 This neighborhood has changed a lot. It was much open with many green such as the open grass field of the chinese vernacular schools Mun Yee, now block by tall wall and cover walkway. You wouldn't see any high rise buildings in the surrounding.This housing area has loss it's homey ambience.
You're right Doug on needing to tap out when getting off the bus so the system automatically calculates your exact fare. CC I have seen some of his movies growing up in Malaysia on national TV but I can hardly remember the stories now. Having said that, some of his songs are still iconic for me
P. Ramlee... Live Fast Die Young
the bus driver gave u the death stare… 🤣🤣.. i got that also especially when i ask them something…. btw nice video abt the p ramlee museum… 😅
Thanks
Wow
We should have a P Ramlee day of a sort to commemorate/remember him by like "wayang pacak" in Dataran Merdeka showing his movies. That will be awesome.
That would be great
1:01:01 Need to learn how to "talking to a bus"
Anyway great and informative videos.
Next , Muzium orang asli in gombak selangor
P. Rambler died a pauper. He was isolated and marginalised in the Malay film world in his final days. The reason seems a mystery.
I believe that Teuku is also a hereditary honorific. Of Aceh-nese (north Sumatra) origin if not mistaken. Edit: ok further down the video, you mention his father was from Aceh.
Sir, why not you try react P.Ramlee funny film movie like title labu labi, nasib labu labi, bujang lapuk, seniman bujang lapuk, pendekar bujang lapuk, tiga abdul..🙂😁😁
Good idea!
Please pay a visit to the Biomedical Museum that you came across and make a vlog about it someday.
Bankok was seen to have had a rescheduled shut down of schools due to heatwave (52 degrees celsius) what's the heat up your side
Hi. The Malay community and local Indian the names are actually simple. There is no family name or surname.
First name is.that individual name. Second name is father's name.
Example Ali Bin Hussin.
Or Anwar Bin Ibrahim.
You don't call Ali by his father's name. 😂
His father's name could possible Hussin Bin Ahmad.
Again, Ahmad is the Hussin's father. Its straight forward.
Only the local chinese using family name example
Lee Chong Wei
Lim Guan Eng
Wong Ming Git
The first name is actually family name.😊
Do remember Singapore was a part of Malaya until 1965. It was majority Malays back then.
no aceh song recorded by this guy?
will there be any trip to his ancestor place in aceh？
When to his grave a couple of months ago. Think I’m going to check out this memorial soon.
CC
What’s the temperature like in KL in June? Super hot?
The rise of religious extremism killed much of the local culture and much race bigotry. The laughters and harmony of yesteryears is memories
Entertainment industry in Malaysia today seems much more hedonistic than yesteryears where people in P. Ramlee movies for example still wear decent clothing. Was that the effect of the so called religious extremism?
Interesting how many „interestings“ 🫢 CC: interesting that i never heard before of P. Ramlee