Malaysian Music For The First Time|K-Clique ,Siti Nurhaliza , Aina Abdul , Marsha Milan ,Ernie Zakri
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ย. 2022
- Welcome to this week's FEATURE FRIDAY Podcast ✌🥤
This week we react to and review for the first time to MALAYSIAN MUSIC FOR THE FIRST TIME, some familiar names, and some new ones! Malaysian Hip-Hop and new songs
Here's what we checked out on this week's podcast:
-K-Clique - Mimpi (feat Alif) [Official Music Video]
- (OST 7 Hari Mencintaiku 2) Dato' Sri Siti Nurhaliza - Aku Bidadari Syurgamu
- Marsha Milan - Cinta
- MeerFly - "HAA TEPOK" (Ft. Kidd Santhe & MK | K-Clique) [OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO]
- Govinda X Ernie Zakri - Hal Hebat (Official Music Video)
- Easy On Me - Adele (Aina Abdul's cover)
-And more!
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'Haa Tepok' means ' Haa Clap' Yes, the guy who said Hindi songs is Indian. We Malaysians are multiracial country with Malay, Indian, Chinese, Iban, Kadazan, Orang Asli and many more.
Dont forget we also have a portuges in malacca. Not many but have a little village for portuges
Orang asil tu in English is native people....
Malay is indeed a very beautiful language, Siti Nurhaliza is a living legend and we Indonesians love her so much! Her song "Bukan Cinta Biasa" is a song that must be sung at karaoke 😂
By the way, all of Indonesian songs you've reacted are in Bahasa Indonesia, not Basa Jawa or Javanese. And the root of Bahasa Indonesia is Malay, spoken language is different but the language in songs is the same, because of its standard pronunciation.
Malay was a trade language used across maritime southeast asia.
In 1928 Indonesian youths gathered and chose Malay as a national language and changed its name into Bahasa Indonesia to be a unifying language, so it's not exclusive to only one ethnic(Malay). Since there are also plenty of Malay Creoles in the midle and east part of Indonesia, small amount of poeple in each region would understand it, it is also a very easy language to learn, its chosen over Javanese which at that time was the most spoken language in Indonesia. Malay was easier to teach since you can find its speaker in most part of Indonesia(speaker of Creol Malay), and its simple grammar compare to Javanese.
So, in songs bahasa Indonesia and bahasa Melayu sound very similar if it's not the same. But when it's spoken, they are veeeryy different, it's like Spanish and Portugese for me.
the sad thing is, I speak english with my Indonesian classmates. I wish we could just speak malay/indonesian with one another.
LOVE how clear your explanation is.
I am so thankful that you search about Malaysia on Google 😂 We share the same based of language with Indonesia. Different but we can understand each other quite well. And Singapore was part of Malaysia long time ago before they decided to go as a separate country.
You are right.. Marsha did lost her voice day before the performance due to post-covid & she can't even sing it properly during rehersal in the afternoon.. Luckly she is so determined & her focus is no jokes.. She manage to pull out a great performance.. Hats off 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Indonesian when they speak to each other will sound Indonesian. But when they sing, you can't distinguish weather they are Malaysian or Indonesian. But, there's some word in the lyrics that you can pick up and know it's Indonesian language. Literally, we (Malaysia and Indonesian) understand each other. Even we speak different languages (Bahasa Malaysia and Bahasa Indonesia).
YEAH WE SPEAK BAHASA MELAYU OKAY🖐🏼BUT SLANG MALAYSIA AND SLANG INDONESIA.BOTH CALLED BAHASA MELAYU
Issa good explanation. THANK YOU SO MUCH 😭❤️
@@heykalsssorlando2973 I'm Malaysian but there's no need to start war here
The Malay language is spoken in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Brunei but with several differences in word usage and pronunciation. It's like the difference between American Standard English, British English, and Canadian English. When sung, Malay essentially sounds the same whether it is Indonesian or Malaysian. The differences are generally easier to spot when it is spoken. Indonesian Malay tends to sound a little sharper and they also roll their R more than Malaysian Malay. Spoken Malaysian Malay is generally smoother sounding. No worries, even locals sometimes can't tell the difference when it is in a song.
- Peter
You are so kind Efra when u leave a comment on Aina's song that "Gucci should hire you"
Aina's been struggling a lot since her debut just because there's some people said that she's not "pretty" enough for the entertainment industry. But she's proves it that her talent speak louder than that.
That's my girl👏👏👏👏
little timestamp:
4:38 K-Clique: Mimpi (feat Alif)
19:04: MeerFly: "HAS TEPOK" (Ft. Kidd Sante & MK K-Clique)
30:07 Dato' Siti Nurhaliza: Aku Bidadari Syurgamu (OST 7 Hari Mencintaiku 2)
43:15 Govinda X Ernie Zakri: Hal Heat
57:21 Marsha Milan: Cinta
1:15:59 Aina Abdul: Easy On Me (Cover)
1:36:30 Aina Abdul: Terms Hidup
(didn't include little clips they watch: Ade Govinda feat. Anneth: Masih Belum Lupa, Daryl Ong covers Ikaw Na Nga on 1075 Bus HD, and India Martinez: LA Gitana)
Usually, malaysia, singapore, indonesia and brunei share common base language understanding. Difference lies in the choice of words use in each country. Thus we could understand the base but require more understanding in certain words use in the context.
It’s akin to English (US), (UK), (Australia) and etc..
this is a good explanation!!
K-clique basically a hip hop group from Sabah(borneo) and they do underground music since 2014. They start to be popular in whole Malaysia around 2019 if im not mistaken. Their music kinda catchy since they mix with indie. I hope you guys will react to them more 🥰
Indonesian and Malaysian can understand each other, but with different accents, and a few word that aren't same, but mostly we can understand each other languages, its like american english and england english.
Close but different. The base is same.
Not really
For Marsha - Cinta performance, she just recovered from covid right before the performance day, so she still having some trouble because of it
Marsha is a fighter !! ❤ 💪💪💪
Aina's fans is hare we are Ainations wanna say thank you so much for the reaction 🙆🏼♂️❤️❤️
Btw, Indonesian and malay is like 90% similar. Its different from Javanese. Javanese is a dialect.
So the language you guys have been hearing in the other podcasts are Indonesian. Not javanese. Haha.
Also, Alif (the guy who sings the start/chorus) is Singaporean.
because javanese are proto malay,and most of malaysian are austronesian malay..still malay tho
Im sorry I'm Javanese my self and Javanese is not dialect it's language that completely different from Bahasa Malaysia/ Bahasa Indonesia. Fun fact most of Indonesian know Bahasa Melayu from Upin & Ipin cartoon Series that aired on our national TV since 2009.
Javanese is a different language
Javanese is language, not a dialect.
@@afaridpirmansyah7867 @Herling Majid @Gadjah Mada sorry. I'm actually javanese also but i cant speak it at all, EXCEPT SIJI LORO TELU PAPAT LOL. Idk why i said its a dialect also. Yea it's a different language. SORRY GUYS!!! 😅😅😅
SHe is 28-29y that is why aina is matured …. And fyi she studying vocal since 14 y and study classical singing and finally she further studying in composition and vocal in university here..graduated last year 🎉
Malaysian language and Indonesian language is Bahasa Melayu with different dialect here and there. just like American English and British English. Only thing that Indonesia don't want to call it bahasa Melayu but bahasa Indonesia. In Malaysia we still call it Bahasa Melayu.
karena melayu di Indonesia itu adalah suku
Orang cakap pasal bahasa bukan suku.. itu beza mentality Malaysia and Indonesia
But we still have and call it bahasa melayu and it's regional language that spoken in Riau Province and also Sumatra area and Borneo by Malay ethnic.
It's a language for unity, it should be inclusive. An easy language for all and very flexible. The way you say that "Indonesians don't want to call it bahasa Melayu" is annoyed me a tiny bit. We are proud of our national language as well as we are proud of bahasa Melayu, it's my native language, I speak bahasa Betawi (a creole malay), it's a mix of Malay, Chinese(hokkien), Dutch, Arabic, Sundanese and Javanese. But its root, is Malay. So technically, we can call it Bahasa Melayu Betawi too.
I'll say this in Indonesian bc my English is very limited, and I assume you will understand..
Bahasa Indonesia itu terbuka untuk kata serapan dari bahasa asing maupun regional. Apabila masih dikatakan bahasa Melayu, bahasa Indonesia tidak akan berkembang seperti sekarang ini.. dan apabila bahasa Indonesia yg kini tetap dipanggil bahasa Melayu, maka bahasa ini akan "merusak" bahasa Melayu, dengan banyak menerima kosa kata baru dari bahasa regional dan bahasa asing.
Biarlah bahasa Melayu tetap asli dan lestari dituturkan oleh orang beretnis Melayu dan juga etnis lainnya yg menuturkan bahasa Melayu Pasar/Kreol di belahan Indonesia yg lain, biarlah terpisah seperti itu, supaya bahasa mereka tidak tercampur dengan Bahasa Indonesia, dan tidak punah di kemudian hari karena terpengaruh bahasa Indonesia.
Biarlah bahasa Indonesia menjadi bahasanya tersendiri terlepas dari bahasa asalnya, bahasa Melayu.
Maaf ya kalau menyinggung, cuma mau memberi sudut pandang lain 🙏
@@chy-naina akhirnya ada yang mewakili isi hati haha,
The melisme aina abdul add in the cover, was malay traditional malisme.. we called it 'lenggok Melayu' .. and have bit influence of arabs and india... If you wanna listen to the best style, feel free to check siti nurhaliza in konsert satu
1) medley nirmala, cindai, balqis
Or siti nurhaliza traditional song
2) ya maulai
Pls check to her live performance coz she sang better live than record..
yes, recommended...
Others country such as arab countries also have that as well
I'm a Malaysian very proud of AINA ABDUL... She is very amazing & talented artist & song writer ❤️❤️❤️ Please to more react AINA ABDUL 😍😍🤗🤗
10:41 her name is Kaka Azraff. Check out her recent live performance on AJL35. The song title is Gila. Do check out the mv as well! Oh and Shes won the 1st place on the award. It’s the most prestigious award show here in Malaysia. Anyways, thank you for exploring our music!
1:18:28 yasss you need to listen to her own composed english song. To name few, Shadow, Ghost and Fool.
1:39:42 yes bcs shes a singer-song-writer. She plays a big role on writing/composing the songs she sing. Shes an independant artist, shes not under any labels or records. Shes really a gem from Malaysia. Yall really need to make a special video just for her! She is thattt precious. She has done many incredible things since 2020 and until now she is unstoppable!
Oh fyi Aina also did a cover of a tagalog song called Akin Ka Nalang
I love it when you point out your views about not only music, but also culture, languange, vocal anatomy and everything that are related to it. Very refreshing
I’m gonna find and like your comments on the videos you’ve watched now!
Welcome back to Malaysian reaction it been a while dhoo 😂 Aina Abdul 😭
I can see here how lovely Siti Nurhaliza for many people across the world. Megadiva from Asia
Yeah guys, Malaysia have Malay, Indian, Chinese, and many more, such a Multicultural and multiracial country, please do come visit and feel the warmth and hospitality here ❤️😁🇲🇾🇲🇾 Malaysia and Indonesia have almost same language, both can understand each other very well
Omg LOVING YOUR REACTION! I love that you enjoy Aina Abdul music ❤
The difference between the languages are only on accent, words usage and vocabulary in its formal form. The argument mostly due to political sentiment. It's like saying American English and British English or Argentinian Spanish and European Spanish are separate languages when in fact they are just dialects of the same languages.
Thanks for lovely reaction❤️❤️❤️🇲🇾
U guys need to do reaction of Aina doing covers and Aina's songs later okay? I promise u guys that everyone in 🇲🇾 will love that.
Dato Siti Nurhaliza already come to slay for more then 25 years
Marsha just recover from covid 19 when she perform "cinta"...she shared after the show how hard she tried to hold from cough while singing....
Bloody hell ...
I was about to call it a day ...
And you two dragged me glued to your screen for another 2 hours ... 😁
What a treat ...
You are both sensational and hilarious ..
And what an apt ending with our Queen of Soul, Aina Abdul ...
TERUS HIDUP literally means LIVE ON ...
The MV was shot in Bali, Indonesia ...
Malaysia and Indonesia language are almost like 90% similar ...
We are from the same ancestry ...
While the Javanese language is totally different ...
Unique to a certain ethnic group of Indonesian ...
Great great coverage both ...
Bravo ...
Now I can't sleep ...
Aina Abdul
- Singer
- Composer
- Song Writer
She 28 ysr + Her English song Shadow and Fool
29 tahun lah..tahun depan dah 30 dah
Marsha performed that "Cinta" just after recovering from Covid-19.
Siti Nurhaliza still no 1 malaysia singer ❤
No.. siti nurhaliza nombor 10. Marsha Milan no.1 malaysia singer
@@manzourfirdaws993 are you kidding right? 😂
@@manzourfirdaws993 ahhhahhhhha boleh try masuk maharajalawak doh kau 😂😂😂😂😂😂😆😆😆😆😆
You should contact Aina and speak to her in your podcast!
aina abdul i will always love you
Love from Malaysia ❤️🇲🇾
Wow! This was an awesome podcast.. almost 2 hours long on of all genres ... M-pop! Really glad that both of you didn't forget about Malaysia and that you both had decided to do this and it just shows at your extremely high level of knowledge and exposure to the international pop scenes all around the world, that you knew Malaysia had great things to offer musically. For other artists, please check out the duet between Syamel and Ernie Zakri for the song Aku Cinta (by the way, cinta means love). Keep on doing reactions to the Malaysian music scene! Keep it up!
Please react More to Aina Abdul.
I would highly recommend you to react Aina's song called "Sepi", then you should check out how she's taking the song up into another level at AJL36, she's such a brilliant singer ✌️ She won the best vocal in AJL36
Reaction Aina abdul live song see original or record.. She very good voice 😻
Govinda is Indonesian, Hal Hebat is a collaboration from Ernie (Malaysian) and Govinda (Indonesian)
Terus hidup (Living on/continue to live) by Aina Abdul is about staying alive even after losing your dearest loved ones, being loyal even the person is no longer by your side.
Longing for something that is no longer there. An everlasting yet heartbreaking feeling, with a glimpse of hope to meet that person in afterlife (by sending prayers to god).
That’s what I understand! Here’s the full English translation (anyone can correct me of I’m wrong):
You came into my heart
Kau menyingah hati ini
I never thought
Tak pernah ku menyangka
As strong as this
Sekuat ini
The warm throbbing of your body
Debaran hangat ragamu
You changed everything
Kau merubah segalanya
Turns out that I lost
Ternyata aku kalah
How strong the feeling is
Betapa kuatnya rasa
Eventhough you’re not by my side
Biar kau tiada di sisi
My soul will not die
Takkan mati jiwaku
There is only longing/missing
Yang ada hanyalah rindu
I really didn't expect this feeling
Sungguh tak kuduga rasa ini
Although our destiny is uncertain
Meski takdir kita tak pasti
I am loyal here
Ku setia disini
My prayers are accompanying you
Doaku mengiringi kamu
You changed everything
Kau merubah segalanya
As hard as this heart
Sekeras hati ini
Refusing to feel
Menolak untuk merasa
But not refusing your love
Tapi tidak cintamu
My soul will not die
Takkan mati jiwaku
There is only longing/missing
Yang ada hanyalah rindu
I really didn't expect this feeling
Sungguh tak kuduga rasa ini
Although our destiny is uncertain
Meski takdir kita tak pasti
I am loyal here
Ku setia disini
My prayers are accompanying you
Doaku mengiringi kamu
Even if it hurts
Walau derita
A dream that is endless
Mimpi yang tiada penyudah
I will immortalize the love between us
Akan aku abadikan cinta yang menjarak antara kita
Let the tears bleed
Biar berdarah air mata membisa
I promised myself here
Ku menjanji aku disini
My soul will not die
Takkan mati jiwaku
There is only longing/missing
Yang ada hanyalah rindu
I really didn't expect this feeling
Sungguh tak kuduga rasa ini
Although our destiny is uncertain
Meski takdir kita tak pasti
I am loyal here
Ku setia disini
My prayers are accompanying you
Doaku mengiringi kamu
My soul will not die
Takkan mati jiwaku
There is only longing
Yang ada hanyalah rindu
I really didn't expect this feeling
Sungguh tak kuduga rasa ini
Although our destiny is uncertain
Meski takdir kita tak pasti
I am loyal here
Ku setia disini
Always love you both!
I love Marsha’s Cinta but I think you should checkout Aina Abdul and Jaclyn Victor duet for Cinta song in a competition called Geggar Vaganza. It’s superb!! It’s my fav arrangement of Cinta.
Up! Agree with this.
Back then I wasn't a fan of K-Clique because of their concept. But as they developed, they explored different genres and better lyrics. I can really appreciate them now.
please react more and more malaysian singers 😘
Woww what a reaction!
1) malaysia and indonesia shares almost similar languages .. i think probably about 80% words are similar … there are differences in spellings though
2) in regards to aaina’s choice in closing the song.. i agree that there is some arabic influence to it since there are malaysian songs which are heavily influenced by arabic sound esp songs about god, muslim faith and muslim teachings.. just my 2 cents
More Reaction to AINA ABDUL Please 🤩👏🏻🔥✨ Maybe React to Her Own English Song 🌟❤️✌🏻. Btw, Thank You so much for your Reaction Malaysian Music 🇲🇾 Loved it!
You make me stay for 2 hour... Omg...! Siti Nurhaliza, Marsha, Aina Abdul and Ernie is very good!
Ranking of malaysian female singers
1.Dato siti nurhaliza
2.Ziana zain
3.Chombi
4.Nabila razali
5.Aina abdul
I remember subscribing to this channel when it had around 200k subscribers and now that you're reaction to my country's music...thank you so much and looking forward for more reactions!
Since you’ve searched Ella, try and check out her live performance of Standing in the Eyes of the World 2017 SEA Games KL you’re gonna love it 😊 Also please react to more of Malaysian music. There’s so much more to discover. So much more talent, colour voices, styles that you haven’t even touched the surface yet 🙆🏻♀️
Hi 👋 I’m coming back again! Lots of love from Malaysia ❤🇲🇾
I came here for the Malaysian artist, but your own music at the beginning and you were so soothing and beautiful. Thank you for that! 🔥
43:30 Ernie Zakri sang with GOVINDA (Indonesian band). This song original from Govinda like 2 years ago and now collab with Ernie. I love both version.
Malaysian singer no 1 is siti nurhaliza..so many award she have, MK is a new rapp singer and all the song insane dude.... aina abdul ,malaysian proud of her she stand by her own, everything she do own, very strugling build her name, she won many competition perfomances and vocal...she like try a kind new fashion like u see she is a muslim with hijab....and her vocal no complaine just superb..aina can be lagend in industri
Aina does have her original in English.. one of them is 'Shadow ' composed and written by her....this one is performed live in Singapore
th-cam.com/video/Yt30uDk-FmU/w-d-xo.html
Highly recommended
I love your channel...subscibed !!
More Malaysian song reaction please 🤩
I am so amazed with both of you, along the way u guys just gain more knowledge doesnt matter from which countries. ♥️🇲🇾
Just would like to add, give a try to Aina Abdul : Sepi (Korean Ver) composed by her.
Nice content 🇲🇾. Part 2 please
Love ur reaction guys! Keep it coming and thank you coz u react it with some knowledge and respect as well! The real reactor 🙌
Best reaction ❤️ part 3 🇲🇾👏🏼😎🔥!!!
im subscribing to the channel. just love the deep talk that you guys have in between the reaction!keep it up!love from malaysia
Woww terus hidup aina abdul
Great podcast 👍 let's go for more 🇲🇾 artist 🎉👏
react for
Queen of rapper Malaysia - Zameera
Queen of Rock Malaysia - Ella
Queen of Tradisional Music Malaysia - Noraniza Idri
Queen of Ballads - Ziana Zain
Malaysian Idol - Jacklyn Victor
Asia’s No 1 peformer - Sudirman
Malay and Indonesian language are both originated from the Malay Language since Malay language used to be the lingua franca at the region miles back then. People in Southern tip Myanmar, Southern Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei, Singapore, Indonesia, Southern Philippines and even some part of Cambodia and Vietnam use Malay language until now. Plus, Malay language and people are from the Austronesian root too together with Tagalog, Javanese, etc. Just like the countries in Southern America or Arabs region etc have similarities
Tq for your sincere reaction... 💝🇲🇾
yessss!!!! im waiting for this!!!
Can’t wait for more 😊
You should react Aina Abdul-Sepi AJL36
PLS REACT TO AINA ABDUL - I WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU (WHITNEY HOUSTON)
You guys should react more live version from Aina and you will love her fashion and ofc her voice 🔥
[For Govinda x Ernie Zakri]
The only "normal sound" between Malay and Indonesian language, is through the songs. But when we speak, it is totally difference between Malay & Indonesian languange. That's why we dont have any issue if singers from both countries want to collaborate/duet/etc. Same goes with Singaporean and Brunei.
The hook says ' hidup aku bagai mimpi' which means, 'my life is like a dream' and yes Efra, Mimpi mean Dream
Amazing reaction!!! Love you both ❤! I recommend you guys to react to young Siti Nurhaliza’s performances video. You guys must be impress with her amazing vocal ability. Trust me guys! 😊
thanks for all the reactions you both made. It's fun😆
Siti Nurhaliza aka Tokti on top!! luv her shes a gem
altho based in US, yall probably know about Yuna too, her song Forevermore is amazing, the mv shows Malaysia's community aesthetics. Her collab w Epik High was so good as well
besides KClique & Marsha, as a Malaysian Sabahan myself i would like to recommend Dabra Sia's Upusku Dikoyu & Hosiani Keewon's Magandad Dika, these are sung in Dusun which is a native language spoken widely in Sabah, East Malaysia!!
Much luv to u both
Thank you guyssss... love you, like Malaysia music
these two siblings made my day very good. thank you !🎉😂
If only you watch aina abdul performing Sepi in AJL, the same night with Marsha performing Cinta, it will complete my night. You would definitely love it too.
Plsss react sepia all by aina abdul
i also prefer you guys can do reaction to malaysian singer duet with aina abdul from siti nurhaliza ft aina abdul , jacklyn victor ft aina abdul , erni zakri ft aina abdul , khai bahar ft aina abdul....live performance...awesome...
I just love these two. They are so knowledgeable yet so very humble. I'd love listening to their lectures XD
I love both of u so much!!!! So knowledgeable yet humble n have great sense of humor..U guys r the bestt..!love u 🤍 done subscribed!!!🥰😍
The guy who said santai in meerfly mv is TUJU..the same guys with unique rasp voice in the song mimpi by k clique..one of my favorite rapper so far
Aina Abdul-terus hidup with english lyrics th-cam.com/video/jF3KKarm3PA/w-d-xo.html.
The theme of this song is longing someone whether that person is still alive or death
You guys so awesome..mantap. terbaik..
You guy should react to AINA ABDUL - CAHAYAMU 😉
we need more love you guys ,,🥰🇲🇾 i hope amir masdi was on your list
Really love to see you react siti nurhaliza sings traditional song live or when she were younger also live. Grwat reactionnn
Both of your performance at the beginning was Amazing!
It felt so relaxing! Good job 👍
marsha - cinta always the best for me... still goosebumps... that night, she had just recovered a week from covid19...
Slay Queen Aina Abdul Slay 👑👸❤️ nice reaction more and more. 🙏😊🙋♂️
Thanks 🙏 for react malaysian singer...nice to see you in next reaction 👍🏻👍🏻❤️
Please review Jaclyn victor a singer from Malaysian . Malaysian idol 1 winner
OH MY GOD, FIRST TIME WATCHING YOU GUYS AND IM LOVING EVERY BIT OF IT. YOU GUYS ENERGY ARE SO AMAZING. LOVE FROM MALAYSIA!!!!!!!!!
GOVINDA is actually from Indonesia. Bahasa Indonesia and Bahasa Malaysia is both derived from the Malay Language. The only difference is Bahasa Malaysia have English loan words and Bahasa Indonesia have Dutch loan words.
FYI, the actors in the GovindaxErni is speaking in Indonesian.
Very satisfying reactions❤️
I really enjoy your reaction..love from malaysia
My biggest flex is that i go to the same school as Dato' Siti