It was an honor being asked to be part of the Undilah music video featuring one of the most controversial musical performer Namewee.  Amazingly, I did not immediately jump with joy, after being invited.  The first thought that came to my mind, was the fear of being arrested under the Internal Security Act 1960 (ISA), and being detained indefinitely.  It worried me just thinking about it, not forgetting the high risk of losing my scholarship or worst get kick out of university.

That very same day, my friend showed me the unfinished version of this music video. She told us that we were among the first few to have seen this music video, which took them ages to produce. After viewing this video, a sense of responsibility and spirit of patriotism flowed into my blood, maybe the cause of drinking too much coffee that afternoon. Those were some of the reasons I was involved with this project including the prestige appearing with other well known personalities.



I played a small role in this project, just a few second asking people to remember that whatever happens to Malaysia, this is still our country. It may not be much, but you know what they say, as long as you play a small part, you will make a big difference.  The first time I watched the completed version of this music video was on NTV 7, not knowing that it was officially released.



Do play a small role in supporting for a better Malaysia, share this music video with your friends and family. You can download this music video for free by visiting their official website.

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I'm now at the Hitz party.


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I'm now at douletree Hilton, grand ballroom. In a few hours time they are going to announce the winner.

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I take no moment spent together for granted. I hold onto every touch, caress, kiss, and every word. I have memorized the feel of his skin, his smell, the sound of his voice and I play it over and over in my mind so that I will not forget. I cry myself to sleep some nights because missing him hurts so badly, but wake up the next morning, brush myself off and start a new day.

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I was walking with a group of photographer friends when we came across this lady sitting alone outside her house. She gave me the impression that she was waiting for somebody. We had a casual conversation with her and she told us about her family and children working abroad. There are many old folks in Kampar in a similar situation, living a lonely life with children studying or residing overseas.

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