Namewee Rapping and taking shots at Cantonese, Singapore, Bumis etc

[scroobal]

Pretty good and you can feel the hurt.

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[VIBGYOR]

wah this one beri old you know?

this one newer...

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[Ah Guan]

Pretty good and you can feel the hurt.

Had been housemates with Johoreans and KL ppl during my uni days. Found out that Johoreans are pretty much looked down upon by their KL cousins for "being close to sinkapore".

I do find that alot of Johoreans who have studied and work here tend to have some identity issues. They hate to admit their nationality (Msian), yet have no plans to grow roots here despite being here more than half their lives.

 

[scroobal]

Yeh, something we don't realise. Many of the activist in the old days from Malaysia were from Johor. And the fact that KL was Cantonese territory made it quite alien. I also found that the Penangnites considered themselves better than the KL chaps and were closer to the Singaporeans.

Had been housemates with Johoreans and KL ppl during my uni days. Found out that Johoreans are pretty much looked down upon by their KL cousins for "being close to sinkapore".

I do find that alot of Johoreans who have studied and work here tend to have some identity issues. They hate to admit their nationality (Msian), yet have no plans to grow roots here despite being here more than half their lives.

 

[zuoom]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wee_Meng_Chee

Wee Meng Chee
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Wee Meng Chee[1] (simplified Chinese: 黄明志; traditional Chinese: 黃明志; pinyin: Huáng Míng Zhì; Hainanese Pinyin: Wee Meng Chee) (born 1983 in Muar, Johor[1][2]) is a Malaysian Chinese and formerly an undergraduate student majoring in Mass Communication at Ming Chuan University, in Taipei, Taiwan ROC. He is also commonly known under the alias Namewee (a bilingual pun, because his name in Mandarin sounds like the word for "name").

Wee gained popularity after releasing a controversial song fused with the national anthem of Malaysia, Negaraku, which describes the state of the country and its government. In the following weeks, the song increasingly drew both praise and criticism from various quarters of Malaysian society, and prompted the government of Malaysia to voice the possibility of action against Wee.
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* 1 Biography
* 2 Negarakuku
o 2.1 Reception
* 3 Other Notable Works
* 4 References
* 5 External links

[edit] Biography

Born and raised in the town of Muar, Johor, Malaysia, Wee was educated in SRJK Chung Hwa 1B and Chung Hwa High School. It was during his secondary school days that he composed the first of 500 songs in his life. Around the same time, a few good friends and he formed a band named "大娘乐队" and won several competitions. These few friends stuck very close to him and accompanied him through the ups and downs of his life.

In addition to studying abroad, Wee composes and performs hip hop music by using what public classified as kind of downstream approach and dirty words in various languages, releasing several songs with complementing music videos on YouTube. Among the songs released by Namewee include Muar's Mandarin (麻坡的华语) and Kawanku, a critical song directed at Malaysian Chinese and Malay people.

Despite the controversy surrounding Negarakuku, Wee released his first, self-titled album, 明志 Namewee, in Malaysia on September 3, 2007,[3] The album was completed in May,[4] and does not contain Negarakuku.[5]

more in the above link.

his blog.
http://namewee.blogspot.com/

Muar, Johor, Malaysia
Huang Ming-I was at home in the Malaysian city of Johor, Muar, from Taiwan, Ming Chuan University graduate who now works for a living by selling intellectual property, including songs, video creation and so on. As a natural timid shy, so tend to work behind the scenes. But occasionally would be forced to the foreground to the disgrace. I now solitary, but the girls feel that I am cruel, I am not close to me ... go on the road, and occasionally someone would photograph me, 80% are men ... but in fact I am not a homosexuals. I have 11 years to write a lot of types of songs (nearly 500). film production is quite experienced (although it does not like). If you are interested in partnering please use email to contact me. ... to make reference price is to discuss my work as long as the youtube site to play the "Wee Meng Chee" on it. At present the maximum profit by writing the songs for "There I", this song earned almost 90,000 U.S. dollars but all the money Naqu disaster relief for Taiwan. I really did not take a penny (or more did not secretly buy villas). Finally, I hope that, if you see I want to greet me, then please feel free to come without fear. but I hope that you are beautiful ... men can be, but Not too much ... well, do not force me to drink, thank you!