the ppl stare at u is not local, but foreign workers

Most local people going back to the village outside KL to celebrate Hari Raya EID and it's a public holiday in Malaysia and that is why you see many foreign workers everyway in KL...

Those people stearing at you are not Malaysians. They are mainly from Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar & Pakistan etc. And we Malaysians do not regard white woman as strange thing.

I believe this was recorded during Eid, locals celebrate Eid at their hometown, most locals didn't stare at anyone unless you do something strange, and we local men don't hold hands with each other, they're banglasdesh foreign workers, one more thing that foreigners love to do is they'll ask you for a picture together so they can update their relationship status, just say no.😂

you went there on Eid mubarak, migrant workers on their off day the locals went back to their parents for holiday celebration

The crowd standing there are not Malaysians. They are mostly foreign workers, mostly from Bangladesh, Pakistan & Myanmar. It's their day off.

You are in the midst of foreign workers.predominantly from Bangladesh. Every time there is a long weekend or a stretch of public holidays, foreign workers crowd the City and Parks. Locals go back to their hometowns and villages. The remaining locals in KL simply avoid all these places as they would feel they are in Bangladesh. We have to blame our Government for this dilemma.

Most foreign workers here originated from Indonesia (38.7%), Nepal (18.3%), Bangladesh (13.0%), Myanmar (10.9%), India (4.6%), Philippines (3.7%), Vietnam (3.2%), Pakistan (2.7%), Cambodia (0.5%), Thailand (0.5%), Sri Lanka (0.2%) & others (3.7%)..

You happened to arrive at the. Park the day Ramadhan ends and its a public holiday. So the park was swarmed by foreign workers from India, Nepal & Pakistan. These people like to stare. Msians avoid the park that day

In Malaysia, during the public holidays & weekend, parks & tourist spots full of foreign workers. Those are cheap workers or labours. Most of them were Indonesians, bangladeshi, nepalese, pakistanis, rohingyas, myanmar & so on. Most local malaysian in KL travel to their hometown, or travel to far places for holidays..

KLCC becomes Dhaka City during public holidays.

Facts : 1. It's obvious to me that the day you walked around in this video happened to coincide with Malaysia's biggest public holiday called Aidilfitri, which is the Muslim celebration after month-long fasting during Ramadan (9th month of Muslim calendar). Practically all Malaysians were on holidays at this time of festive season and therefore had no business to be wandering around the city. What you saw in the city at this time - evidenced from 0:32 onward - almost all, if not all, were foreign migrant workers from Indonesia, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal, etc, having their week off during the festive season. 2. To get an idea of the size of foreign migrant workers in Malaysia : At least 7 million, equivalent to 22% of the country's population and 45% of the country's workforce. 3. Apart from being used to foreigners, of all shapes and colours, local Malaysians don't stare at others - it's rude. So those who stared at you were those foreign migrant workers.

Not local there...all of them foreign worker...they were enjoying in KL...during weekends or holiday.

I think this was during Hari Raya day, public holiday..most locals especially Malay were not in KL. Most of these peoples are immigrants mostly Bangladeshi n Rohingyas

girl plss change the title to "the day when klcc park was occupied by the bangladeshi"

dayum! where is this? is that bangladesh or Malaysia?

Reminder those people who are staring at you aren't locals but foreigners who majority from Bangladesh, Nepal, Indonesia and Myanmar (Rohingya). These are foreigners who work with the contractors in Malaysia.

It's public holiday that the reason why you saw so many migrant workers which most of them are Bangladeshi and Pakistani

😮Godown the mall, take the train to MasjidJamek station, from there nearby chinatown,,,but at that time, also lots of indian hangout all over KL

we are so sorry for your bad experience. Most of the men there are foreign worker - bangladeshi etc. Even I cant see any locals there through your video. Hopefully you can try to visit again when its not a peak season :)

The foreign workers gathered there from all over Malaysia taking advantage of the long holidays, some of them are off from their daily routine to like the whole week. The locals mainly "balik kampung" or spending the holidays with their parents in a different state... far way from Kuala Lumpur. You'll find these scenes almost every time during a festive holiday.

You are walking right into the hostile Banglasia's park territory.Amazingly you survive.

omg I found your youtube LOL hello again 😁

Seems like you went there either during long weekend or festivities time (maybe eid weekend). Those men are Malaysia's foreign workers from all over the country mostly South Asians from Bangladesh, India, Nepal & Pakistan visiting KL during the long break from work. Best time to enjoy the park is during weekdays.

All them were Bangladeshi, foreign workers gathering at KLCC spent time during public holiday maybe Hari Raya Eid. You should check first our country's calendar esp public holidays. You would find crowded people like that.

I am a Malaysian and I would advise to you, go to KLCC or other main city attraction on work days. Less annoying attention. If you wanted more peaceful place to walk alone, go to Damansara area like The Curve or One Utama Mall.

Malaysian people not staring at people, that foreign worker mainly from Bangladesh,Indonesia, India, Myanmar, Pakistan

They are obviously migrant workers from Southern Asian region.

Most of these people all over the park are either tourist or foreign workers on holiday. During holidays most foreign workers will flock to the KLCC park, idk what they are doing. We locals usually only go there if we have something important to do or go shopping at the mall or working at the office in the towers. My aunt work in the towers in an oil company. Yeh if you go there on week end s its always crowded there and local dont really go there at weekends. Its Eid season for Muslims locals after Ramadhan so most locals are not in KL but went back to their villages in other states or at home on holiday for EID celebration. If you want to experience real Malaysian culture go find a local and visit their homes. We Malaysian aren't really a city lovers people, city is only for works for us locals. We love the countryside and jungles xD.

You were in a wrong time to be in klcc area where there is a public holiday and no local in KL at that time..those foreign workers just painted a bad image to you..

Maybe u come they on holiday time..so many foreign workers they and also tourists.i dont see local malaysian there 😅

Those people around you are foreign workers imported from Bangladesh, myanmar, India, nepal etc. They have been a nusiencee here .

Beuty and beast😂

They are foreign workers. maybe the day you came there was Eid holiday or after Friday prayer. It is quite hard for them to get a long holiday. Just be happy and enjoy the fresh air like a normal person.

Wrong place at the wrong time!! 😅

They stare at you because you're gorgeous and happen to be you're the rare one at time 'cos they're not local people

it was probably after friday prayers or Eid

just stay indoor

onion zombies staring and wanna bite you🤣

Those men are 90% foreign workers from South Asia...mostly Bangladesh, and some India or Pakistan. This was Hari Raya day so you rarely see local men in downtown KL. These foreigners haven't been with their wives for ages, so when they saw some girl so pretty like you, what do you expect? Luckily they can only stare at you.

1000 miles death stare from foreign workers mainly from Bangladesh. lol

kl have a lot foreign workers and illegal immigrant even i avoid going to kl....mostly there are immigrant from bangladesh and india if u want to see malaysia go outside kl

Those guys mostly from Bangladesh & far away from their wives. LOL. Most Malays "balik kampung" during Hari Raya 😅😅😅

They are foreign workers. Maybe because of public holiday at that time, that's why so many people.

Wow so many foreign workers there.

You step-in a wrong day at a wrong time probably it's a holiday or weekend mostly foreign workers spending their day roaming around and you became their centre of attraction it's ok in a day and safe to stroll along beg you not during late night overall Malaysia is a safest country just be alert and extra coutions

Day dreaming being glamorous

normal day in KL during eid or weekend, foreign workers hanging out in klcc. i not see ppl bad staring at u in this vlog, if they stare just a normal look. why u so fobia. i dont understand 😌

it is labour day, foreign workers is in holiday... obviously u are in tourist area

Welcome to malaysia❤

95%+ foreign workers lol..even if its not holiday season,most local wont go there...🤣🤣

Malaysia's holidays KL will be filled by Bangladeshi workers, our local citizens, who will not go out at this time.

They are Bangladeshi and Indonesian and other foreigners

Wrong timing girl. You can walk in public again during weekday while those people are working. As a local we also feel the same. Too many foriegn worker flooding during weekend.

Anda boleh jalan jalan di sekitar ibu kota KL dengan saya😊

Jangan risau klu rasa terancam terus Telefon 999...polis MALAYSIA cepat buat kerja jangan bimbang...

they were definitely foreign workers who thronged the klcc at the same time you went there .. it was a public holiday at that time .. so sorry for the inconveniences.

Inside the video i can see a lot of foreigners from bangladesh... It holiday usual a lot of foreigners will be hang around Petronas tower... and one more thing...usually men that holding hand that you see is from Bangladesh....men in Malaysia dont holding hand accepted the're gay...

U visit KLCC at the wrong time. It's not Malaysian all of them are foreigner workers. It's Eid celebration and most of Malaysian are leaving Kuala Lumpur.

Seriously u are beautiful girl, sweet smile

poor girl ..if u want a peaceful and see the true Malaysian... just go to the east coast Terengganu , northern Penang/Kedah ,Southern Melaka/Johor or Sabah/Sarawak.... KL is place for foreigner workers...and especially u came when the celebration of Eid like Christmas holiday....a lot of locals back to their hometown outside Kuala Lumpur

Hahaha yes. They are all foreigners.

Protect your energy, avoid starring int peoples eyes some can hypnotise

They stare at you because you are beautiful like Hollywood movie star

No cash, not so much clothes, no planning.

The foreigners would look at a beautiful white lady, 100%

most of these people are foreign workers from india, pakistan,bangladesh,nepal. barely any locals in this video. what has happen to Kuala Lumpur. as a local this is so sad. Goverment need to do something about this. cacat pemandangan. habis pelancong fikir itu orang tempatan padahal foreign workers. rosak imej negara.

Men holding hands in Malaysia are Bangladeshis. Its a NO-NO for the locals. 😅😅

Hay sister, those are not Malaysian... They are mostly Bangladeshi and Indians, came out from construction side. Just Once in a while they will come out to chill from heavy hard job and stress maybe. U don't see this situation daily. Could be only once a year. I am local, i would treat u to a coffee shop if I were there, u look like a very sweet nice woman 😊😊

mans holding hand, sure bangladeshi 😂

thats foreign workers. not a local malaysian.

Is Balii much cooler than KL? If not, stop complaining. 😅😅😅

as a Malaysian I would say..the person staring at you is an immigrant working in Malaysia..It's not Malaysian culture to stare at people..there are many immigrants who work in Malaysia..

the amount of immigrants there is mind boggling. you went there at a wrong time girl. couldn't recognized that place because of them.

Hi Jade, Locals dont normally stares at people and fyi, those are foreign workers. Perhaps from Bangladesh, India or Pakistan and obviously they dont look locals at all. Anyways, glad you came down in kay eL but the only downside is the wrong timing as its during Eid, most locals travels away from downtown so those 'workers' took the opportunity to go to kLcc etc. Safe Travel ya😎😃 ~zy~

You are so beautiful.. that's why they stare at u.. 😍😍😍

Woow kuala Lumpur the city of Bangla (Bangla Mean Bangladeshi people)

I feel like being in bangladesh or nepal. It is all government's fault, who bring in those foreign workers. 😂

all people that staring at u is foreigner worker

Hope this video might get Malaysian Authority attention, Swift Action need to be taken..

They are staring at you because you are vlogging...its actually not common here for people vloging live on the street because locals usually shy. And from the language that i heard from your videos i can hear Indian, Bangladeshi , Myanmar and Indonesian language spoken there so they are definitely not locals. xD

It is a shame you visited KL at the wrong time and got an inaccurate impression of this wonderful city

Thank you for filming ...we do not expect the happening in KL during Eid 😂

If you walking while talking alone on camera in public,, of couse people will stared, try go india or bangladesh, u will know what stared is...

95% is immigrant workers and becareful also avoid silent path or roads

She goes to KL so tht she can go back to Indonesia and get a new tourist visa stamped on her passport.. anyway, welcome to Msia😅

omg so many immigrant workesr in kl. where are the locals?

Bangla ni merosakkan suasana kt KL je. Adeh.

All i can see just Bangladeshi and they not local. You can hear they talking bangladeshi

You do know that Malaysia is predominantly Muslims country right? So did you plan to come during Eid holiday? Like its the biggest celebration ever in Muslims calendar for the whole Muslims Malay community in the country so we locals mostly already back at home chilling and eating foods or at mosque praying or visiting family and relatives all over the country.

Hello jade good day you and tank you very much you live with michelle and marley is fantastic and very nice and romantic night big kiss from me angel ❤❤❤

😮Thats the front, the KLCC park the other side, enter the mall, goto backdoor, just ask the wright person or secguard ,,lol 😊 Ur westnr just dont understand sociology...perhaps

Malaysian men do not hold hands. It's too LGBT for us. It's a South Asian thing (Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal). Weekends are not a good time to go to main tourist areas.

That's not local malaysian at all It's immigrants

u got stared by foreign workers .. mostly are bangladeshis or indians…. is this on a weekend..? guess it’s during day off… locals don’t stare at u… because we got better things to do.. 😅😅 btw.. bangladeshi men love to hold each other’s hand… btw could this be during public holiday (hari raya aidil fitri)..? most locals are out of kl.. holiday with our loved ones… locals don’t pose infront of the petronas twin towers n take pictures…. because too many foreigners especially foreign workers.. we avoid the place…

Most of them are foreigners including you 😅

All the foreign workers also need take a break...why so mean??? Nothing happen to you right? They also human beings...

You came during the celebration of Eid al-Fitr, a special festival for Muslims. So the majority of Malaysians returned to hometown elsewhere in the country to be with their families and parents. What you see are foreign workers who spend festive holidays in tourist centers consisting of Indians, Bangladeshis, Nepalese, Myanmar, Indonesia. The situation will return to normal after 2-3 days when the citizens coming back working in Kuala Lumpur.

Bangladeshis

You in bangladesh, not malaysia. You in wrong country