I Did NOT Expect This Kind of Nightlife in Malaysia 

Someone re-upload ur video with a misleading title that cause hatred

Many Malaysians especially those outside of the west coast of Malaysia even outside of KL cannot speak English. Try going to kelantan terengganu many of them don’t speak English.

Agree, majority malaysians even at rural areas at least can speak or understand decent English. And in klang valley, the English literacy is even higher. Those who don't definitely are foreign workers from countries like china, vietnam or Indonesia.

@@al16899 I can speak fluent English with American accent

@@al16899 watch other RU-vidr channels eg KenAbroad, jetleg warrior etc. They encounter almost no language barrier when communicating with locals while travelling at rural east coast.

​@@al16899still many malaysians can understand english and speak english a little bit at those area

Yea pretty much all immigrants working over there!

Compulsory not compulsary

​@@irishqueYeah, it's tipo.

@@aidanross9489typo….. 🙄

@@eerievon2208 Your wright, bro!

@@aidanross9489 you’re right…. bruv………….. 🙄

That’s an Oscar winning performance right there👍

Haha NICE 😁😁

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33:09?

@@Warrioruk 25:45

Nomad Capitalist?

@@colindant3410 No his name is Andrew Taylor.

Taylor is a cool guy. I like his channel a lot.

Thanks it was fun 😁

Don't forget they bought Malaysia with two trinkets LOL...

Malaysians are all well-trained in reading subtitles 😂

May your friend rest in peace

Such a good trick 😃

Yea I don’t really go there to eat honestly, I’ve been 2 times mostly just checking it out, but the food is not for me. I like to eat Nasi Kandar every day pretty much. I found that Nasi Kandar Saddam and Nasi Kandar Rasmeena are my favorites 🤩

It’s super good I’ve gone back to have it again!

@@benfishermin thanks for your compliments. By Wagyu_Oppa.

It’s good stuff!

Yea it’s a fun place to walk around and feel the energy of people around you, even without drinking

I don’t drink alcohol

Did you watch the video?

There are 2 breweries in fact. Guinness in pj , carlsberg shah alam

Malaysians do drink. The Muslim Malaysians SAY they don't 😜.

I was surprised how lively it was, many young tourists out here

That's where the locals go

Nice what’s your recommendation for best clubs in TREC?

@@benfishermin I just found out recently that a friend said that a clubs have closed this year, especially Zouk KL, there is only Zouk Genting, but there are still other clubs around KL that have their own advantages, just find on map.. for me trec club is the best -trec club kl (bunch of diff club n bars/perfect for bars n hopping) -spark club kl (edm music) -pitt club (edm music/ best lighting) -x paze (edm/ biggest club in malaysia) -kyo (many youngster /hip-hop)

@@benfishermin I just found out recently that a friend said that a clubs have closed this year, especially Zouk KL, there is only Zouk Genting, but there are still other clubs around KL that have their own advantages, just find on map.. for me trec is the best -trec club kl (bunch of diff club n bars/perfect for bars n hopping) -spark club kl (edm music) -pitt club (edm music/ best lighting) -x paze (edm/ biggest club in malaysia) -kyo (many youngster /hip-hop)

I just found out recently that a friend said that a clubs have closed this year, especially Zouk KL, there is only Zouk Genting, but there are still other clubs around KL that have their own advantages, just find on map.. for me trec is the best -trec club kl (bunch of diff club n bars/perfect for bars n hopping) -spark club kl (edm music) -pitt club (edm music/ best lighting) -x paze (edm/ biggest club in malaysia) -kyo (many youngster /hip-hop)

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Beautiful ladies

It’s pretty rare to meet Americans anywhere in Asia since it’s so far. Compared to any other country at least it feels so rare. The aussies, brits and europeans really outnumber us over here

bro , can dm you anywhere ? malaysian here heading to new york in july, wanna know what’s good up there

Nice, finding any good Malaysian food over there? Probably not much in Long Island but maybe in the city, I didn’t really know about Malaysian food back then but I wonder if there are any good spots

Yea nice atmosphere over there

Honestly the iPhone 13 shoots well only in light, at night it’s not great, next time I’ll try using flash often often

It’s an iPhone 13 Pro Max with a cheap selfie stick that I hold in my hand

@benfishermin You are good at it. I thought you had a cameraman at first.

To be fair it’s mostly just this one street / area that’s like this!

Thanks 😁😁

Maybe the old one n just uploaded. He was in Thailand for sokran, don't think he'd be back that fast. Haha

Yea seems they go together perfectly lol

@benfishermin like people commented below, kl has other bar street. TREC but a bit further away.

Interesting I wouldn’t expect it to

Yes exactly 😃

@@benfishermin 😁

Yea it’s not nearly as much as Thailand, but at least on Changkat there’s still quite a lot of it going on. Probably not much outside of that street though

The heart of nightlife I agree with you

Hm thanks i gotta go there!

Its true, this street known for massage+extra special service

Right ...KL night life is not fantastic like Thailand...Phuket, Pattaya,Bangkok...you can enjoy life clubbing,woman's,lady boy,tiger show....here although we're multiracial but the obedient to religious still strong.......

I think you’re right that partying in Netherlands or Berlin is far better than in Southeast Asia, such different party cultures

Pretty is an understatement 🤩 yea it’s a shame I can’t see any screen while filming so I have no idea when people are posing behind me lol

Yea same for me, going once was enough just to check it out!

These weren’t presumptions, it’s my experience from walking down this street. When’s the last time you walked down Changkat and observed what’s going on? If I walk without the camera then I am solicited multiple times by women and ladyboys, and they will even grab me offering full body massage + extras. It has nothing to do with Thailand, this is what goes on over there whether you like it or not.

That’s good info thank you

Bullshit Malaisie is muslim country!!! Not a sécularisation country or hindou Stop liyng

Ah you are so wrong. Islam is the state religion.

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The term lady of the night has been around for along time.

I say it because the street is lined with working women, mostly immigrants. I was offered many times off camera just by looking at them and it’s well known that this goes on in that street. It has nothing to do with you and your friends, of course there are also lots of non-working women around just hanging out, going clubbing or to bars etc. Im sure majority of the massage parlors are legitimate and some offer additional services, usually it’s quite obvious which ones are which (uniform clothing vs 'sexy outfits'). There’s a difference between ladies standing on the street in sexy clothing staring me down or soliciting me, versus you and your friends just hanging out over there in whatever clothing you like. It’s naive to think that this is not happening over there just because it’s illegal, those women on that street in that line of work are not even here legally and are not Malaysian. It’s not legal in Thailand either it’s just tolerated, of course it’s different.

@@benfishermin Now I'm curious. Which streets you go to? There was reports a few years back & it was stamped down by the authorities. Once a while, some of the clubs still got raided. I walked around there by myself & didn't see much suspicious things. Don't tell me those groups coming out harassing 'kwailos"? I'm a bit frustrated (sorry bout that, malaysian are nice generally), from experiences, I instead got approach by foreigners 'offering' their service. Like, bruhhh, I'm just standing here waiting for Grab.

Most people liked the camera, I didn’t film anything crazy here

Yea true, it’s predominantly Muslim

Hm so do the places closing at 3am and later just take a risk or they pay off the cops?

Yea you’ll find it in every single European country!

I don’t party so I think it’s not really for me anyways

Interesting thanks I need to check it out!

​@@benfishermin looking forward to your visit at Putrajaya Mosque. Take MRT to Putrajaya Sentral at Putrajaya with travel time around 20-25 minutes

Congrats Ben👍on having reached Putrajaya : The most walkable city only in Malaysia; haha If given choice with unlimited funds I will choose to live in Putrajaya. My sister and her family lives in Putrajaya but works in Kuala Lumpur( KLCC) She done her Master Degree in Iowa Uni and then completed Phd. at Denver University ( 2 months just before Covid19 break out) Denver is the 2nd most walkable city in U.S if I am not mistaken. She would walked every day to reach the Denver Uni campus. Although it would take her 15 minutes by walking she love it. My sister said this was because combination of cool weather and walkable city made it enjoyable to walk☺